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African country
* African countries aim to use all media, including the Internet, for national development.
* African countries are countries
  - often even more impoverished, with only one ophthalmologist for every million
  - can take policy and regulatory steps to foster domestic markets
  - continue to be exploited by the rich
  - do have their own information economy already
  - face particular difficulties when attempting to enter world markets
  - fear the introduction of the disease through European products
* African countries have legal codes, establishing the terms for foreign investment
  - their own national holidays at various times throughout the year
  - to spend twice as much to buy the same value of goods abroad
  - is governed by black people and they make the laws now, mostly in favor of blacks
  - spend more each year repaying debt than on all primary education and health care
* Many African countries are among the lowest per capita energy consumers in the world
  - continue to have tariff rates that are among the highest in the world
  - rely on religious organisations to provide basic services
  - require villages to house rural teachers
  - try to emulate South Africa because it is the most westernized
* Most African countries continue to struggle with even the most basic democratic principles
  - depend on primary commodities for a significant part of their export income
* Most African countries have peoples of diverse cultural roots
  - problems in travelling

Arab country
* Arab countries are countries
  - limit oil exports
  - proclaim an embargo on oil, causing widespread fuel shortages
* Most Arab countries have a high illiteracy rate, which is especially high among women.
* Some Arab countries have more severe punishment for crime than others.

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Asian country
* Asian countries allow branch plants of foreign- based university and health care chains
  - foreign-based university and health care chains
* Asian countries are countries
  - of growing significance particularly Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam
  - can solve their economic problems internally only through political action
  - compete with each other for rights to sell many USA products
  - fall into three general climatic zones
* Asian countries follow dietary patterns
* Asian countries have a fairly sound economic basis and big potentials for development
  - good economic foundation and great potentials
  - relatively solid basis for economic development
  - rudimentary markets for bonds and other fixed-income securities
* Many Asian countries are very sensitive to online content
  - boast young, well-educated workforces
  - deny entry to travelers whose passports are valid for less than six months
  - lack broad unemployment compensation or pension systems
* Most Asian countries have more than one language that is natively spoken
  - import more from Japan than they export
  - lack an efficient on-line payments system
  - permit foreign banks to operate only via branches
  - asian countries follow dietary patterns
* Some Asian countries are part of Asia
  - Eurasia
  - receive natural insulation from an increase in petroleum prices
  - require permission or documentation from foreigners before granting visas
  - asian countries have breeds

Baltic country
* Baltic countries are Estonia , Latvia and Lithuania
  - take important positions in the conception of region's development
+ Baltic states: Europe
  * Baltic countries are Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Lithuanian and Latvian people speak Baltic languages and Estonian people speak Finnic language.

Civilized country
* All civilized countries have provisions for bankruptcy.
* Civilized countries have laws against such injustice.
* Most civilized countries have laws to eliminate gambling.