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Few country
* Few countries are homogeneous
  - more vulnerable to such weapons of mass destruction
  - guarantee women equal rights within marriage, divorce and family property
* Few countries have a command economy
  - larger portion of people of one religion
  - warrior tradition as long and exciting as that of Japan
  - as rich a variety of cultural influences as Haiti
  - legal systems that guarantee freedom of the press
  - skyscrapers
  - their visa offices in Pakistan
  - measure the quality of groundwater or the rate at which it is being exploited
  - trade in as many sectors and as widely
  - treat their women as well as their men
* Few countries use firing squads anymore
  - mumps vaccine, so mumps remains a common disease in many countries of the world
+ Firing squad, Countries using the firing squad: Punishments
  * Few countries use firing squads anymore. Many countries have either stopped using the death penalty or switched to using lethal injection. For example, in the United States, the state of Utah used to use firing squads, but it now uses lethal injection. However, some countries, such as Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates, still use firing squads.

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Foreign country
* All foreign countries are open territories.
* Foreign countries are smaller than many of our states
  - create opportunity
  - have facilities
  - help guarantee Kazakhstan's stability to protect their own economic interests
  - make their own rules of entry
* Many foreign countries are just now becoming involved in oil exploration and production
  - maintain their own web pages with relevant business information
  - sell disposable diapers
* Some foreign countries levy less tax on in-kind housing than on cash housing allowances
  - stamp their pilot certificates to show continued medical qualifications

Individual country
* Individual countries are also multilingual.
* Individual countries have different forms of assessing child poverty
  - the sovereign power to protect public safety and national security

Industrial country
* Industrial countries depend on surplus labor
  - tend to develop labour shortages and to import labour from elsewhere
* Many industrial countries are now concerned about the greying of their populations
  - protect their agricultural industries from foreign competition
  - use financial requirements as the measure of their deficits

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Industrialized country
* Industrialized countries are better positioned to absorb the negative effects of climate change
  - willing to practice some form of debt forgiveness
  - consume far more resources per capita than developing countries
  - continue to subsidize and dump their agricultural exports
  - generate by far the largest amounts of toxic and hazardous wastes
  - grapple with economic and social issues
  - have a special responsibility with regard to maintaining world peace
  - view the world as a giant market
* Most industrialized countries have laws requiring child safety seats for babies in motor vehicles
  - modern, efficient rail systems
  - voluntary programs to encourage energy efficiency at work sites

Islamic country
* Many Islamic countries lack a civil society tradition, liberal democracy and a market economy.
* Some Islamic countries permit polygamy, as do some African tribes
  - regulate the import or possession of condoms and other contraceptive devices

Latin country
* All Latin countries require U.S. citizens to have a valid passport.
* Some Latin countries are concerned with what they see as excessive U.S. influence.

Many country
* Many countries deal with burdens.
* Many countries have activities
  - regulations
* Many countries see immediate impact
* Many countries use energy
  - nuclear energy
* Most many countries use energy
* Some many countries have government policy.