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The United States Congressional Research Service estimated that in 1971 - 72
the developing countries as a whole made ... 24 An estimate for Canada
suggests that Third World countries have contributed C $ 10 billion in the last 25
years .
The United States Congressional Research Service estimated that in 1971 - 72
the developing countries as a whole made ... 24 An estimate for Canada
suggests that Third World countries have contributed C $ 10 billion in the last 25
years .
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Jamaica , loss of health personnel , 1978 - 85 Doctors Nurses 1978 1978 - 85
1985 354 393 Estimated stock National training output Expected total stock (
assuming no losses ) Estimated stock 1 884 1822 3706 747 441 1972 306 1734
...
Jamaica , loss of health personnel , 1978 - 85 Doctors Nurses 1978 1978 - 85
1985 354 393 Estimated stock National training output Expected total stock (
assuming no losses ) Estimated stock 1 884 1822 3706 747 441 1972 306 1734
...
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In 1990 , there were an estimated 100 , 000 Malaysian workers in Singapore . 32
Many of Malaysia ' s skilled and professional people are emigrating , not only to
Singapore but also to the United States , Canada and Australia which are now ...
In 1990 , there were an estimated 100 , 000 Malaysian workers in Singapore . 32
Many of Malaysia ' s skilled and professional people are emigrating , not only to
Singapore but also to the United States , Canada and Australia which are now ...
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