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Why is it that innovators die poor--while imitators succeed beyond all measure?
FORBES: Pioneers Die Broke
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So the land sits idle waiting for this poor women to die.
FORBES: Blame the Joint Committee on Taxation not the CBO
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But, I really would hate to think that these answers would be left to the free-market where the rich get to live longer because they can afford a heart bypass operation that works over 95% of the time while the poor are left to die because they cannot afford the identical, life-saving surgery.
FORBES: Why Ideological Free-Marketers Will Never Understand Health Care
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Vastly more die in many poor countries from the non-existence or inadequacy of sewerage systems.
ECONOMIST: Third-world water and the private sector
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But even with all the advances of the 20th century the fact remains - poor people are ill more often and die sooner.
BBC: News | UK Politics | Frank Dobson's speech in full
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In India, children who are born into poor homes are seven times more likely to die than those born into rich households.
UNESCO: Post-Conflict and Post-Disaster Responses
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Obama consistently frames the issue as this is what he is for, while his political opponents are in favor of letting the poor starve, or those without health insurance die for lack of medical care.
FORBES: Policies Meant To Achieve Equality Are Very Unfair To The Least Equal
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"I may be poor, but I don't want to die for 20, 000 rupiah, " says Dahlan, who scorned the offer.
CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia
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Shortly after that, the poor kid was dragged off to a performance of "Die Fledermaus" by his parents, who must have been on more comfortable terms with comic opera than with child psychology.
WSJ: Holy Melancholy, 'Batman'!
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Household accidents were also disproportionately more likely to affect the poor with children with unemployed parents 37 times more likely to die in a fire than children in professional families.
BBC: Adventure playground
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Yet 2m children under the age of five die every year in India alone, mostly thanks to poor nutrition or bad drinking water.
ECONOMIST: The Kashmir earthquake
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In die-casting, the alloys tend to be brittle and have poor wear resistance.
CNN: Next iPhone may be housed in 'Liquidmetal'