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Yet the record of foreign deals in rich countries is not good.
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Yet the opposite has happened in America, Britain and other rich countries where inequality has risen over the past 30 years.
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Regardless of their environmental benefits, alternative energy supplies have not yet proved cheap or abundant enough to wean the rich countries from their oil addiction.
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In particular, the rich countries have, as yet, failed to come up with enough money to make up the shortfall in the debt relief fund.
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Yet once the global quota system for textiles is removed in 2005, rich countries may resort to trade-remedy rules to protect themselves from increases in textile imports from poor countries.
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Yet even as rich countries hand out more money with one hand, with the other they continue to make life difficult for the world's poorest by excluding them from rich-country markets.
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Yet with higher trade barriers, on average, than rich countries, they have the most to gain from further liberalisation.
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EU, if not yet as a member, include its value as a diplomatic and commercial bridgehead into the energy-rich, newly independent countries of Central Asia, and as a cultural bridgehead into Islam.
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