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But also, unreformed China seems to have done a more impressive job than India did in educating and providing health care for its poor.

The police are seen by many pundits as the last unreformed public service.

Unfortunately, in many countries transsexuals still encounter serious discrimination and are victimized by unreformed, unfair civil laws.

That brought stability, but non-oil businesses struggle with low productivity in a largely unreformed economy.

The economy has long-standing weaknesses, including congested transport, unreformed schools and patchy skills.

Its unreformed social system and its red tape, both inherited from Soviet days, are crushing burdens.

Then, a politically and unreformed and assertive China could be calling the shots in the most vibrant economic region of the world.

Nobody now expects his government to tackle one big, unreformed obstacle to business: employment-destroying labour laws.

Moldova became the first European country to return unreformed Communists to power through democratic elections.

But the supply chain these plants will join is still largely unreformed and in poor shape.

Alcoholics and drug addicts: partnering with unreformed substance abusers is a nightmare.

In unreformed Scotland the glut of cash notably boosted staff numbers more than staff activity.

She saw the Polish words, dirty and all-knowing and unreformed, flinging mud on the clean English words until everything was equally dirty.

But the downsides of an unreformed system are much more obvious.

Crucially, an unreformed economy means inadequate exports of goods or commodities that could pay forfood imports.

IT IS 25 years since Brazil moved from dictatorship to democracy, but its army remains surprisingly unreformed.

One reason is that the unreformed Japanese corporate sector is indifferent to returns to shareholders.

The influence of unreformed India varies.