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Even so, Boosaaso is still a crumbling, broke, rough-and-tumble place, decaying after years of neglect like so much of war-ravaged Somalia.

The war-ravaged agrarian country was transformed into a technologically advanced market economy with a sophisticated social welfare system.

The big shift away from manufacturing came as the U. S. sought to speed the recoveries of war-ravaged Europe and Asia.

Most rich countries were once poor and war-ravaged, but they eventually grew out of it.

A year later, Secretary of State George C. Marshall announced his plan for war-ravaged Europe under the trees of Harvard Yard.

She reiterated that her country is determined to support any Afghan-led effort aimed at establishing peace in the war-ravaged nation.

Under the system of fixed exchange rates and a gold-anchored dollar, world trade boomed (albeit from a low, war-ravaged base).

Federalism envisaged as the permanent answer to a war-ravaged Europe may be last century's dream.

A modern, glass-wrapped hotel rises behind the ruins of a war-ravaged building in Kabul, Afghanistan.

He left a war-ravaged Kosovo in 1999 and was granted political asylum in the United States.

Even war-ravaged Sri Lanka recently named China as the key to reviving its beleaguered travel industry.

From the countries of the war-ravaged Great Lakes region, such as Congo and Rwanda, Nairobi appears an oasis of calm.

During these war-ravaged years, Mara became pregnant and gave birth to their son, Ben Skywalker.

Twenty local administrative bodies in Sri Lanka's war-ravaged north went to polls over the weekend to elect members.

The third is to build capacity in war-ravaged countries.