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But to help the worst-off, commerce must be enlisted, managed, and regulated, not resisted.

Natural catastrophes seemed to be almost deliberately targeting the world's worst off, from the earthquake in Haiti to floods in Pakistan.

The result is a healthy tourism industry, and a much-needed economic boost for some of America's worst-off regions.

The air force's transport fleet is in a poor state and the navy is shrinking, but the army is worst off.

This is the heart of the moral and ethical imperative to work together for health, to make life better for the people worst off.

"Pretty consistently, " she says, "the worst off are the currently widowed, divorced, or separated. "

The number of long-term unemployed keeps rising. Worst off are families with children.

The special children's hospitals in major cities do best; general hospitals in the country and holiday areas are worst off.

For the worst-off, the data are catastrophic.

African countries have the fewest doctors per head of population, with Malawi the worst off.

Therefore, we are targeting schools that are the worst off in this area.

While substantial fortunes have suffered steep declines, the people most affected are those who were already worst off.

The world ' s worst off-shore oil disaster.

Worst off is Niger, where more than 110, 000 people are homeless.

Please. Your London 2012 has embarrased your people enough. Stop rubbing salt into the wound and make your country worst off.

Those with liberal arts degrees are among the worst off. Their average salaries have fallen 8. 9% from last year to $33, 540.