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People from the USA and Mexico have different thoughts about each other but when they meet. peoples minds change completely especially for Conan O'Brien.  

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People from the USA and Mexico have different thoughts about each other but when they meet. peoples minds change completely especially for Conan O'Brien.  

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbSiP57csBU

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http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/17/middleeast/syria-seaside-latakia/index.html
People relax at the beach in war-torn Syria.

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Sikh community saves its towns 4th of July celebration

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Sikh community saves its towns 4th of July celebration

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https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/sikh-community-saves-towns-fourth-july-celebration/

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People think Lebanon is a third-world country where crime is common, but they are actually making great advances in their legal system.

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People think Lebanon is a third-world country where crime is common, but they are actually making great advances in their legal system.

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http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/16/middleeast/lebanon-abolishes-marry-rapist-law/index.html

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https://www.cfr.org/interview/are-north-and-south-korea-back-business
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http://www.cnn.com/travel/article/world-happiness-report-africa/index.html
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How big of a problem is poverty in Dubai? What's being done about it?

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How big of a problem is poverty in Dubai? What's being done about it?

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Even though we think Dubai is a very wealthy place, It still has poverty problems. CS

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How Two Brothers Took Over a Filipino Country for ISIS. 

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How Two Brothers Took Over a Filipino Country for ISIS. 

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https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2017/08/philippines-isis/536253/

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https://www.quora.com/Is-there-anything-good-about-North-Korea

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Muslims Pitch in to Help Catholic Neighbors Rebuild Church Destroyed in Storm

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Muslims Pitch in to Help Catholic Neighbors Rebuild Church Destroyed in Storm

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Catholic community that was affected by the storm is not very rich and nearby Muslim community were quick to help.

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When monsoon rains washed away a small Catholic church in Pakistan, Muslim neighbors were quick to help the minority's congregation rebuild.

There are only eight Christian families in the farming village of Khalsabad, so raising the money for a new church didn't look too promising.

The people are poor, but Muslim shopkeepers and farmers began contributing their own money to replace the mud-walled chapel.

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The priest who oversees the congregation in Khalsabad and 55 other villages in the region calls the generosity "a dialogue of life."
So far, the donations have helped build a new boundary wall around the site.
Muslim shopkeeper Dilawar Hussain donated $95 to the reconstruction.

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"A church is also a house of Allah," Hussain told Asia Today. "Praying is what matters. We worship the same God."

It's not uncommon for this kind of outreach between religions. Just about a year ago on the other side of the world, a Muslim congregation raised $5,000 to help out a neighboring Catholic church in Ontario, Canada after vandals caused $10,000 in damages. Share This With Your Congregation Of Friends... (Photo: wilhei, CC)

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When monsoon rains washed away a small Catholic church in Pakistan, Muslim neighbors were quick to help the minority's congregation rebuild. There are only eight Christian families in the farming village of Khalsabad, so raising the money for a new church didn't look too promising.

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2017/03/20/the-african-billionaires-2017/#6de586742334
Not all Africans are poor.
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https://hub.wsu.edu/law-justice-realtime/2015/12/17/islamophobia-the-stereotyping-and-prejudice-towards-muslims-since-911/

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Rwandas government is being rebuilt and is having development success after the genocide

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Rwandas government is being rebuilt and is having development success after the genocide

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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-14093238
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1.The smog in china causes many to not be able to leave the house.

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1.The smog in china causes many to not be able to leave the house.

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2. The numbers were so great it broke the scale. These issues cause many issues with health income and family.
http://www.cnn.com/videos/weather/2016/11/15/what-is-air-quality-index-jpm-orig.cnn/video/playlists/china-smog/
http://www.cnn.com/videos/weather/2016/11/15/what-is-air-quality-index-jpm-orig.cnn/video/playlists/china-smog/

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http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/29/americas/venezuela-shortages-impact-lives/index.html
People may not realize that the situation is Venezuela is worse than they think, considering it is not the first nation that comes to mind when you think of a country in turmoil. After the takeover of President Maduro, Venezuelans have been cut off from several types of goods.
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In Ethiopia I would think that everyone is living in poverty, but I found a mall that looks very modern and new. OR

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In Ethiopia I would think that everyone is living in poverty, but I found a mall that looks very modern and new. OR

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DkkYep4gr4

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The picture of Thailand's floating city above 

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The picture of Thailand's floating city above 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNgfOd5oo4Q
A city in thailand made of gathered materials may be perceived as a slum and very poor. The video show people smiling enjoying their day with daily soccer tournaments and markets to trade from. The people enjoy fishing and making bracelets.

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Africa is now home to more than 160,000 people with personal fortunes worth in excess of $1m (£642,000), a twofold increase in the number of wealthy individuals since the turn of the century that highlights the problem of deepening inequality as some of the world's poorest nations register strong economic growth.

The combined wealth holdings of high-net-worth individuals - those with net assets of $1m or more - in Africa totalled $660bn at the end of 2014, according to a report by New World Wealth, a South African market research firm.

Meanwhile, the number of poor people in Africa - defined as those living on less than $1.25 a day - increased from 411.3 million in 2010 to 415.8 millon in 2011, World Bank data shows.

By 2024, the number of African millionaires is expected to rise 45%, to approximately 234,000, according to the report.

During the past 14 years, the number of high-net-worth individuals in Africa has grown by 145%. The rate for the Middle East over the same period was 136%, while in Latin America it was 278%. The global average was 73%.

The report said that by the end of 2014, the number of people worldwide worth more than $1m had reached 13 million with a combined worth of $66tn, although the number of millionaires can vary depending on what assets are included and different methods have produced different figures. New World Wealth, for example, do not include primary residences when assessing wealth or net assets.

The World Bank has forecast an average of 5.5% economic growth for sub-Saharan Africa over the next year, though it warned that "extreme poverty remains high across the region".

Nick Dearden, director of the advocacy group Global Justice Now, said the report shows deepening inequality across the continent. "It's no wonder that rich individuals in Africa are getting richer, because we're seeing a form of 'development' ... which hugely benefits the wealthy but makes the lives of the poor even harder. Aid money, trade agreements and corporate 'investment' pushed by Britain are locking countries into a form of growth which is all about making the rich even more rich and the poor even more poor."

Mauritius has the wealthiest individuals in Africa, with average per-capita wealth of $21,470, according to the report. The rankings show that people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are the poorest, at $230 a person.

Wealth per capita

To put Africa's wealth into context: the global average wealth per capita is $27,600, with top-ranking countries such as Switzerland and Australia boasting per-capita wealth of more than $200,000.

"Over the last year there's been very strong growth in places like Mozambique, Zambia and Tanzania. Going forward, we expect Mozambique to continue to be the fastest growing market for high-net-worth individuals in percentage growth terms. So I'd say that Mozambique stands out in this report," said Andrew Amoils, head of research at New World Wealth.

Angola, where per-capita wealth rose from $620 a person in 2000 to $3,920 in 2014, recorded the highest growth over the 14-year period analysed.

In Zimbabwe, the worst performing country, wealth per capita dropped from $630 a person in 2000 to $550 a person in 2014. Zimbabweans have until September to turn in their Zimbabwean dollars before the currency is discarded.

The southern African country was one of the wealthiest countries in sub-Saharan Africa on a wealth-per-capita basis, said the report's authors, but the country is now bottom of the rankings. They also note that while other low-ranked countries on the list such as Libya and Tunisia have been affected by uprisings and political instability, Zimbabwe remains under the same leadership.

The study identifies erosion of ownership rights in Zimbabwe, ongoing political intimidation, election fixing and investor confusion arising from the banning of the independent media in the early 2000s as key reasons for the country's poor performance.

South Africa is home to the highest number of millionaires on the continent at 46,800 in 2014. Egypt comes in second with more than 20,000, followed by Nigeria in third place.

Amoils said African economies benefit from rich citizens: "A lot of [high-net-worth individuals] keep their wealth locally, so normally, for most African countries, it's between 50% and 70% local wealth. There's lots of advantages because a lot of [these individuals] are business owners and a lot of them start businesses even if they are in corporate environments.."

Dearden said: "From Nigeria to Mozambique you can see poverty rising at the same time as rapid growth. What does this mean? The growth is being gobbled up by the super-rich and transnational capital. And that means ordinary people, by comparison, find their lives even more impoverished.

"It could be different: with decent government spending on public services, progressive taxation, regulation to control capital and regional trading relationships to wean countries off dependency on western markets."

Sector breakdown of African individuals worth $1m or more

Angola: 41% in oil and gas, 13% in financial services, 12% in real estate and construction, 8% in basic materials, 6% in transport.

Ghana: 24% in financial services, 16% in real estate and construction, 13% in fast-moving consumer goods, 10% in basic materials, 7% in retail.

Kenya: 19% in real estate and construction, 18% in financial services, 10% in manufacturing.

South Africa: 20% in financial services, 16% in real estate and construction, 14% in basic materials, 8% retail.

Nigeria: 24% oil & gas, 16% basic materials, 13% transport, 10% financial services.

Zambia: 22% in basic materials, 16% real estate and construction, 12% financial services, 9% transport.

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African rich get richer even as poverty grows and inequality deepens | Ami Sedghi and Mark Anderson

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Africa is now home to more than 160,000 people with personal fortunes worth in excess of $1m (£642,000), a twofold increase in the number of wealthy individuals since the turn of the century that highlights the problem of deepening inequality as some of the world's poorest nations register strong economic growth.

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This is own many people in Africa are making a living and the amount of millionaires has gone up double since 2000.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-40743593

It shows the story of gaining and independence in India and the history of India from someone who lived there all her life.

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Post the link to your more complete story here. Include your initials at the bottom of the post. 

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https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2017/08/japan-equal-education-school-cost/535611/

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