It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… increased awards to cost-effective local Gncluding faith-based) organizations, and improved internal governance. It … increased awards to cost-effective local Gncluding faith-based) organizations, and improved internal governance. It … - page 254
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… Choice?® that contrasted America’s development approach based on liberty, sovereignty, and free markets with China’s … Choice?® that contrasted America’s development approach based on liberty, sovereignty, and free markets with China’s … - page 255
… Chinese entities directly or indirectly. USAID’s Bangkok-based Regional Development Mission for Asia should focus its … Chinese entities directly or indirectly. USAID’s Bangkok-based Regional Development Mission for Asia should focus its … - page 256
… countries can no longer afford to buy expensive natural gas—based fertilizers that are key to achieving high yields of … countries can no longer afford to buy expensive natural gas—based fertilizers that are key to achieving high yields of … - page 257
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