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Pablo Bose, a migration and urban studies scholar at the University of Vermont, says Indians are trying to cross into the US in larger numbers because of more economic opportunities and “more ability to enter the informal economies in the US cities”, especially the large ones like New York or Boston.

From BBC

She ran on a platform of reproductive rights, addressing climate change, and creating more economic opportunities for young people.

From Slate

First, the wealthy will be even more exempt from taxation, forcing the working and middle classes to endure more economic strain.

From Salon

Other Iranians, however, foresaw only greater escalation — and more economic suffering — should Iran choose that path.

Analysts are divided on which plan will generate more economic growth, but one thing is clear: More and more public debts will increasingly crowd out investment and accumulation of private productive capacity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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