A landlocked country about the size of Texas but with a population density equivalent to Utah or Nevada, South Sudan is a sparsely settled, highly rural, and profoundly poor tropical developing nation.
As poor as I was, my moving here was still a part of the narrowest tip of the blade that seeks to separate more profoundly poor and ill-equiped people from their Harlem homes, to say nothing about the unintended consequences of my book, Harlem Lost and Found.
Profoundly poor judgment?
There is more to it than just being a victim of circumstance and Gartside has to take a significant portion of the blame when the decision-making on his watch has been so profoundly poor.
They are profoundly poor now.
Her parents were devoutly Catholic and profoundly poor, so her early Christmas celebrations entailed little out of the ordinary besides extra Masses.
The profoundly poor and politically unstable nation sees anywhere from 140 to 300 tons of cocaine pass through its borders every year, fueling epic levels of violence and graft.
We suspect that these two types of synergy were seldom realized because the SRAP's targeted counties were profoundly poor and their resources scarce, so there were few redundant services that needed to be scaled back.
What's different these days--and what affects the $2-a-day poor so profoundly--is that welfare can no longer be counted on to provide a floor of cash that families can depend on.
An unexpected consequence, perhaps, but a profoundly hopeful one.Correction: The programme with the ultra-poor in West Bengal evaluated by Ms Duflo was implemented by Bandhan, not BRAC, as we mistakenly wrote in the original version of this article.
In a profoundly non-uniform world, uniform standards are a bad idea, especially for the poorest countries, which may be unable to support them economically.
