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The people of both countries might be expected to prefer the US as a stationary bandit - but, given that it has not been able to guarantee security, and that it might not stick around for long, they could be forgiven for preferring the bandits they know.

His visit coincided with potentially inflammatory allegations by Pakistan that Indian warplanes had twice crossed several miles into Pakistani airspace, but in a sign that both countries might be trying to cool their public stances, their governments seemed at pains to back down from a confrontation on the matter.

Third, another possible reason for the epidemiologic gap between both countries might be differences in diagnostic practice.

The emergence of isolates harboring ptxA1 and prn2 or prn3 alleles in both countries might be explained by the fact that the wP vaccine strains used in both countries harbor ptxA2 or A4 and prn1 alleles (13 , 15.

The negative correlation between PPP-adjusted GDP per capita and suicide rates in both developing and developed European countries might be explained not only by economic development but by the implementation of national mental health policies and infrastructures 21 and the perception of social integration of European citizens.

However, the fact that, in practice, both programmes coexist in all European countries might be taken to suggest that neither of them is superior or that policymakers are not aware of which programmes work and which ones do not.2 Empirical studies have not established an answer to this question either.

Jurists from other Arab countries might be especially helpful.

Spreading nuclear power to additional countries might be.

And, at least theoretically, poor African countries might be able to lift themselves out of poverty.

Second, countries might be less interested in maximising wealth than distributing it.

"Perhaps not large numbers, but South African-type countries might be interested".