But they deny, however, that the fake investment schemes that have impoverished the likes of Jawad Tawfiq ever had anything to do with real tunnel operations.
American maternal mortality rates rose over a 20-year period at a rate that places the U.S. in the company of war-torn countries like Afghanistan and impoverished nations like Chad and Swaziland, according to a new report.
The south has impoverished pockets, like north-east Kent.
He predicts that as impoverished nations like Afghanistan and Tajikistan begin to demand more water to support growing economies, their demands will spark new transboundary resource tensions.
Dr. Borlaug, who died at age 95 on Sept. 12, led the so-called Green Revolution that created bumper crops in once impoverished countries like Mexico, India and Pakistan.
They are also distracting voters from a necessary debate about how to make the relentless tide work for the American middle class even as it brings impoverished nations like India and China into the modern economy.
The war, which saw US and South Korean forces fending off a North Korean invasion later joined by the Chinese army, is frequently described as a draw, but Obama called it a clear victory, with South Korea flourishing and North Korea hermit-like and impoverished.
Humiliation is a deeply cultural construct that cuts far deeper than economic or political terms like "impoverished" or "disenfranchised".
If they cannot pay fees, impoverished offenders may, like Dequan, spend extra months and years on probation.
Perennial droughts have sent generations of northeasterners fleeing from impoverished farming towns like this one for the industrial cities of the South -- São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte.
