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Why Ending Extreme Poverty Isn't Good Enough
The world's leaders pledged to reduce the numbers who live on less than $1.25 a day. The world's poorest deserve more
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The fastest way to make poor people in poor countries richer and healthier is to let them move to a rich country
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