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developing country
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developing country
a nonindustrialized poor country that is seeking to develop its resources by industrialization


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He proclaimed that "if economic development is to amount to anything--if stagnation is going to be broken--one underdeveloped country after another will have to enter the world market for manufactured goods in a big way" (4).
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I realize that using the word "privilege" when talking about an underdeveloped country may seem incongruous; however, it proved otherwise.
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