101.   But the same is not true in the developing world, where many can barely afford aspirin, let alone expensive medicines like AZT.

102.   But Wasserheit said the new DNA tests were too expensive for widespread use in the developing world or in poorer areas of the United States.

103.   But there remains a cavernous distance, digitally, between the typical American and the average citizen of the developing world.

104.   But why is this bias against girls so pronounced in large parts of South and East Asia when it is not in many other regions of the developing world?

105.   By contrast, few cases in the developing world have attracted much attention.

106.   By curbing foreign bribery, industrialized countries will increase the credibility in the developing world of their proposals for combating demand-side corruption.

107.   By the periphery he means the developing world, and by the center he means the wealthy West.

108.   Can this quintessentially trilateral forum, once so successful, still maintain its much needed international legitimacy when it excludes the developing world?

109.   Caterpillar is also promoting mobile electric generators, which are in high demand in the developing world.

110.   By the time Potrykus set up shop, the first so-called Green Revolution had been a force in the developing world for nearly a decade.