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• prospects for lebanon.
* prospects for lebanon.

world urbanization prospects:
world urbanization prospects:

un world population prospects.
un world population prospects.

future prospects - paragraph 37
future prospects - paragraph 37

المصدر: world population prospects,.
source: world population prospects, population division, department of economic and social affairs (united nations publication, sales no.

world population prospects 1950–2050:
world population prospects 1950–2050:

world economic situation and prospects.
world economic situation and prospects.

global economic prospects ... ", p. 9.
unctad special economic unit united nations office at geneva

world population prospects: the 1994 revision.
world population prospects: the 1994 revision.

challenges and prospects in the implementation of nepad.
challenges and prospects in the implementation of nepad.

world population prospects: the 2008 revision, vol.
world population prospects: the 2008 revision, vol.

global and regional food demand and supply prospects.
global and regional food demand and supply prospects.

korean reunification: prospects and consequences (forthcoming)
korean reunification: prospects and consequences (forthcoming)

"taiwan's security: history and prospects".
"taiwan's security: history and prospects".

below-replacement fertility in iran: progress and prospects.
below-replacement fertility in iran: progress and prospects.

prospects for marine regionalism in the malacca and singapore straits.
prospects for marine regionalism in the malacca and singapore straits.

global economic prospects, 2005: trade, regionalism and development.
global economic prospects, 2005: trade, regionalism and development.

the legal profession in korea: problems and prospects for reform.
the legal profession in korea: problems and prospects for reform.

lifestyle and consumption: prospects of cutting consumption in wealthy countries.
lifestyle and consumption: prospects of cutting consumption in wealthy countries.