• He was an Italian, from dirt-poor Emilia-Romagna, who followed his family to France to find work.

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  • For years skeptics told him his programs were too complex or expensive to work in dirt-poor settings.

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  • How the author got from a dirt-poor Appalachian childhood to the New York Times and a Pulitzer Prize.

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  • That came in Dantewada, a remote, forested, dirt-poor and sparsely populated district in the south of Chhattisgarh state.

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  • Democrats thus were able to accumulate seniority that could be used to direct military spending to their dirt-poor districts.

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  • His son recalls there were hundreds of students lined up outside the school, which was in a dilapidated building in a dirt-poor village.

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  • The Rio Grande Valley, at the southern tip of Texas, was once a dirt-poor region of few hopes where voting was aggressively regimented.

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  • Iraqi Kurds, roughly estimated at five million, have stunningly rebuilt a dirt-poor and traumatised society from scratch since they gained their autonomy in 1991.

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  • By the time Nepalese authorities caught up with Hari Narayan Lam in 2003, this organ broker had convinced 50 dirt-poor Nepalese to part with a kidney.

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  • The biggest dam enthusiast of all is dirt-poor Laos, which hopes to enrich itself by building enough hydropower projects to become the battery of South-East Asia.

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  • Three months after they arrived, they arrested an illiterate man and woman, both dirt-poor herders living together for years with their animals outside the town of Aguelhok.

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  • Last month Mr Gandhi led attempts to revive the local Congress party in Bihar, a dirt-poor but populous eastern state which has just held elections for its legislature.

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  • Part of the benefit, everyone agrees, is that there are huge benefits to not being dirt-poor: clean drinking water, good medical care and safe housing, to name a few.

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  • Were these countries to open themselves to the latest seeds--and even if more developed nations remained ideologically GMO-averse, thereby crimping exports--the four would reap productivity gains, dirt-poor Bangladesh most of all.

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  • "This has been my baby for two years, " says Faisal, 38, who has built Ruba (he is vague about the source of the name) on his dirt-poor family's trading origins in Pakistan's frontier provinces.

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  • T-shirts (all valuable items for Cambodia's dirt-poor farmers).

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  • In childhood he was told by his father, Manuel, the story of the 20-year-old, dirt-poor farm boy named George Washington Perry who caught a 22.3 pound bass in Georgia in 1932, establishing the current record.

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