For them, even Mr Allahmurodov's dirt-poor village would be a haven of peace and comfort.
He was an Italian, from dirt-poor Emilia-Romagna, who followed his family to France to find work.
For years skeptics told him his programs were too complex or expensive to work in dirt-poor settings.
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That came in Dantewada, a remote, forested, dirt-poor and sparsely populated district in the south of Chhattisgarh state.
Democrats thus were able to accumulate seniority that could be used to direct military spending to their dirt-poor districts.
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Even out in horrible, dirt-poor Shanxi, the author concludes, change is coming slowly.
His son recalls there were hundreds of students lined up outside the school, which was in a dilapidated building in a dirt-poor village.
The Rio Grande Valley, at the southern tip of Texas, was once a dirt-poor region of few hopes where voting was aggressively regimented.
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.
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.
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.
When the gambling industry came to the Delta in 1992, setting up nine casinos in dirt-poor Tunica, Mississippi, there were great hopes of a regional revival.
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.
Long ago, a study in Maharashtra showed that people spend only two-thirds of their extra income on food and this is true whether they are middle-income or dirt-poor.
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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.
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.
ERPI's heartland, has been especially fecund in breeding armed groups, partly because it is dirt-poor, but also because it is an opium-growing region in which many people go around armed.
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.
"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.
T-shirts (all valuable items for Cambodia's dirt-poor farmers).
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.
The state is attempting to sack some 70m people from state jobs, to bring perhaps 200m people in orderly fashion from countryside to town and to spread some of the coast's prosperity into the dirt-poor hinterland.
But the lavish celebrations of the king's 40th birthday, coupled with the 40th anniversary of independence from Britain, made the royal family's lifestyle look even more outrageously extravagant in a country where most people are dirt-poor and AIDS is ravaging the population of just about 1m.
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