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Tourism and trade bring unwanted biological species threatening other countries’ ecosystems
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Strict International Patent Laws Hurt Developing Countries

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Adding 75 million people to the European Union is no small affair
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Continuing Sino-American cooperation throughout Asia could ensure global stability
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US and UK leaders fail to heed history’s lessons on the benefits of globalization
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Spain’s Parties Split Over Royal Visit to Saudi Arabia

Political groups weigh economic benefits versus human-rights violations
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