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catastrophe.lVhat changeswere you thinking ofi
we lcannot continue to use up the world's
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countries 2will have to allow developingcountries to export
more. And thirdl¡ we 3aregoing to haveto devotemore
resourcesto fighting diseases suchasAIDS.
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next month's G8 meeting in Berlin. I Thopethe richer nations swill agreeto help
elimi¡ate poi¡effv in the next 20 years.At the sametime, we emust promote
responsiblegovernmentin the developingworld.

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