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They can see the global culture via satellite television, but cannot touch it, except to purchase the veneer on Amazon.
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Authoritarian leaders like the Gambia's Yahya Jammeh seem to relish the West's wealth. Why doesn’t the United States use that against them?
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In the devoutly Catholic Philippines, divorce violates social and religious tradition. For those in unhappy marriages, the law remains rigid.
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Migrant mothers from the Philippines are raising kids through care packages.
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