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Keywords forced migration. West Africa, Economic Community of West African States, European Union, immigration, displacement, mixed migration, politics, asylum... 

The authors would like to thank Dr. J.A.R. van Veen of the Koninklij-ke/Shell-laboratory (KSLA) in Amsterdam for providing a sample of a specially prepared Co-Mo/C catalyst. Thanks are also expressed to Dr. F. Bauman of the University of Bielefeld (West Germany) for supplying us with the model compound ((CgH )4P)2Ni(MoS )2 The information in this paper is partly derived from a contract (EN3V-0009/NL) concluded with the European Economic Community. 

The plant did not have many of the safety equipment and procedures as a similar plant in West Virginia since India does not have the same health and safety regulations as the United States, and even though the local government was aware of many concerns about plant safety it was reluctant to place safety and pollution burdens on the plant since this might lead to the plant being closed and subsequent economic loss for the community. 

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Rural electrification, therefore, presented economic challenges based on the costs of service provision to a low-density, widely dispersed, often relatively poor population, and engineering issues (especially in relation to hydro schemes) to do with topography and environmental obstacles. Remoter island communities off the west coast epitomized the extreme problems for a rural electricity service for sparsely populated areas. 

Defensively irrational fears of the spread of democratic practices outside the Soviet bloc and also more understandable fears of the spread of communism diie to the latter s influence seem to be connected with these changes, although the economic deeds - as opposed to the rhetoric - of the Comecon countries seem designed to fit in with the West s aims, not to subvert them. Also the Soviet military expansion since the mid-1960s is probably best interpreted as a catching-up exercise, which NATO could always surpass because its members have about one-and-a-half times the population and more than twice the productive capacity of the Warsaw Pact nations. It is also hard to justify all the fears about shortages of raw materials which have... 

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