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"Cuaresma, Fenz, Fisher, and Kharas introduce a new Internet Poverty Index that can create standardized estimates of people living in internet poverty globally."

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"Beijing’s forays in the Middle East present Washington with a test—and an opportunity."

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"The United States must invest concretely in the well-being of developing nations."

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