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quadgram	frequency
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the world health organization	50
severe acute respiratory syndrome	49
the spread of covid	49
in the gcc countries	49
the number of deaths	47
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the new public health	41
this version posted june	41
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it is important to	40
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in addition to the	37
in the middle east	35
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the number of new	33
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at the end of	32
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holder for this this	30
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parts of the world	30
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this this version posted	30
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for this this version	30
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the global burden of	26
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developed and developing countries	26
number of confirmed cases	26
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the number of confirmed	24
countries in the region	24
the number of people	24
p r o o	23
n a l p	23
u r n a	23
o u r n	23
r n a l	23
j o u r	23
r o o f	23
a l p r	23
l p r e	23
can be found in	23
in the area of	22
the middle east and	22
in the united kingdom	21
the extent to which	21
the onset of the	21
number of new cases	21
the united states and	21
countries in the world	21
the fact that the	21
as part of the	21
the early stages of	20
this version posted september	20
in the developing world	20
with respect to the	20
in the face of	20
on the basis of	20
which was not peer	20
with the number of	19
is the number of	19
the spread of coronavirus	19
under a author funder	19
a large number of	19
can be used to	19
an important role in	19
in the field of	19
the size of the	19
available under a author	19
in response to the	19
the presence of a	19
the results of the	19
on the one hand	18
middle east and north	18
the countries of the	18
the impact of the	18
access to health care	18
were found to be	18
the time of writing	18
other parts of the	18
with the exception of	18
to the rest of	18
the one health approach	18
global burden of disease	18
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the course of the	17
the s and s	17
in the spread of	17
a public health emergency	17
the start of the	17
are likely to be	17
in the tourism sector	17
and climate change mitigation	17
centers for disease control	17
per cent of the	17
the role of the	16
increase in the number	16
the number of infected	16
the global financial crisis	16
the quality of the	16
east and north africa	16
the price of life	16
in the management of	16
that there is a	16
the distribution of the	16
the number of reported	16
the highest number of	16
the health of the	16
response to the pandemic	16
the case of the	16
for the first time	15
it is clear that	15
an increase in the	15
maternal and child health	15
the fight against the	15
for the development of	15
to deal with the	15
middle east respiratory syndrome	15
implied price of life	15
more likely to be	15
the occurrence of the	15
the economic impact of	15
of the united nations	15
for each of the	15
the number of days	15
countries of the region	15
the authors declare that	15
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of the trips agreement	15
in the s and	15
the development of the	15
of the united states	15
the impact of covid	15
the number of daily	15
and the united kingdom	15
to the development of	14
the existence of a	14
the number of covid	14
to the extent that	14
countries in terms of	14
in the presence of	14
active cases per population	14
disease control and prevention	14
there is a need	14
the severity of the	14
number of deaths in	14
the performance of the	14
the millennium development goals	14
to be able to	14
in the supplementary material	14
from country to country	14
by the end of	14
of terrorism on tourism	14
the context of the	14
treatment and harm reduction	14
number of infected people	14
the political economy of	14
of the gcc countries	14
early stages of the	13
the state of the	13
control of communicable diseases	13
this is the case	13
the beginning of the	13
a high level of	13
the cumulative number of	13
the health care system	13
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under usc and is	13
at the national level	13
a us government work	13
not subject to copyright	13
of the spanish economy	13
article is a us	13
the south east asia	13
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to the number of	13
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usc and is also	13
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to copyright under usc	13
this article is a	13
copyright under usc and	13
by the number of	13
on the same day	13
for disease control and	13
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this version posted july	13
there has been a	13
the evolution of the	13
access to health services	13
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conditions and job satisfaction	13
is a us government	13
the countries in the	13
as a proxy for	13
countries according to their	13
the ministry of health	12
column of the table	12
of the twentieth century	12
there is also a	12
declare that they have	12
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fever with renal syndrome	12
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the transmission of the	12
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the effects of the	12
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levels of job satisfaction	12
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in the informal sector	12
most of the countries	12
the results of this	12
phase of the pandemic	12
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by the world bank	12
the united kingdom and	12
number of cases in	12
the international monetary fund	12
the individual and the	12
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the health status of	12
is due to the	12
hemorrhagic fever with renal	12
to respond to the	12
authors declare that they	12
of the population in	12
working conditions and job	12
and other forms of	12
transmission of the virus	12
that they have no	12
food and drug administration	12
the outbreak of covid	12
at the beginning of	12
in the health sector	12
south east asia and	11
the growth rate of	11
regard to jurisdictional claims	11
of the virus and	11
a wide variety of	11
with regard to jurisdictional	11
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the control of communicable	11
in the usa and	11
of the disease in	11
to the needs of	11
daily new cases in	11
health of the population	11
the majority of the	11
in a number of	11
to the lack of	11
a review of the	11
of participating countries reported	11
on the number of	11
countries such as the	11
in the near future	11
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claims in published maps	11
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important to note that	11
for the presence of	11
of public health and	11
response to the covid	11
nature remains neutral with	11
reuse allowed without permission	11
health status of the	11
jurisdictional claims in published	11
in the st century	11
in the early stages	11
no reuse allowed without	11
that the impact of	11
of intellectual property rights	11
we would like to	11
maps and institutional affiliations	11
as a form of	11
springer nature remains neutral	11
it was reported that	11
to a lesser extent	11
have an impact on	11
a high degree of	11
the burden of disease	11
the impact of religiosity	11
for the sake of	11
of economic and social	11
the dynamics of the	11
published maps and institutional	11
cases per million population	11
it is possible to	11
of the one health	11
other countries in the	11
the relationship between the	11
in published maps and	11
cases in the country	11
a number of countries	11
the structure of the	11
the nature of the	11
of the virus in	11
are less likely to	11
the implied price of	11
the number of countries	11
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in developing countries is	11
by the world health	11
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of inability to test	10
public health and health	10
that there is no	10
one of the major	10
countries with better governance	10
the length of the	10
the one health concept	10
some of which are	10
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all countries in the	10
green financing and climate	10
there are a number	10
a negative impact on	10
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this version posted august	10
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it is necessary to	10
countries with respect to	10
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a broad range of	10
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risk of inability to	10
fair and worse governance	10
life expectancy at birth	10
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the status quo scenario	10
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were included in the	10
for a given country	10
negative impact on the	10
one of the key	10
of the impact of	10
countries around the world	10
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financing and climate change	10
and worse governance countries	10
the countries of origin	10
cases per population and	10
confirmed cases and deaths	10
in the countries of	10
domestic product per capita	10
gross domestic product per	10
number of confirmed covid	10
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countries as well as	10
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the arab middle east	10
our world in data	10
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number of reported deaths	10
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note springer nature remains	10
the diamond princess cruise	10
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the situation in the	10
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department of economic and	10
the correlation between the	10
the use of the	10
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in the total population	10
been reported to be	10
of health care systems	9
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the impacts of covid	9
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the gcc countries is	9
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the human development index	9
of this study is	9
number of reported cases	9
to contain the infection	9
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the new york times	9
the presence of the	9
has been shown to	9
countries where religion is	9
at the start of	9
between rich and poor	9
the case fatality rate	9
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europe and north america	9
used in this study	9
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temperature of the country	9
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public health in the	9
patients infected with novel	9
the increasing number of	9
the international travel restriction	9
to be associated with	9
different parts of the	9
the effect of religiosity	9
to the fact that	9
and the percentage of	9
the quality of life	9
is likely to be	9
rich and poor countries	9
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the first confirmed case	9
no conflict of interest	9
the needs of the	9
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the establishment of the	9
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infected with novel coronavirus	9
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of the disease and	9
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effects of terrorism on	9
east asia and western	9
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the initial phase of	9
are presented in table	9
the countries that were	9
the first wave of	9
countries with a high	9
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	9
for disease prevention and	9
percent of the population	9
the distance between two	9
as well as to	9
of the first global	9
before and during the	9
is important to note	9
spread of the epidemic	9
as a public health	9
of patients infected with	9
the degree to which	9
asia and western pacific	9
and western pacific regions	9
a function of the	9
as shown in figure	9
as one of the	9
initial phase of the	9
the number of tests	9
exposed to the treatment	9
it is likely that	9
total number of confirmed	9
than years of age	9
of fdi on the	9
is a need to	9
the increase in the	9
of the epidemic in	9
at the global level	9
the bill melinda gates	9
countries with the highest	9
from one country to	9
over years of age	9
in each of the	9
differences in job satisfaction	9
the world trade organization	9
are shown in table	9
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the basis of the	8
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health emergency of international	8
clinical features of patients	8
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the initial stages of	8
to take advantage of	8
percentage of the population	8
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number of cases and	8
the percentage of elderly	8
of emerging infectious diseases	8
to their home countries	8
at the local level	8
of foreign direct investment	8
total number of deaths	8
used to calculate the	8
of this paper is	8
differences in working conditions	8
each of the three	8
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the costs of the	8
united kingdom and the	8
at the expense of	8
spread of the pandemic	8
many of these countries	8
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social determinants of health	8
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the risk of transmission	8
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the development of a	8
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results of this study	8
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under years of age	8
marital and labor force	8
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the case of a	8
cryptosporidium infection in the	8
study of terrorism and	8
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of cases and deaths	8
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features of patients infected	8
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the number of lives	8
the natural history of	8
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an overview of the	8
the growth of the	8
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to contribute to the	8
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to prevent the spread	8
in the control of	8
water to the environment	8
all over the world	8
spread of the coronavirus	8
the scope of this	8
prevention and control of	8
the expected number of	8
respondents from of participating	8
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national consortium for the	8
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a higher number of	8
a significant role in	8
a major cause of	8
terrorism and responses to	8
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children younger than years	8
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of eu member states	8
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in developing countries as	7
the existence of the	7
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a national diabetes plan	7
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the incidence of covid	7
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universal declaration of human	7
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emerging and neglected diseases	7
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development assistance for health	7
the fight against covid	7
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regions of the world	7
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burden of disease study	7
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results show that the	7
united states and united	7
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the cost of the	7
declare no conflict of	7
it is reasonable to	7
to reduce the spread	7
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data from the world	7
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the wake of the	7
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the total population of	7
a pandemic risk exposure	7
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health systems in the	7
the securitisation of health	7
the coefficient of the	7
of the poorest countries	7
first case of covid	7
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the leading cause of	7
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of the first covid	7
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of the population that	7
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the effective reproduction number	7
the differences in the	7
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a country with a	7
the social and economic	7
the purpose of this	7
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than half of the	7
quality of life and	7
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pandemic risk and preparedness	7
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center for systems science	7
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the daily new cases	7
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the percentage of respondents	7
the limited number of	7
to the use of	7
the presence of cryptosporidium	7
the country of origin	7
the value of the	7
risk factors such as	7
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the collapse of the	7
international spread of the	7
such as the united	7
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of the world bank	7
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the health of canadians	7
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the development of new	7
the cumulative distribution function	7
in the next section	7
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signs of early containment	7
confirmed cases in the	7
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some of the most	7
total number of cases	7
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stages of the epidemic	7
centre for disease prevention	7
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systems science and engineering	7
a risk management function	7
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the working conditions of	7
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in the late s	7
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to be affected by	7
at a country level	7
the countries with the	7
of a national diabetes	7
weak health care system	7
dashboard to track covid	7
if the number of	7
the absence of a	7
access to medical care	7
production and distribution of	7
as much as possible	7
the age distribution of	7
of health and human	7
job satisfaction across europe	7
in the informal economy	7
for systems science and	7
european centre for disease	7
and the world bank	7
the country where the	7
in relation to covid	7
of the coronavirus pandemic	7
in the previous section	7
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of cryptosporidium in the	7
countries of the same	7
diamond princess cruise ship	7
on the type of	7
data for each country	7
of public health in	7
to ensure that the	7
in order to be	7
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will need to be	7
the country with the	7
fdi on the environment	7
the spread of infectious	7
economic and social affairs	7
the first time in	7
religiosity on earnings quality	7
an important factor in	7
new cases in the	7
latin america and the	7
in the long run	7
the sustainable development goals	7
to slow the spread	7
is clear that the	7
health and human services	7
the impacts of the	7
a number of other	7
groups of countries with	7
the number of those	7
systematic review and meta	7
the paper is organized	7
case in the country	7
to the effects of	7
presence or absence of	7
a significant proportion of	7
the severe acute respiratory	7
the vast majority of	7
of the outbreak in	6
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that the cost of	6
in the global network	6
to improve the health	6
part of the world	6
a role in the	6
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investment in r d	6
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of the distribution of	6
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the media briefing on	6
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the importance of the	6
the number of newly	6
and characteristics of patients	6
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for all the countries	6
met the inclusion criteria	6
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review of the literature	6
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united nations development programme	6
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spread of infectious diseases	6
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public and private debt	6
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countries across the globe	6
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cases and confirmed deaths	6
green finance and climate	6
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effects of climate change	6
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capita gross national income	6
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water supply and sanitation	6
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health care for all	6
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america and the caribbean	6
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human and animal health	6
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number of tests performed	6
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the world bank and	6
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risk factors for covid	6
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countries of the world	6
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countries in which the	6
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financial interests or personal	6
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support for foreign aid	6
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healthcare spending per capita	6
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a reduction in the	6
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the emergence of the	5
the field of healthcare	5
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european countries such as	5
a systematic analysis of	5
the length of lockdown	5
be included in the	5
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number of lives lost	5
number of new covid	5
among men who have	5
concepts of public health	5
risk of the disease	5
low levels of job	5
in the developing countries	5
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the global spread of	5
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the level of experienced	5
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distribution of the distance	5
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distance of two entities	5
throughout the s and	5
entities in a novel	5
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credit to the private	5
which have contributed to	5
must take into account	5
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the majority of these	5
of sexually transmitted diseases	5
the international covenant on	5
the international health regulations	5
with the great recession	5
a systematic analysis for	5
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terrorism and political instability	5
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the public health sector	5
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the risk of spread	5
the use of a	5
health spending in countries	5
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advisory committee on immunization	5
health promotion and disease	5
the protection of the	5
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africa and latin america	5
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needle and syringe programs	5
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countries on the continent	5
health expenditure for diabetes	5
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world economic situation and	5
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price of life is	5
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chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	5
capacity to deal with	5
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form of human capital	5
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health of the individual	5
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per population and per	5
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pocket health spending in	5
a case study of	5
the identified peak joinpoint	5
stages of the pandemic	5
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people in the total	5
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a particular social group	5
economic situation and prospects	5
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economic impact of the	5
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member countries of the	5
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each country and the	5
a form of human	5
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the time of action	5
workers and their families	5
in the region and	5
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affected by the epidemic	5
the countries included in	5
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the main objective of	5
to reduce the burden	5
the implementation of the	5
claimed the lives of	5
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to participate in the	5
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to be part of	5
of the impacts of	5
risk factors for cryptosporidium	5
the importance of a	5
both sides of the	5
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care in the united	5
of the informal economy	5
decrease in the number	5
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in the state of	5
fatality rate and characteristics	5
over the last years	5
is unlikely to be	5
and one of the	5
the determinants of health	5
the one health initiative	5
price of life in	5
in the country to	5
and middle income countries	5
more than per cent	5
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the poorest populations in	5
determinants of job satisfaction	5
with the countries of	5
the descriptive statistics of	5
in a novel entity	5
environmental and occupational health	5
a small number of	5
physical and economic access	5
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ministry of public health	5
perspective on the health	5
the united arab emirates	5
after the onset of	5
of the participating countries	5
about the impact of	5
factors for cryptosporidium infection	5
saudi arabia prevalence of	5
and in some cases	5
of the world health	5
cause of death in	5
the reduction in the	5
to be contaminated with	5
are made up of	5
many of the countries	5
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influence the work reported	5
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to the end of	5
the disease and its	5
that can be used	5
evolution of scientific production	5
the weak health care	5
location of the distance	5
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pairs in which two	5
in a country and	5
a greater number of	5
between the epidemic in	5
the transmission of coronavirus	5
in the rate of	5
segments of the population	5
the country in the	5
the context of covid	5
of a series of	5
should be able to	5
risk factors for mortality	5
to account for the	5
impacts of climate change	5
social distancing measures are	5
of the countries is	5
the prevalence of cryptosporidium	5
in wastewater and sludge	5
differences in the number	5
new perspective on the	5
can be defined as	5
in developing countries with	5
a state of emergency	5
region as a whole	5
does not depend on	5
the risk of covid	5
in relation to their	5
early phase of the	5
chronic diseases such as	5
countries based on the	5
within the gcc countries	5
who have sex with	5
large number of countries	5
of public health is	5
level of job satisfaction	5
needs of the population	5
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hundreds of thousands of	5
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for the treated countries	5
studies have shown that	5
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by the spread of	5
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of the health sector	5
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and job satisfaction in	5
alliance for vaccines and	5
concept of food sovereignty	5
to define their own	5
from person to person	5
against emerging and neglected	5
the bottom of the	5
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the western pacific region	5
per population and active	5
respect to the rest	5
and the lack of	5
there is a greater	5
in most developing countries	5
the level of job	5
leading cause of death	5
a group of countries	5
a measure of the	5
we note that the	5
for the total population	5
the novelty score for	5
low and middle income	5
limit the spread of	5
a wide array of	5
promotion and disease prevention	5
transmission of the disease	5
of the epidemic curve	5
the objective of this	5
restricting an effective response	5
the risk of inability	5
rate and characteristics of	5
spain and the uk	5
status of the population	5
are associated with higher	5
more than one country	5
a focus on the	5
or personal relationships that	5
men who have sex	5
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is an integral component	5
would need to be	5
numbers of new cases	5
of population health on	5
the size of a	5
the burden of cryptosporidium	5
in a given month	5
directly proportional to the	5
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the first months of	5
framework convention on tobacco	5
in accordance with the	5
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the sake of brevity	5
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the past few decades	5
absence of a national	5
an active and healthy	5
national health insurance in	5
dynamics of the epidemic	5
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can be drawn from	5
it is not a	5
in the transmission of	5
finance and climate change	5
fit to the data	5
comparative analysis of the	5
proportion of young people	5
population and per area	5
that may not be	5
and work time quality	5
relationships that could have	5
the usa and the	5
to better understand the	5
inequalities in access to	5
the health sector and	5
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the time of covid	5
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cases in each country	5
th percentile as the	5
in order to improve	5
should be taken into	5
a novel entity pair	5
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segment of the population	5
in the general population	5
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threshold of the location	5
the affordable care act	5
of cryptosporidium oocysts in	5
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cochrane database syst rev	5
over the past years	5
the emergence of new	5
case in a country	5
and risk factors for	5
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lack of access to	5
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public health and social	5
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the country of corporate	5
the outbreak of coronavirus	5
the risk of the	5
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patients dying in relation	5
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for developing countries to	5
environment for statistical computing	5
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the mathematical theory of	5
of the status quo	5
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the movement of people	5
an indication of the	5
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that the effect of	5
level of experienced hazard	5
with respect to covid	5
to a pandemic risk	5
in the second half	5
the threshold of the	5
in the global north	5
of experienced hazard of	5
a large proportion of	5
countries in the south	5
of income per capita	5
characteristics of patients dying	5
a positive association between	5
one health initiative task	5
a key role in	5
to a power law	5
a basic human right	5
about the importance of	5
as in the case	5
during the global financial	5
an increasing number of	5
health and health care	5
of new daily cases	5
in the tourism industry	5
national immunization technical advisory	5
canada and the usa	5
the temporary protection directive	5
to note that the	5
with the introduction of	5
the gcc countries has	5
the urban water cycle	5
social and economic factors	5
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upper th percentile of	5
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of the global population	5
by an average of	5
reuse for human consumption	5
as a case study	5
public health response to	5
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countries in the sample	5
the developing world is	5
the comparison of the	5
earnings quality is more	5
that countries that are	5
economic impact of covid	5
it is also possible	5
the public health and	5
the face of the	5
to their working conditions	5
that the spread of	5
for disaster risk reduction	5
the accuracy of the	5
in the past days	5
the quality of work	5
personal relationships that could	5
the effect of the	5
medical and psychiatric care	5
by climate change and	5
the first days of	5
with the support of	5
variables related to the	5
in countries such as	5
developing countries as well	5
economic growth in the	5
from the world bank	5
the end of april	5
the prevalence of the	5
of cases of covid	5
the impact of a	5
the first is to	5
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in the last decades	5
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initial stages of the	5
large part of the	5
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the first global covid	5
between developed and developing	5
of international travel restriction	5
on the supply side	5
our results show that	5
element of national identity	5
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was reported to have	5
milk yield per cow	5
the focus of this	5
over a time horizon	5
in a given country	5
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appeared to influence the	5
the main source of	5
economic effects of the	5
countries based on their	5
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high commissioner for refugees	5
as we have seen	5
of social distancing measures	5
of the total number	5
gross fixed capital formation	5
there is no clear	5
the twentieth century and	5
it is expected that	5
health is an integral	5
co emissions from the	5
between the occurrence of	5
active and healthy life	5
a few years ago	5
association between religiosity and	5
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number of registered cases	5
the doubling time of	5
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a decrease in the	5
an analysis of the	5
that could have appeared	5
country of corporate headquarters	5
the world bank group	5
number of international arrivals	5
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in the gcc region	5
the number of beds	5
religion is an important	5
working conditions in the	5
in times of emergency	5
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movement within a country	5
the proportion of elderly	5
on behalf of the	5
through the use of	5
found to be more	5
has the potential to	5
that many of these	5
for countries in the	5
the right to food	5
kingdom of saudi arabia	5
individual and community health	5
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mortality and healthcare demand	5
risk factors associated with	5
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the model needs to	5
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of patients dying in	5
in countries with high	5
a positive relationship between	5
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health initiative task force	5
the same time period	5
the study of the	5
the same is true	5
the united states are	5
price of life across	5
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where religion is an	5
it is hard to	5
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dynamics of the covid	5
under the status quo	5
the duration of the	5
of the most vulnerable	5
convention on tobacco control	5
impact of the covid	5
international organization for migration	5
population and active cases	5
mathematical theory of epidemics	5
in latin america and	5
diseases such as hiv	5
the world values survey	5
costs of health care	5
each eu member state	5
health metrics and evaluation	5
the significance of the	5
vulnerability to a pandemic	5
to keep in mind	5
growth rate of covid	5
in both developed and	5
significant impact on the	5
from day to day	5
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sanitation in developing countries	4
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the month of the	4
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the management of diabetic	4
number of terrorist attacks	4
gcc countries is presented	4
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either side of the	4
the total confirmed cases	4
to reduce risk factors	4
cancer of the cervix	4
relig remains positive and	4
the public health system	4
ability of countries to	4
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bill and melinda gates	4
the authors concluded that	4
countries with high population	4
almost all of the	4
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our results suggest that	4
and there is reason	4
of national health insurance	4
cumulative number of cases	4
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the burden of infectious	4
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public awareness of the	4
food and agriculture organization	4
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the aim of the	4
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at an early stage	4
and social determinants of	4
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controls to limit movement	4
number of deaths per	4
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access to treatment and	4
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research and development and	4
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the time of analysis	4
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number of other countries	4
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the joinpoint regression model	4
epidemiology of the disease	4
different models of working	4
the impacts of climate	4
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entities extracted from paper	4
deaths and the proportion	4
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the decreased transmission scenario	4
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countries is presented in	4
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the health of a	4
needs and food preferences	4
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sud treatment and harm	4
countries such as brazil	4
first wave of infection	4
of the pandemic and	4
the absence of such	4
by far the most	4
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clinical medicine and public	4
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the environmental kuznets curve	4
controlled international travel period	4
the spanish flu pandemic	4
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the end of march	4
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a vehicle for the	4
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social and administrative pharmacy	4
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and final manuscript approval	4
health in developing countries	4
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complex global supply chains	4
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global and country levels	4
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mortality rates between countries	4
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provision of health services	4
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public health and the	4
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infectious diseases are zoonotic	4
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standard errors clustered by	4
cases in each intermediary	4
the broad street pump	4
economic cooperation and development	4
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the poorest developing countries	4
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health in southeast asia	4
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third of the population	4
country j to i	4
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a public health response	4
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and less developed countries	4
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income and middleincome countries	4
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different from those in	4
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effect of religiosity on	4
the influence of the	4
the development of health	4
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in dealing with the	4
better management of diabetes	4
a summary of the	4
parachuting collaboration and international	4
the economic and social	4
in the coming decades	4
papers published during the	4
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children under years of	4
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deaths per million population	4
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from the gcc countries	4
show that the impact	4
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more research is needed	4
the united states in	4
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the only country reporting	4
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the mean mortality rate	4
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models of working conditions	4
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in africa and latin	4
based on the analysis	4
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the need to use	4
united states of america	4
the first case was	4
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selected countries in the	4
has not yet been	4
political instability and violence	4
the presence or absence	4
of the countries are	4
higher numbers of covid	4
poorest countries in the	4
the understanding of the	4
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a useful tool to	4
the situation of the	4
and management of health	4
countries are faced with	4
relationship between the occurrence	4
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the differences between the	4
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cases were reported in	4
size of a system	4
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the status quo and	4
the past to the	4
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it is not known	4
the ability of the	4
adult inpatients with covid	4
situation in the country	4
in terms of a	4
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the concept of diaspora	4
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capacity to absorb technology	4
a large amount of	4
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in the countries in	4
a state of complete	4
of a second wave	4
the source of infection	4
burden of foodborne diseases	4
the earnings quality of	4
the absence of any	4
national institutes of health	4
binary variable that is	4
democratic republic of congo	4
in a panel of	4
with the null hypothesis	4
is also possible that	4
the presence of diabetes	4
in the remaining countries	4
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parachuting collaboration ratio and	4
and the united nations	4
is of the order	4
implementation of social distancing	4
mean systolic blood pressure	4
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the potential impact of	4
among and within countries	4
developing and developed countries	4