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- adjective Alternative spelling of
sub-Saharan .
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Examples
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Thousands of people are pouring from Libya's borders, but the International Organization for Migration says Sub-Saharan Africans are not among those leaving.
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The French never really left Sub-Saharan Africa after independence.
Matthew Yglesias » Do NATO Members Spend Too Little on Defense 2010
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Pandya says people in Libya are eager to get away from the bloodshed, but she is not surprised that Sub-Saharan Africans are not reaching the border areas.
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Thousands of people are pouring from Libya's borders, but the International Organization for Migration says Sub-Saharan Africans are not among those leaving.
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Pandya says people in Libya are eager to get away from the bloodshed, but she is not surprised that Sub-Saharan Africans are not reaching the border areas.
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What we are not seeing is the number of Sub-Saharan Africans crossing over in Tunisia, Pandya said.
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Despite doomsday generalizations, almost two-thirds of Sub-Saharan African countries are on-track (or nearly on-track) to halve poverty during the Millennium Development Goals period (1990-2015).
Ben Leo: How Quickly Are Countries Progressing Toward the Millennium Development Goals? Ben Leo 2011
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 Despite doomsday generalizations, almost two-thirds of Sub-Saharan African countries are on-track (or nearly on-track) to halve poverty during the Millennium Development Goals period (1990-2015).
Ben Leo: How Quickly Are Countries Progressing Toward the Millennium Development Goals? Ben Leo 2011
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Despite doomsday generalizations, almost two-thirds of Sub-Saharan African countries are on-track (or nearly on-track) to halve poverty during the Millennium Development Goals period (1990-2015).
Ben Leo: How Quickly Are Countries Progressing Toward the Millennium Development Goals? Ben Leo 2011
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What we are not seeing is the number of Sub-Saharan Africans crossing over in Tunisia, Pandya said.
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