HIV AIDS and tuberculosis, alongside malaria, continue to take a massive, deadly toll.

Of course, earthquakes and all the natural phenomena floods, tornadoes, etc. take their toll.

Chronic disasters such as health epidemics, drought and famine continued to take a heavy toll on the populations of developing countries.

As ever, the unpredictable a terrorist atrocity or a rash decision by a national leader will take its toll. But much of what happens tomorrow will be a result of history.

Its toll surpasses understanding.

We must pay a toll to drive on this road.

But overfishing is taking a socio economic and environmental toll.

Among them, the basic toll is 1.75 yuan dwt and mileage toll is 0.05 yuan km dwt.

First, what happens if politics does not trump economics, and Obama s policies don t start to produce a recovery? That is when the old political calculus may take its grim toll.

Indonesia Tsunami Toll Soars Above 800.

The rising death toll linked to the use of light weapons has mobilized the international community to take steps to reduce the lethal impact of these weapons.

Death toll from Indonesia tsunami rises to 832

Cancer has been the No.1 cause of death in China, with the death toll accounting for one quarter of the global death toll due to cancer.

The volatile security situation during September also took a toll on international personnel working in Darfur.

How this debate sorts itself out will have profound consequences for how America conducts itself in the world. But it might also take a toll on how the world reacts to America s fastest growing export unsolicited advice.

Apparently they are. The demographic burden of a rapidly growing labor force appears to be greatly increased when that labor force is not very literate, especially when inadequate infrastructure, crime, and official corruption also take their toll.

Hundreds killed by Indonesian quake, tsunami, with toll seen rising

The enormous death toll is only part of the burden.

So there is a strong belief that in places of poverty the death toll was far higher.

The battle against corruption exacts a toll on ourselves, our families, our friends, and even our kids.

These disasters have caused immeasurable devastation and taken a heavy toll in terms of human lives and property.

One factor, however, may hold everything together Bachelet can and may run again for president in 2013 2014. Her popularity, plus the toll that holding office might take on the Coalición , could turn the Concertación s recent narrow defeat into a future victory.

If we look at the current world health situation, although smallpox has been eradicated and polio is on the verge of being eliminated, there are other diseases  often associated with poverty that continue to take a heavy human toll, especially in developing countries.

The toll collection date is from June 15, 2016 to June 14, 2019.

During the 1980s, Nicaragua suffered severely the horrors and the aftermath of a war that took a toll of more than 50,000 lives.

We've encountered joggers, busy highways, toll booths, and this is without a person in the loop the car just drives itself.

Desperate rescue efforts in Palu as death toll doubles in race to find survivors

Most of the death toll was 15 to 40 year olds robustly healthy young adults.

That adds up to an annual death toll of greater than the population of Canada.

He thought he had designed something that would reduce the toll of suffering in war.

And that a more likely toll is somewhere in the neighborhood of 80 to 100 million people before we had commercial air travel.

According to media reports here, Indonesian Vice President Kalla said the death toll may reach thousands.

The road toll in Australia is now one third of what it was in the 1960s.

Further attacks occurred in the next few days bringing the death toll to at least 70.

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In the developing world, the data is much sketchier but the death toll is almost certainly higher.

Today we know that families are living further and further apart, and that definitely takes a toll on family relationships and family bonds over distance.

A province wide, 24 hour, toll free HealthLine was also implemented in August 2003 to provide quick access to health expertise of trained Registered Nurses.

As a result, while political uncertainty will take its toll on economic growth, the Arab Awakening countries should not have to face a transitional recession, as post communist Europe did in the 1990 s. On the other hand, they are unlikely to benefit from the subsequent robust growth that most European transition countries experienced.

Such strategies had become more urgent also because of the toll the AIDS pandemic was taking on women.

The final toll of hostages is a little unclear, but it's certainly a few more than that, because there were other people who died over the next few days.

Colonialism and the slave trade constituted a historical rupture for Africa. Beyond the human toll including 10 15 million direct victims absolute subjugation begot a unique loss of confidence.

But we should not lose sight of the impacts and consequences of the conflict, which have taken a heavy toll, in particular on the border populations.

The restrictions on movement created rising unemployment and poverty that took the greatest toll on women and children, generating food insecurity and a decline in nutrition.

Unfortunately, conditions across the Union will likely worsen before they begin to improve. The type of social unrest recently witnessed in Greece may spread, because the downturn is likely to take a disproportionate toll on Europe s young people, who are seeking jobs at a time when hard pressed European businesses will be able to offer them very few.