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| MYTHS AND MEMES ABOUT SINGLE-PAYER HEALTH INSURANCE IN THE UNITED STATES: A REBUTTAL TO CONSERVATIVE CLAIMS / | Geyman, John P. | 63-90 | 2005.01.28 | - | |
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| INCOME STABLE, POVERTY UP, NUMBERS OF AMERICANS WITH AND WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE RISE / | U.S. Census Bureau | 117-124 | 2005.01.28 | - | |
| COLOMBIA: IN VIVO TEST OF HEALTH SECTOR PRIVATIZATION IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD / | Groote, Tony De ;, Paepe, Pierre De ;, Unger, Jean-Pierre | 125-141 | 2005.01.28 | - | |
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| qqqquot;NO ONE LEFT ABANDONEDqqqquot;: CUBA'S NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM SINCE THE 1959 REVOLUTION / | Vos, Pol De | 189-207 | 2005.01.28 | - | |
