| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - an interview.Advocates of greater non-emergency aid argue such programs, in which private aid groups often sell U.S.-donated commodities in developing countries to finance nutrition, farming or other projects, say they help avert future food emergencies.Yet the set-aside is opposed by the Bush administration, which says it sharply reduces money available for emergencies in countries reeling from d
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