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developed country

an economically advanced country the economy of which is characterized by large industrial and service sectors, high levels of gross national product and INCOME PER HEAD. See Fig. 51 . See STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRY, DEVELOPING COUNTRY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
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BBC news presenter Huw Edwards delves into his own family's past to explain how Wales became the world's first industrial nation, in a new television series on S4C - Creu Cymru Fodern gyda Huw Edwards (The Creation of Modern Wales with Huw Edwards).
Wales' story told through Huw's family; Tale reflects how we became world's first industrial nation
It may be argued that all this was a long time ago, but he also mentions the mighty industrial nation that was Wales.
Not my heritage; YOUR LETTERS TO THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPER OF WALES
It was a time when things were beginning to look up after the grim period of loss of life and livelihood and saw workers pulling together to help with rebuilding an industrial nation.
The British At Work
We were then an important industrial nation sending high quality goods to all parts of the globe.
Foreign manager
A IDAN Harrison ('Clean' description is a bit far fetched, Voice of the North, July 5) is sadly, like so many who complain about power sources, unable to come up with an intelligent argument as to how an industrial nation will sustain its power needs in the future.
Letter: Voice of the North - No answer to the problem of power
No matter how one feels about the lack of a democracy, China's government deserves credit for creating an industrial powerhouse that has every other industrial nation shaking in its boots.
A Canadian perspective
Germany, the largest industrial nation to renounce nuclear energy, shut off a 32-year-old, 660-megawatt nuclear reactor late last year.
Nuclear power phaseout
ECONOMY: A leading industrial nation, Germany is the world's third-largest car manufacturer.
Germany: facts to know
He concedes that on the Third International Mathematics and Science Study, "Our 8th graders scored below their peers in almost every other industrial nation that took part.
Waiting for utopia: the New York Times education columnist believes in education reform. He just doesn't think it has much to do with schools. (Check the Facts)
That is a particularly hard saying in a country that is among the richest nations in the world, and in a land where the gap between the rich and poor is greater than in any other industrial nation.
Who wants to be a millionaire?
Protectionists like to note that the United States had the highest tariffs of any industrial nation in the 19th century.
No trade, no gain
Indeed, the story of how a demonized, "barbaric" way of Highland life came to be the official face of a modern industrial nation is part of the story of internal colonialism in the multinational British state, tottering toward partition now that the resurgent English nationalism of its southern center helps itself to the lion's share of power and prosperity.
Out of kilter

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