Today, the term "third world" is no longer used very much as it has been deemed politically incorrect by many. The term actually originated after WWII, when the Third World referred to countries that were neither communist nor capitalist and were therefore "up for grabs." Many of these countries were in Central/South America, Africa and Asia. As a result, third world is now synonymous with "developing world" or "global south." This basically means that a country has a lower per capita income, and has less developed industries and infrastructure (healthcare, education system, roads, etc.) Many "third world" countries struggle heavily with debt, poverty, and diseases. The "advanced" countries are generally referring to places like the United States, Western Europe, Canada, Australia, etc. These countries generally have a high per-capita income, developed national industries, high levels of education, higher life expectancy, more civil and political rights and a general higher quality of life.
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1. Third world countries have valuable minerals/ores/oil that developed countries desire. 2. Once in a while, there might be someone who wants to control more land (expand empire), but that rarely happens now. 3. A country wants to improve another country's government system, but the citizens/people living there refuse the help. There are more conflicts other than the ones listed here.
It can mean any one of several things. First, it could be a derogatory reference to a paraplegic, quadriplegic, a comatose person, or someone suffering from another debilitating condition or illness. Second, it could refer to a lazy person, evoking images of the first case, above. Third, it could mean that you are, quite literally, a vegetable (i.e. a plant).
First of all, just about every adult is ageist to the younger people. They even lie and say that they're not ageist. Second of all ageism is wrong because every person at any age should get treated the same. Third of all, even people who are 12 years old who try to make a blog on blogger.com get ticked off because it says you have to be 13 and older. For the record, I hate that too. When you are like 12 years old your parents might even tease you about having a girlfriend or boyfriend, and they don't tease you about having a girlfriend or boyfriend when you're like your parents age because parents want their kids to be teased but they lie and say they don't so when your 12, never tell your parents about your girlfriend or boyfriend.
Yes, you could be
Yes - take a test
there are 100 % chances of you getting pregnant.
i only have the red discharge when i wiped its not constant
The third degree of heavy is the heaviest
yes, it is possible. get a pregnancy test.
not usually you could be pregnant i would take a pregnancy test i am a mother of two and have a third on the way and both of my last two were the verry same way with my first i had my period for the first five months so anything is possible good luck
Hello. A lot of peoples periods become spotty or a lot lighter on the third day. Because you had a period its highly unlikely your pregnant hun. But if your concerned, do a pregnancy test.
Discharge and cramping can occur during pregnancy, particularly during the first and third trimesters. However, they can also be signs that your period is about to arrive. Pregnancy cramping shouldn't be too painful or be accompanied by heavy bleeding
Contact your doctor right away.
Yes, it happened to me. I had 1 period after pregnancy with my first child and 2 periods after pregnancy with my third child.
Than there is a possibility that you are pregnant.. You should go and get tested.