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UMA

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MIDDLE EAST

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Estonia

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Lesotho*

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Liberia*

Jordan

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Macau*

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Kuwait*

Germany

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OECD Europe

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Mali

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Mongolia*

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Qatar

Ireland

AMERICA

Cuba

Myanmar*

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Saudi Arabia

Italy

NORTH AMERICA

Dominica

Nepal*

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Mozambique*

Syria

Kosovo*

Canada

Dominican Rep.

North Korea

Angola*

Namibia*

United Arab Emirates*

Latvia

United States

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Pakistan

Benin*

Niger

Yemen*

Lithuania

CENTRAL AMERICA

Haiti

Philippines

Botswana*

Nigeria*

REGIONS

Luxembourg

AND MEXICO

Jamaica

Singapore

Burkina Faso

Rwanda*

CGC

Malta

Belize*

NL Antilles & Aruba

South Korea

Burundi*

Sao Tome & Principe*

OPEC Middle East

Montenegro*

Costa Rica

St Lucia

Sri-lanka

Cameroon*

Senegal*

OAPEC

Netherlands

El Salvador

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Taiwan

Cape Verde*

Seychelles*

CIS

Poland

Guatemala

Trinidad & Tobago

Thailand

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Armenia*

Portugal

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REGIONS

Vietnam

Chad*

Somalia

Azerbaijan

Romania

Mexico

Latin America

REGIONS

Comoros

South Africa

Belarus*

Slovakia

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Congo

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Georgia

Slovenia

Panama

MERCOSUR

SAARC/South Asia

Congo DR*

Swaziland

Kazakhstan*

Spain

SOUTH AMERICA

OLADE

OECD Asia and Pacific

Djibouti*

Tanzania*

Kyrgyz Rep.*

Sweden

Argentina

ASIA

PACIFIC

Equatorial Guinea

Togo*

Moldova*

United Kingdom

Bolivia

Afghanistan*

Australia

Eritrea

Uganda

Russia
 



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