1 “...The year 2019 marks the tenth year of the Right to Information (RTI) act enactment in Bangladesh...”

2 “...The year 2021 marks the 30th anniversary of the partnership between the World Bank Group (WBG...”

3 “.... The average income level masks substantial regional inequalities which continue to widen and undermine human...”

4 “... on policy implementation. Parliament passed a new Inland Revenue Law in September 2017, which marks a key...”

5 “...Madagascar is assessed at low risk of external debt distress. This marks a change from moderate...”

6 “... marks the 30th anniversary of the Global Economic Prospects. The Global Economic Prospects is a World...”

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8 Table of Contents: “... Perez-Padilla, Guy Marks, Gary Wong, Eric Bateman, Deborah Jarvis -- Integrated Public Health and Health...”

9 “... to weaken growth and external sector performance. High interest costs mask limited fiscal improvement. While...”

10 “... mask significant differences along dimensions such as gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status...”

11 “... growth rate of six percent in the preceding five years. However, these advancements mask several pockets...”

12 “... in access to services, and they mask underlying gaps in quality faced by all households, regardless...”

13 “... and experienced strong economic growth. Despite decades marked by progress, deep underlying challenges remain...”

14 “...-2020 period marked a very difficult time for the country as 2019 was clouded by a prolonged drought...”

15 “..., but improvements in national aggregates mask wide disparities and a persistent 'very high' burden among...”

16 “...Global growth slowed markedly in H1 2022. This was due to COVID-19 resurgences at the turn...”

17 “... represent a marked increase from historical patterns, and strong sector, social and spatial policies...”

18 “... was down by over seventeen percent year on year. However, investment picked up markedly in the third...”

19 “... cabinet. Total consumption also slowed, with Government consumption decelerating markedly. This weakness...”

20 “...The period of the COVID-19 pandemic will be marked and remembered. It will certainly be known...”