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What does Hillary Clinton suggest we do to make the world a better place？
A.Give women more political power.
B.Stimulate womens creativity.
C.Allow women access to education.
D.Tap womens economic potential.
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D.Increase the amount of water for food production.
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B.Launching large-scale irrigation projects.
C.Increase the local household revenues
D.Investing in a new expensive irrigation project.
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