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73. King MH and Elliott CM. UNICEF's call to greatness - An open letter to Ms Carol Bellamy, Executive Director, United Nations Children's Fund. The National Medical Journal of India 9(3), 130-133. 1996.

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75. Benagiano G and Ermini, Michele. Entrapment: Fiction or fact? BMJ In preparation.

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81. King MH Disentrapment. Internet communication. This website.

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89 Bundersen AD - USAID Lilongwe, Malawi

90 King M AIDS is making the disentrapment of Malawi possible.For submission to the BMJ 2002;:

91 Ofosu Amaah Personal communication

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94 Cassen B Frightening the free marketeers Guardian weekly 2001 Jan 25;(164 no 5). Guardian newspapers - 75 Farringdon Road, London EC1M3HQ

95 Amoako KY Twentieth FAO Regional Conference Welcome Statement

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97 Deleted

98 George Susan, The Lugano Report on Preserving Capitalism in the 21st Century. Pluto Press London and Sterling Virginia. London: Pluto Press, 345 Archway Road, London N6, 5AA page 94 Unreferenced quotation of the unnamed Rwandan Minister of Agriculture.

99 McMichael T Human frontiers, environments and disease Cambridge Egland: Cambridge University Press

100 King Maurice H Thornton Jim, Mola Glen, Breen Michael, Primary Mother Care, with Primary Disentrapment. Unpublished, presently with Oxford University Press.

101 Guengant J, May JF, Impact of the proximate determinants on the future course of fertility in sub-Saharan Africa. Workshop on Prospects for Fertility Decline in High Fertility Countries. Population Division, United Nations

102 Nelson RR The theory of the low-level equilibrium trap in underdeveloped economies. American Econmic Review 2001;46:894-908

103 Economic Backwardness and Economic Growth Details missing

104 Keynes JM A Treatise on Money

105 Fred Halliday London: Guardian newspapers Guardian weekly 2001 Nov 29;(165, Number 23):12-12 Title of article missing

106 Hawking S BBC Radio 4 2001 Nov;:

107 Editorial Climate change - the new bioterrorism Lancet 2001 Nov 17;:

108 King MH How many children? Primary Mother Care Oxford: Oxford University Press

109 Last J Dictionary of epidemiology

110 King MH - The corruption of demography as an instrument of US policy http://www.leeds.ac.uk/demographic.disentrapment

111 Mumford SD The life and death of NSSM 200. How the destruction of political will doomed a US population policy. Centre for Research on Populaation and Security. Box 13067, Reseaarch Triangle Park, North Carolina 277099 1996

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386 The Hubbert Peak. Vancouver Sun 2007 January 7.

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