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DEVELOPMENT: Free Hungry Mouths of Red Tape

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ROME,Feb 18(IPS)-Developing countries must tone down the boomingvoice bureaucrats have inpolicies and target corruption ifcommitments to defeat hunger are to be turnedinto action,leaders and experts at a United Nations meeting said Wednesday.

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