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Throughout many different parts of the world, rates of living vary. There are many countries that have an extremely high life expectancy well into the seventies and eighties then there are the countries who barley struggle to make it out of the thirties into the forties. In the book Anthem by Ayn Rand, Equality 7-2521 the main character lives in a society that never has any change. Everyone's life is pre-determined for them and they are supposed to only live till the age of forty-five. There are many factors that determine a person's life expectancy. They range from a person's personal life to a whole countries pandemic.
All throughout Africa there are many countries that have not developed a "real" society. In many of these countries there is no such thing as public health, medicine or nutrition. There are no sewer systems in many of these countries so they have no way to dispose of their waste. Food is often contaminated with diseases. Poultry which is often a main meat in......

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