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It has also led to a large number of box industries.
However, while this has contributed to an increase in productivity and competitiveness, it has also led to the displacement and marginalization of farm labourers.
It has also led to a deterioration of HIV/AIDS indicators.
While accounting for an increasingly complex web of linkages across the full spectrum of human endeavour, it has also led to increased alienation and, in some cases, disparity.
It has also led to more interventions to protect children.
Globalization brings opportunities to improve life for all people, but it has also led to an increasing gap between those who can take advantage and those left behind.
It has also led to the destruction of many homes, leaving families homeless.
The privatization of State-owned enterprises has proceeded at a satisfactory pace, although it has also led to a marked increase in unemployment, particularly in the manufacturing sector.
It has also led to further escalation of the situation and to rising tensions in Lebanon.
If the democratization of Eastern Europe has created the possibility of future adhesions to the European Union, it has also led to a new relationship as regards security on the continent.
In some cases, it has also led to balance-of-payments problems.
It has also led to increased transparency between our different social systems.
Combined with other fiscal measures, it has also led to an increase in the income of families with children, especially single-parent families, thereby reducing their poverty level.
It has also led to significant improvements in current-account balances of most oil-exporting countries.
In a number of cases, it has also led to the selection of candidates without due regard to geographical balance see paras. 22-24 below.
It has also led to inordinate delays in the arrival of urgently needed vaccines, serums and drugs.
It has also led to many children being orphaned, and children who are HIV-positive are susceptible to other diseases.
It has also led to reductions in fertility, thus counterbalancing the effect of declining mortality at young ages.
It has also led to the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, which have likewise become a cause of alarm.
It has also led back to political persons who have benefitted from their crimes, and they also will be removed.
It has also led to a de facto partition of the country into zones under the control of the Government and the rebel movements respectively.
It has also led to redundancy of data stored by businesses, with increased costs as well as privacy risks.
It has also led to a rise in the number of messages of hatred and media propaganda campaigns fabricated by those groups.
It has also led to a de-skilling of government departments, which lose their capacity to regulate, let alone offer the services.
It has also led to a significant depreciation of the Japanese yen vis-à-vis other major currencies, giving a further boost to headline inflation.
It has also led many consumers to shift towards an increased consumption of staple grains, meat and dairy products, vegetable oil, salt and sugar, and a lower intake of dietary fibre.
It has also led to more women being appointed as Chief Executive Officers in the Public Service, although overall, only 5 of 15 such positions are currently held by women.
It has also led to a reduction in tensions and to significant progress in the area of disarmament, thereby creating opportunities for the conversion of massive resources to peaceful uses.
However, it has also led many countries to take advantage of opportunities to attract taxable bases from other countries to themselves and indulge in unfair tax competition.
It has also led to the women's political arm of the present Government, the United Women's Group, actively organizing women to participate in political campaigns and as politicians.