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Q. By what name the Third World Countries are now commonly referred to?

A
Developing countries
B
Least developed countries
C
Underdeveloped countries
D
Underdeveloped countries

Correct Answer

Developing countries

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    Answer: Isohytes-Humidity
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    C)Bhutan
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    C)Coffee
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    B)Continental shelf, Continental slope, Deep sea plains, Ocean depths
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