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    The right to development as an emerging human right
    (1982-05) Rich, Roland.
    A Resolution passed on 10 March 1982 by the Commission on Human Rights requested a Working Group of government experts to continue work on a draft Declaration on the Right to Development.'*'
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    Tape 2: Kevin and Edwin at Wapolu, recorded 2 September 1987
    Side A. 1. Kevin at Wapolu -- 2. Edwin at Wapolu (end). -- Side B. Edwin at Wapolu.
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    Tape 1: Kelebi at Deba, Kevin at Wapolu, recorded 2 September 1987
    Young, Michael Willis (1937-); Speaker: Michael Young; Speaker: Kelebi; Speaker: Kevin
    Side A: Kelebi at Deba followed by Kevin at Wapolu, 2 September 1987. -- Side B: Kevin at Wapolu (continued), 2 September 1987.
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    Forecasting Indian Core Inflation: Simple Made Simpler
    (Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis, Crawford School of Public Policy, 2026-09-25) Rishabh Choudhary; Chetan Dave; Chetan Ghate
    Managing rapid economic growth in India naturally brings into focus the role of inflation forecasts for monetary and fiscal policy making. We investigate whether any of a large set of forecasting models improves upon a univariate auto-regression in forecasting core consumer price inflation. Using a monthly panel of forty macroeconomic and financial indicators we estimate nine classes of models that range from an auto-regression to various factor models, quantile regressions and machine learning specifications. In doing so, we also account for inflation expectations and climate change variables. Our root mean square forecast error model comparison metric operates at horizons of one, three, six and twelve months. With respect to the conditional mean, no model produces a forecast error significantly below that of an auto-regression at any horizon over the full comparison sample. With respect to the conditional distribution, quantile regressions that include estimated factors reduce forecast loss relative to a specification without such factors at every quantile and horizon. Our approach is general enough to be applicable to forecasting core inflation in other emerging market economies.
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    John Curtin School of Medical Research (copy of 1955 film)
    John Curtin School of Medical Research (1948-)
    A record of the early development of facilities for research in the Medical Sciences in Canberra. Includes footage of the construction of the School, and research into myxomatosis. -- Produced by the Department of the Interior at the request of the Australian National University.

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