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Afghan National Police Noos News•Today, 01:35 Wealth is structurally rewarded in the Netherlands. The richest population of 140,000 people, roughly 1% of all workers in the country, pay much lower taxes than others. This is evident from a new study he conducted Central Planning Office (CPB). Two years ago, the Central Bank of China also […]

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