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      "date": "1995-05-10",
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      "title": "U.N. Development Program: A Fact Sheet",
      "summary": "The U.N. Development Program (UNDP), established in 1966 by the U.N. General Assembly,\ncoordinates and provides funding for most U.N. development assistance programs. In FY1994, the\nU.S. contribution of $116 million made the United States the largest donor, comprising about 12\npercent of the agency's budget. The Administration supports a strong U.S. role and financial\ncontribution to the UNDP. Some Members of Congress, however, argue that UNDP programs are\nunfocused and duplicative.",
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