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| 17:05 UK time, Wednesday, 1 December 2010
Here's a chance to see the World Have Your Say special TV edition as part of the BBC's Extreme World series, if you missed it on BBC World News earlier.
We asked you whether it's possible to close the gap between rich and poor?
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Comment number 1.
At 18:10 1st Dec 2010, kathbmc wrote:The gap between rich and poor will always get bigger as you will never get a cure for greed.
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Comment number 2.
At 18:52 1st Dec 2010, Jay Player wrote:We can close the gap by western nations repaying (now) poor nations for the years and wealth they stole between 1400-present. Is it coincidental that most of the poorest nations in the world were former colonies of W. European countries who now have the nerve to be telling these African nation what to do?
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