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In 1987, But Myanmar lowered its official literacy rate from 79% to 19% in order to qualify for least developed country status to receive UN debt relief.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年に、ミャンマーは国連債務救済を受ける少なくとも先進国の状態のために修飾するためにその公式リテラシー率 79% から 19% を下げた。

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In 1987, Myanmar United Nations debt relief to at least qualify for the State of developed countries to get the official literacy rate of 79% from 19% lowered.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年に少なくとも 19% から 79% の公式の識字率を取得する先進国の状態のために修飾するミャンマー国際連合債務救済を下げた。

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To qualify for the status of the developed countries to get the 79 per cent of the official literacy rate from at least 19% in 1987, Burma United Nations debt relief down.

INTO JAPANESE

修飾するため先進国の状態の少なくとも 19%、1987 年に国連ビルマ債務救済から公式の識字率の 79% を取得します。

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To qualify for State of developed countries at least 19% in 1987, UN Burma debt relief 79% of the official literacy rate from.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年に、19% 以上の先進国は、国連ビルマ債務救済の状態から公式の識字率の 79% 資格。

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In 1987, 19% more than developed countries, UN Burma debt relief official literacy rate 79% qualified from.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年に、19% 以上の開発国、国連ビルマ債務救済公式リテラシー率 79% から修飾です。

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In 1987, more than 19% of countries, UN Burma debt relief official literacy rate 79% is qualified.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年、国の 19% 以上に公式の識字率は 79% 国連ビルマ債務救済の資格です。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

In 1987, more than 19% of the country's official literacy rate is 79% UN Burma debt relief eligibility.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年に、19% 以上の国の公式の識字率は 79% 国連ビルマ債務救済資格です。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

In 1987, 19 percent more than the country's official literacy rate is 79% UN Burma debt relief eligibility.

INTO JAPANESE

1987 年、19% 以上の国の公式の識字率は 79% 国連ビルマ債務救済資格です。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

In 1987, 19 percent more than the country's official literacy rate is 79% UN Burma debt relief eligibility.

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