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    The document summarizes women's healthcare, education, and economic situations in 6 different countries. For healthcare in Australia, 23% of women were satisfied with government support while 23% said more could be done. In Finland, 59% of university degrees are completed by women. In Hong Kong, women in top jobs are paid 20% less than men. In Romania, 10% fewer women perceive their health as good compared to men. In Cambodia, 30% of sex workers are underage girls with little schooling. In Brazil, women have a 33% economic disadvantage compared to men.

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    The document summarizes women's healthcare, education, and economic situations in 6 different countries. For healthcare in Australia, 23% of women were satisfied with government support while 23% said more could be done. In Finland, 59% of university degrees are completed by women. In Hong Kong, women in top jobs are paid 20% less than men. In Romania, 10% fewer women perceive their health as good compared to men. In Cambodia, 30% of sex workers are underage girls with little schooling. In Brazil, women have a 33% economic disadvantage compared to men.

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    The document summarizes women's healthcare, education, and economic situations in 6 different countries. For healthcare in Australia, 23% of women were satisfied with government support while 23% said more could be done. In Finland, 59% of university degrees are completed by women. In Hong Kong, women in top jobs are paid 20% less than men. In Romania, 10% fewer women perceive their health as good compared to men. In Cambodia, 30% of sex workers are underage girls with little schooling. In Brazil, women have a 33% economic disadvantage compared to men.

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