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The Western world is made up of those European countries allied against the former [[Soviet Union]] also known as the Eastern bloc.  The Western world is considered to include Western [[Europe]], the [[United States]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]], [[Australia]], and [[New Zealand]] (although these latter countries are geographically in the Far East).  Other politcal divisions include the Far East ([[Asia]]n and Southeast Asian countries), the Middle East (typically [[Islam]]ic countries), and the third world (South America and sub-[[Sahara]]n [[Africa]]).
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The Western world is made up of those European countries allied against the former [[Soviet Union]] also known as the Eastern bloc.  The Western world is considered to include Western [[Europe]], the [[United States]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]], [[Australia]], and [[New Zealand]] (although these latter countries are geographically in the Far East).  Other politcal divisions include the Far East ([[Asia]]n and Southeast Asian countries), the Middle East (typically [[Islam]]ic countries), and the third world ([[South America]] and sub-[[Sahara]]n [[Africa]]).
    
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