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6 PeriodWar-related deaths War-related civilian deaths WW II61 million40 million 1950s4.6 million2.3 million 1960s6.5 million3.64 million 1970s3 million2 million 1980s5.5 million4 million 1990s5 million2 million Total85.6 million54 million

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8 Number of Deaths Worldwide in Excess of Natural Life Expectancy (1945 - 1990) Cause of Death Millions Military deaths in war 8 Civilian deaths in war 14 Civilians killed by own governments 48 Civilian deaths from structural violence 798 Deaths from WMD (including Japan) <0.5

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26 Company2001 award ($ billion) 2001 rank 2002 award ($ billion) 2002 rank Lockheed-Martin14.7117.01 Boeing13.3216.62 Northrup-Grumman5.258.73 Raytheon5.647.04 General Dynamics4.967.05 United Technologies3.873.66 SAI1.792.17 TRW1.982.08 Health Net0.9121.79 L-3 Communications0.5261.710

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