Thank you, George!<br /><br />I have one more item that I failed to include it in my previous submission:<br /><br />To correct this please see the original source below. I want to make sure that the percentage and meaning is similar to the source.&nbsp;<br /><br />The Middle East&rsquo;s relatively new nation states, with 35 percent<a href="#_ftn1" name="_ftnref1">[1]</a> of the world&rsquo;s diasporas, simmers with questions about political legitimacy. Its various ethnic groups have affected every aspect of social, political, and economic life there, few of which have aspired to the ideas, let alone the spirit, of liberal democracies. Conflicts continue, not least in Iraq, Syria, Sudan, and Lebanon, and some like Bahrain seem to be simply postponed.<br /><br /><br />Here is th eoriginal text from the source: <br /><br />" Comprising about 35 percent of the total population, the religious and ethnic minorities in the core region of the Middle East have significantly influenced political, economic, cultural, and ideological developments in the region for the last two centuries..."<br /><br />Sorry for any inconvenience!<br />Maya<br /><br /><br />