Comparison of U.S. homicide rate with other selected countries. Modified an existing file to correct the U.S. homicide rate in 2004 (5.5 instead of 7.3 per 100,000) and to compare with a more diverse selection of countries, such as examples from South America and Asia, rather than only countries from Europe and Oceania. Note: in Russia, the rate includes not only homicides but also attempted homicides.
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