Fix grammar errors in this sentence: As all areas in a country is equivalently important, no matter in terms of the development of the country or the happiness index of people, or even for a higher living standard of life.
As all areas in a country is equivalently important, no matter in terms of the development of the country or the happiness index of people, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, the country is not a good one.
The above is a sentence that is written in the past tense. The past tense is used to describe the past events.
The past tense is used to describe the past events.
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As all areas in a country is equivalently important, no matter in terms of the development of the country or the happiness index of people, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even for a higher living standard of life, or even