anchor.diff:  (**
   ## Using World Bank data asynchronously
   
  -If you need to download large amount of data or if you need to run the operation without
  +If you need to download large amounts of data or run the operation without
   blocking the caller, then you probably want to use F# asynchronous workflows to perform
   the operation. The F# Data Library also provides the `WorldBankDataProvider` type which takes
   a number of static parameters. If the `Asynchronous` parameter is set to `true` then the
  
positive.code: financial and technical assistance to developing countries around the world. As one of the
  activities, the World Bank also collects development indicators and other data about
  countries in the world. The [data catalog](http://data.worldbank.org/) contains over
  8000 indicators that can be programmatically accessed.
  
  The WorldBank type provider makes the WorldBank data easily accessible to F# programs and
  scripts in a type safe way. This article provides an introduction. The type provider
  is also used on the [Try F#](http://www.tryfsharp.org) web site in the "Data Science" tutorial,
  so you can find more examples there.
  
  
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  (**
  When generating the data context, the WorldBank Type Provider retrieves the list of all
  countries known to the WorldBank and the list of all supported indicators. Both of these
  dimensions are provided as properties, so you can use autocomplete to easily discover
  various data sources. Most of the indicators use longer names, so we need to wrap the name
  in `\`\``.
  
  The result of the `School enrollment, tertiary (% gross)` property is a sequence with 
  