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So it is no surprise that central banks have become increasingly desperate in the face of the most severe crisis since the
advent
of financial globalization.
Cafeteria (now more inviting and more frequented with the
advent
of free food), or the halls of the Plug & Play startup accelerator, proximity matters.
Transportation costs plummeted with the
advent
of the steamship and the railroad.
All of this began to change with the rise of digital technologies and the Internet, but especially with the
advent
of social media.
The
advent
of computing platforms such as Microsoft’s SharePoint have facilitated data-sharing and exchange, and pharmaceutical companies would do well to emulate companies from other sectors, such as Arup, which has developed excellent systems for accessing knowledge across its entire organization.
Despite the
advent
of the European Central Bank, this asymmetry continues: while the ECB repeatedly tried to break the dollar's appreciation in 2000-2001 through consecutive interventions in the foreign exchange market, the Fed intervened only once.
Certainly the
advent
of an all-volunteer French army appears to thwart the General's notion of inculcating national esprit and grandeur.
This is partly because the
advent
of computers and computer databases has made chess a truly universal sport.
The
advent
of computers has required some adjustments in top tournaments.
Since the
advent
of digital and social media, the news cycle has been shortened to minutes, encouraging a continuous flow of imprecise, sensational, false, or deeply biased content.
With the
advent
of a digital airspace, and with appropriate research support, success would be both possible and likely.
This was followed by the
advent
of Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) in 2004.
But working in dusty archives has become easier with the
advent
of digital photography, mechanical character recognition, and remote data-entry services.
The
advent
of Arab satellite television and the Internet limits the government’s ability to control public opinion.
But the
advent
of cryptocurrencies may offer another way: the private sector can work directly with central banks to create a digital SDR to use as a unit of account and store of value.
Before the
advent
of democracy in 2000, order was imposed by the iron hand of a corrupt, authoritarian state.
Many European inferiority complexes toward America, which the
advent
of the euro were supposed to banish forever, could easily reappear.
With the
advent
of new, global technologies such as blockchains – continuously growing transaction databases used, for example, to sustain virtual currencies – the notion of data localization becomes even more misguided.
Furthermore, the
advent
of a bipartisan government coalition in Germany, together with the appointment of a new European administration following the European Parliament election in May, creates a window for new thinking.
Before the
advent
of the European Union, for example, Europe conceived of world order as a balance of great powers, in which multiple religions and forms of government could coexist.
While fish stocks, for example, are depleted because of a lack of regulation, we can actually eat more fish than ever, thanks to the
advent
of aquaculture.
The
advent
of digital “new media” was once heralded as a democratizing trend that would give ordinary people a measure of control over the “air waves,” at the expense of big companies or established institutions.
A related issue is the
advent
of what is known as personalized medicine.
This is not to suggest the
advent
of Cold War II.
Similarly, the example of the Beery twins shows us that an alternative to symptom-based medicine can be realized: the
advent
of genomics technology can change not just what is known, but, more importantly, how we think of ourselves.
We need to reach into politics, because there will be no freedom for African, Arab, or Asian women without the
advent
of political democracy in their countries.
The
advent
of the Trump era – together with the Brexit vote in the United Kingdom and the rise of right-wing populism in other European countries – seems to herald the precipitous decline of liberal democracy’s ideological attraction.
Abenomics, European-StyleNEW YORK – Two years ago, Shinzo Abe’s election as Japan’s prime minister led to the
advent
of “Abenomics,” a three-part plan to rescue the economy from a treadmill of stagnation and deflation.
With the
advent
of peace, we all hope that this bond will become consolidated around a common Israeli citizenship.
With the
advent
of hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” US oil production has risen by 30%, and gas production by 25%, in just five years.
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