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But, in the 1840’s, mass immigration, fueled by the Irish potato famine, altered the state’s demographic balance, enabling populists to gain control of the legislature.
Second, recent experiments in genetically altered mice show that the cell death response may be slowed without causing cancer.
More recently, however, three crucial developments have altered the environment in which Islamic extremists operate in Pakistan.
Yet they were not subject to windfall profit taxation, nor have policymakers sufficiently altered structural incentives that encourage excessive risk-taking.
Indeed, China’s rise has profoundly altered the course of Asia’s trade flows.
Almost every aspect of our economies will be radically altered.
As states and organizations come to understand better the importance of the Internet to their economic wellbeing, cost-benefit calculations of the utility of cyber warfare may change, just as learning over time altered the understanding of the costs of nuclear warfare.
Income disparities will not be fundamentally altered until the market equilibrium wage inches upwards sufficiently to create labor demand at decent wage levels.
And, third, digital technologies began to have an ever-larger impact on economic structures, jobs, and global supply chains, which significantly altered global employment patterns, and accelerated the pace of routine-job loss.
His contributions have been, and remain, so important as that they have altered traditional ways of thinking.
Second, it would recognize that the eurozone is governed by outdated treaties, and that its governance cannot be altered because treaty change is impossible.
WikiLeaky PowerPARIS – Beyond the headlines, the embarrassment of governments, and the blow dealt to the secrecy of diplomatic correspondence, WikiLeaks’ exposure of US diplomatic cables offers a raw illustration of how deeply the essence of power has been altered in our information age.
As the world warms, the building blocks of our planet – its ice sheets, forests, and atmospheric and ocean currents – are being altered beyond repair.
Throughout history, foods have been created and altered by combining flavors, colors, and nutritional values, while diets have matured differently within families, cultures, and communities.
A primary consequence of this “de-securitization” of Turkish foreign policy has been an altered balance of power between the country’s military and civilian establishments.
Nowadays, however, declining threat perceptions have fundamentally altered this perspective, and reduced Turkey’s need to act in unison with the West.
Neuroscientists believe that this may even have altered how we now relate to one another in the real world.
Lehman was transformative because it fundamentally altered people’s understanding of the world around them.
If those anxieties prompt some countries to build up their militaries, Asia’s strategic landscape will be fundamentally altered.
Second, the European Central Bank’s rules ought to be altered to prevent commercial banks from counting such bonds as ultra-safe, liquid assets.
The entire world knows the risk posed by a nuclear Iran: a drastically altered balance of power in the Middle East and Central Asia, with Iran able to exert far more regional leverage – both overt and implicit – than it now possesses in pursuit of its interests.
Phosphorus run-off created by the industry has also altered the ecosystem.
So, for today's altered Russia/US relations to flourish, two things are needed:$an agreed, negotiated framework mapping the common interests of the two countries;$a mechanism for joint decision-making to protect these interests.
Some of the genes involved in the suicide program are the same genes that are altered in cancer cells.
Deforestation and unsustainable land use have degraded soils, altered rainfall patterns, and increased the incidence of extreme weather events, especially in Africa.
In Central and Eastern Europe 20 years ago, comprehensive change demanded that all political and economic institutions be discarded, altered, or built anew; a complete change in society’s “hardware” was required.
In the run-up to WWI, political and military leaders failed to grasp how industrial production and mass transportation had altered the character of warfare.
But at the same time, the pandemic has profoundly altered the global debate about inequality and raised the prospect of reversing our decades-long failed experiment with market fundamentalism.
Apparently, data from four countries – Azerbaijan, China, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates – were inappropriately altered, at least for 2017 and 2019 (thus affecting the 2018 and 2020 Doing Business reports).
Developing countries’ slow but persistent convergence to the developed world has fundamentally altered the international order.
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