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When he arrived in Brussels in 2004, Barroso was repeatedly asked whether he had a “big idea” for Europe’s future.
After the burst of growth that arrived with hyperinflation's end, growth slowed, partly because firms in the country couldn't get adequate finance.
The first of those fourteen points reads: “Open covenants of peace must be arrived at, after which there will surely be no private international action or rulings of any kind, but diplomacy shall proceed always frankly and in the public view.”
Indeed, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, 34% of the 137,000 people who arrived in the EU from January 1 to June 29 were from Syria, with the next-largest contributor, Afghanistan, accounting for 12%.
Industrial-Strength AfricaVIENNA – In less than eight months, close to a quarter-million migrants, many from Africa, have arrived in Europe by sea – more than in all of 2014 – and the tide shows no signs of stopping.
When humans began to move out of Africa, they carried some of their pathogens to new areas, where they switched over to native hosts while native pathogens took up residence in the newly arrived humans.
Given the upward pressure on prices implied by rising emerging-market demand and the global economy’s rapid increase in size, that day has arrived.
The six year period since Vladimir Putin arrived in the Kremlin has been a time of deeply conflicting signals.
Against this background, photos of Liu’s smiling face as she arrived at the airport in Helsinki, on her way to Berlin, are a welcome development, highlighting the value of protecting the rights of even one person.
Researchers find that individuals who arrived in the U.S. from poor countries, despite difficult language and other adjustments, earned about 55% as much as Americans born with a similar profile.
Economists arrived at some striking correlations.
Or we were invited to come at an earlier hour in the hope that we would leave before the official representatives arrived, which sometimes worked and sometimes didn’t.
Even in Washington, where I arrived at the beginning of the tournament, I was greeted at the airport by television screens showing the game.
Moreover, Trump seems to have arrived at his decision almost out of the blue.
The good news is that China appears to have arrived at a similar conclusion.
If we have arrived at such a turning point, as the trend in bond markets in recent weeks might suggest, it will be a turning point for interest rates and bond prices as well.
Now bullion, consommé, and even simply "soup" have arrived.
SWAN and SHRF learned of many cases from women who arrived in Thailand.
But, with the real-estate sector finally facing a downturn, the time to rethink this investment strategy has arrived.
State police arrived and told staff that because of the civil unrest, everybody had to be out of the hospital by 5 p.m.On the eighth floor, Jannie Burgess, a 79-year-old woman with advanced cancer, was on a morphine drip and close to death.
The EU, meanwhile, has left Italy to manage on its own the 160,000 North African refugees who have arrived so far just in the course of this year.
After laboring over subtleties of translation and possible extraneous associations that might bias respondents’ answers, we arrived at a set of virtually identical questionnaires in both Russian and English.
Across the country, voters arrived on crutches and in donkey carts, passing by posters that threatened: “You vote, you die.”
Millions of immigrants arrived with great expectations of making a country – and making it their country.
A few months later, when President Barack Obama’s administration arrived, one of us (Soros) repeatedly appealed to Summers to adopt a policy of equity injection into fragile financial institutions and to write down mortgages to a realistic market value in order to help the economy recover.
In one week in August, 21,000 migrants arrived in Greece.
Nationalistic, xenophobic political parties had been on the rise in many European Union member states long before Syrian refugees first arrived in appreciable numbers.
The answer could be economic: those who arrived in 2015-2016 have already created labor-market imbalances, with low-skill immigrants increasingly competing for jobs with low-skill citizens.
Globalization has shrunk the dimensions of the world economy, and the time for a world central bank has arrived.
As I arrived, I was greeted by a group of teenage girls bouncing along the road, so full of energy and laughter that I couldn’t help but smile, too.
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