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In Poland, once the battle against Communism was won, the Solidarity movement was soon sundered by conflicts between secular democrats and believers who looked to the Church for guidance.
Taxing TobaccoGENEVA – Over the last ten years, impressive gains have been made in the battle against the tobacco epidemic.
That formulation all but pits the central government and regions against one another in a battle for political supremacy.
Simply put, China is winning the battle for the South China Sea without firing a shot – or paying any international costs.
Or will the ECB empty its guns at the first rumblings of a stronger business cycle, fearful of accusations of running from battle or of being caught of guard.
This is where the battle lines are now drawn, and where the future of the country will be decided.
Instead of repeating like a broken record that “this has nothing to do with Islam,” it is time to admit that the US has become yet another theater in the battle between the Islam of the radicals and the Islam of enlightenment and the rule of law.
Moreover, because Putin’s “contextual” history subordinates Soviet-era suffering to the purpose of fighting the Great Patriotic War, his number mixes those who died in battle fighting for the USSR with those whom the Soviets killed through mass murder, deportation, and forced labor.
In the US presidential election, the choice between Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, and her Republican counterpart, Donald Trump, reflects an unambiguous battle between “in” and “out.”
In a video produced after the battle for the Mosul Dam in August, the group called for the “end of Sykes-Picot,” and proclaimed the need to redraw the Western-imposed political map of the Middle East.
At root, the battle between the two approaches is a question of power, not of technical financial economics.
First, the internal politics of every Arab country revolves around a battle between Arab nationalist rulers and an Islamist opposition.
Second, because Arab states confront an Iran-Syria alliance that includes Hamas and Hezbollah, in addition to internal conflicts, there is a regional battle between these two blocs.
The current crisis in Gaza is only one aspect of the much wider battle shaking the region.
And isn’t that what the battle for democracy is all about?
They must share with those at the front lines of the battle information about diseases’ natural history, modes of transmission, and risk factors, as well as preclinical data on – and clinical responses to – experimental treatments.
Under present conditions, Moscow will increase its sales of state-of-the-art arms to China, including combat aircraft, long-range bombers, main battle tanks, destroyers, submarines as well as surface-to-air missiles.
It won the battle of the comminiqué, but it may have lost 20 years of painstakingly accumulated goodwill, the result of efforts such as the ASEAN-China free-trade agreement, signed in November 2002.
"It's not my fight," says one 28-year-old Cuban, referring to the political battle of communism versus capitalism that keeps him trapped on the island.
As the battle for Aleppo rages on, so, too, does the US presidential election campaign that will determine his successor.
But right now, and leaving aside the possibility of an existential battle between man and machine, it seems quite plausible to expect a significant pickup in productivity growth over the next five years.
In the battle against the PLCs, international and national regulatory authorities must fill this role, setting and enforcing the rules of the game to protect the health of people worldwide.
At a time when democratic change was sweeping the world, some saw the bloody crackdown as only a temporary setback in the battle for human freedom; others viewed it as the end of the democratic road.
Trump, the upstart, is leading the battle against the media Brahmins, buoyed by a fellow disruptor, social media.
It was an uphill battle, because many saw our approach as a rupture in the way the EU is supposed to work.
Yet their battle plan overlooks a critical risk: codependency is a highly reactive relationship.
The specific triggers, objectives, and battle lines of such conflicts are likely to be determined, to varying degrees, by five factors: creed, clan, culture, climate, and currency.
Rapidly changing events, a growing number of players, and constantly shifting battle lines all point to a quagmire.
But jawboning, one of the US’s favorite diplomatic tools, rarely works on those in the heat of battle.
But it does offer the United States some longer-term benefits in the regional battle with Iran for influence.
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