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Perhaps most important, manufacturing is becoming more “democratic,” and thus more appealing to bright young people with an entrepreneurial bent.
In the meantime, both sides would be well advised to undertake a careful analysis of previous experiences with programs that were approved in principle, rather than becoming immediately operational.
Indeed, countries that had previously been described as “under-developed” or “Third World” were becoming incipient global hegemons.
It is becoming increasingly clear that ensuring economic opportunities for refugees should be high on the EU’s agenda.
Not only is it becoming increasingly obvious that GDP-directed development is ecologically unsustainable; survey research shows that it is no longer improving well-being and happiness in developed countries.
Databases are rapidly improving in depth, and are becoming more deeply integrated with personal financial-planning Web sites.
As a result, armed conflict is becoming increasingly costly for the rebels.
Moreover, now that knowhow is becoming increasingly collective, not individual, diffusion is becoming even slower.
For in this uniformity Russia has the hope of becoming a “normal” country, a place where the uniformity of slogans is replaced by uniform commercial services.
The East Asian Summit is becoming a forum for region-wide security discussions, from the resolution of maritime disputes to fighting pirates.
Underlying the backlash against Big Tech has been the sense that we are all becoming proletarianized users.
Becoming a member is a seven-year process of induction and indoctrination.
This was not an issue in the disinflationary environment of the last decade, but it is becoming more of one, which is probably what prompted World Bank President Robert Zoellick’s proposal to restore a role for gold.
Even the chemistry of the land and ocean is changing, with the ocean becoming more acidic – thus threatening coral reefs – as a result of higher carbon dioxide.
Is Colombia Becoming Another Vietnam?
So alarming are conditions in Colombia nowadays that some Americans worry about the country becoming another Vietnam.
Ireland is fortunately less worrying, but the odds that the fiscal pact will be approved in a popular referendum are becoming longer.
She also seems to believe that women voters see in her the embodiment of their own struggles and will cheer her on vicariously when, by becoming America’s president, she shatters the last “glass ceiling.”
Benazir Bhutto’s GambleAs the initial shock of the terrorist attacks against Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto fade, it is becoming clear that they were a political boon for her, triggering a wave of public sympathy that extends well beyond her local Sindh stronghold.
Less cunning than his mentor, he has maintained his grip on power by becoming a dictator, subjecting the country to his will and that of the ruling elite.
They watched in horror as Amazon, en route to becoming the world’s largest online retailer, pushed the bookstore chain Borders into bankruptcy, and have wondered if they will be next.
But the effectiveness of TB treatments is declining, raising concerns that drug-resistant strains are becoming more virulent.
Indeed, they not only expressed their interest in becoming “pioneer countries”; all of the leaders I met declared that such a breakthrough was both critical and long overdue.
The eurozone thus risks becoming stuck in an unstable status quo, with banks’ cross-border claims large enough to transmit national shocks to the entire system, but financial integration not deep enough to ensure that capital flows freely throughout the currency area.
Syria’s agony continues unabated; sectarian attacks in Iraq are becoming more frequent and deadly; the threads of Lebanon’s fragile peace are fraying;Jordan is awash in refugees;Libya’s militias are running rampant and distorting its politics;Tunisia faces political crisis; and Turkey’s star as the embodiment of Islamic democracy has dimmed.
Forbes magazine reports that “hundreds of Israeli[s] and Palestinians are becoming actual business partners and colleagues in startups that are slowly transforming the Palestinian economy, at least in the West Bank.”
But securing this financing is becoming more complicated.
The significance of the merger’s collapse is now becoming clear to observers across Europe, especially in Germany, where the media have been extremely critical of how “negative politics” sealed the proposed merger’s fate.
The consequences of this self-delusion are now becoming obvious, as Britain’s government finds itself unable to get a parliamentary majority for any realistic Brexit plan.
They could argue that action is not necessary in a specific case, but they would have to do so publicly, thus becoming accountable for their inaction.
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