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At the same time, some traditional importers are tapping new sources of energy and becoming producers, changing the direction of energy flows.
It is a weakened democracy mired in an economic and social crisis so deep that it verges on becoming an identity crisis.
But now France is becoming a country dominated by a “tripartite system” of more or less equal strength: the left, the right, and the extreme right.
As one top American diplomat put it, “The last worry I have when I wake up at three in the morning is that Europe is becoming too strong.”
In fact, for many individuals, particularly in wealthier countries, the top priority is not simply becoming richer, but rather living a richer life, and it is toward the latter goal that they will channel their time, income, and creativity.
Not only are they empowering populists; they are becoming more and more like them.
That is one consequence of NATO’s Bosnian failure: The countries applying for membership are becoming more determined, more impatient.
Voters entrust politicians with becoming informed – making full use of public servants, information, and analysis – and weighing alternatives with a long-term, big-picture perspective.
Because of the misuse and overuse of antibiotics, common infections such as pneumonia and tuberculosis are becoming increasingly resistant to existing treatments; in some cases, they have become completely immune.
But it is quickly becoming a luxury that few countries can afford, particularly in Europe.
Renewable energy from the wind and sun is becoming competitive with fossil-fuel-based power generation, and oil prices are hitting lows not seen for years.
But globalization today is different, because it is becoming quicker and thicker.
The armed forces are becoming increasingly politicized, and major civil-society organizations have been forced to close.
But the new commission that Durao Barroso, Portugal's former Prime Minister, has appointed risks becoming imprisoned by the bureaucracy again.
The Hidden Wealth of CitiesSTOCKHOLM – The world is becoming increasingly urbanized, as more people are choosing to live in towns and cities than ever before.
It is becoming increasing clear that the result of 35 years of pro-growth policies has been an almost unprecedented rise in income and wealth inequality.
But would this sentiment extend to those of African descent and to members of other ethnicities who were gradually becoming a more visible part of Australian life?
And there is every reason to hope, and believe, that our experience is gradually becoming universal.
The hard-pressed American consumer solved both problems, by becoming a powerful source of external support for Chinese growth and by benefiting from the lower prices of products made in China.
But instead of becoming a responsible stakeholder in the liberal international order, it seems to have chosen to focus on creating parallel governance structures, which it can shape according to its own preferences.
In Africa, artificial borders that were drawn by colonial powers are becoming untenable, as different tribes and ethnic groups attempt to carve out their own territorial spaces.
All along Trump’s march to becoming the Republican Party’s presidential nominee, partisan commentators spun and re-spun his countless outrageous statements, sometimes with just a tut-tut of disapproval, while other on-air pundits all too often treated his malignant demagoguery as worthy of serious analysis.
Stock-market values for leading tech companies are down – or perhaps just becoming more volatile – in the light of such concerns.
In short, it is good for Americans - and for the world - that old and new Europe are becoming one.
According to our recent report, “Voices of the Vulnerable,” the near-poor are becoming the new poor.
Public education is becoming universally available, including for groups that faced harsh discrimination in the past.
Brazil is becoming known not only for orange juice, but for aircraft exports like the Embraer jets that now compete with American and European producers for the regional commuter market.
So punishment through gossip is both cheap and pleasant – and A’s fear of becoming the subject of gossip by C may be enough to deter bad behavior toward B.This opens an important avenue for the control of evil.
These tests are now becoming part of clinical practice, and are available commercially.
In fact, medical services are becoming more and more precarious and the educational system has not advanced beyond a common system of political indoctrination.
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