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Armed militias in the Niger Delta are becoming bolder.
Third, the EU should consider, in discussion with all European countries who wish to join it, whether there are not parts of its now complex structures of cooperation that some of them could join before becoming full members of the EU.
Why are such tensions among Asia’s great powers becoming more serious, and why now?
Deep recessions, high real interest rates, and financial chaos were all on the menu--although the then US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, the IMF's Michel Camdessus and Stanley Fischer, and many Mexican and East Asian politicians and central bankers skillfully prevented at least the first two crises from becoming much more destructive than they might have been.
But things look different today, and US officials’ exchange-rate jitters are becoming increasingly pronounced.
The reality, which is already becoming apparent, is not nearly so rosy.
Indeed, as the country’s civilian political institutions corrode, its nuclear arsenal, ominously, is becoming increasingly unsafe.
The more that can be done to prevent people from becoming cocaine addicts, the less damage these people will do to themselves and their families, the less money will get into the pockets of criminals, insurgents, and terrorists, and the less damage will be done to the environment.
Issues that we once regarded as "medium-term" are becoming more urgent.
Beyond the potential for the first eurozone exit, Greece could be at risk of becoming a failed state – an outcome that would pose a multi-dimensional threat to the rest of Europe.
But more inequality also means more opportunities: becoming rich today in China remains very difficult, but it is no longer impossible - just walk into one of the pubs of downtown Shanghai.
Specifically, he proposed requiring EU migrants to spend four years working in the UK before becoming eligible for the top-up welfare payments that low-paid British workers receive, and to end benefit payments for migrant workers’ children living in their home country.
But when the EU expands to include 27 members, its decision-making process will risk becoming deadlocked.
Likewise, the cultural impact of absorbing an influx of refugees on this scale is becoming apparent.
What is becoming increasingly true in practice should be carried forward and formalized.
Yet natural disasters like storms, hurricanes, and tsunamis are becoming more common, owing to climate change, which will also cause a rise in ocean levels, making seaside reactors even more vulnerable.
But, with Chinese growth slowing and the need for structural change becoming increasingly acute, will the economic-reform efforts of India’s new prime minister, Narendra Modi, enable the country to catch up?
But this approach is fast becoming passé.
And, in the venerable country said by Marx to be the political nation par excellence, politics is becoming a subspecies of soccer, with its teams, fans, referees, and high scorers.
Increasingly Islamism is becoming a form of right-wing populism.
Some schools are already becoming learning labs for sustainable development, where young students are being prepared to adapt to and help mitigate the consequences of climate change.
Even as they are becoming ever more litigious, many Chinese believe that they have no hope of securing justice against the powerful.
Those who are now leaving school and entering the job market run the risk of becoming a lost generation, like their Japanese cohorts who began their working lives at the beginning of Japan’s downturn in the 1990’s.
Thus, the credit crunch is becoming a “youth crunch,” as highlighted by a recent survey carried out by the British Council in several European countries.
The algorithms used vary, and are becoming much more complex.
And with the meddling of outside powers, those wars are becoming a single regional war – one that is continually morphing, expanding, and becoming increasingly violent.
Although the United States remains the main destination of Latin American and Caribbean exports, Asia is becoming an increasingly important market for goods based on natural resources.
Labor, no matter how inexpensive, will become a less important asset for growth and employment expansion, with labor-intensive, process-oriented manufacturing becoming a less effective way for early-stage developing countries to enter the global economy.
Nuclear-armed Pakistan is now at risk of becoming a failed state.
In France, the siren song of appeasement is becoming a national rallying cry, from the far-right National Front to far-left elements – and among a growing number of mainstream politicians of all stripes.
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