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It is easy to see how the belief in such differences affects the Iraq debate.
My fundamental belief is that every time a user gets information, it reinforces a little part of the brain that says: “It’s good to know things.
Currently, ordinary Chinese still believe that their country’s economic growth remains high, and China’s leaders continue to enjoy high approval ratings because of widespread belief in their abilities and dedication.
This belief is not false but it exaggerates one aspect of reality to the exclusion of others.
Yet that belief guides the Bush administration.
Prime Minister Sharon of Israel shares the same belief and look where that has led.
Taking Back ImmigrationLONDON – Within hours of US President Barack Obama’s re-election last month, a powerful belief took hold: overwhelming support from Latino voters had helped to secure his victory.
The rise of extreme nationalists in places like Greece and Finland has reinforced the belief that talking about immigration, except to argue against it, is politically fraught.
The belief was that a person is a person only through other persons, and a broken person needed to be helped to be healed .What the offence had disturbed should be restored, and the offender and the victim had to be helped to be reconciled.
Given their excessive belief in unfettered markets, they turned a blind eye to palpable abuses, including predatory lending, and denied the existence of an obvious bubble.
Markets had factored into share prices the belief that the US government would not allow any more banks to collapse.
We will not know for some time, but the debaters should recall Thucydides’ warning more than two millennia ago that belief in the inevitability of conflict can become one of its main causes.
In particular, they trade on the popular belief that leaders who concentrate political power are freer to guide economic growth.
It was a belief about housing that most market participants embraced.
Likewise, Hank Paulson, Geithner’s predecessor under President George W. Bush, recently said, “my strong belief is that these crises are unpredictable in terms of cause or timing or the severity when they hit.”
By contrast, the Trump administration’s desire to protect the (now profitable) domestic steel sector reflects a belief that free trade, in general, has benefited others at the expense of the US.
That belief turned out to be misplaced, to say the least.
It demands a high degree of disciplined republican participation and a belief in the possibility of personal fulfillment and excellence in the public sphere.
Empress Maria Theresa prohibited belief in vampires and ordered a thorough examination of possible natural reasons for such unusual events, as well as the actual causes of death.
The spirit of science found a tactical ally in the Catholic Church, which held that belief in vampires defiles the resurrection of Jesus.
Contrary to popular belief, obesity is often related less to an overabundance of food than to inadequate access to affordable, diverse, and balanced diets.
Here is an attractive, intelligent young leader of the Left with a belief in social solidarity and a strong social conscience -- but with none of the paranoia so evident in Europe about global competition and American domination and very little interest in the massive bureaucratic structures of trans-national integration which in Europe have become identified with left-wing ideals.
Another reason why female leaders might be more likely to attract coups is the belief, conscious or unconscious, that a woman in charge must have obtained her post through family or marital connections.
Yet, contrary to popular belief, young people are not migrating from Africa exclusively for economic reasons.
Banks had reassured themselves with the belief that countries could not become insolvent.
But the main problem is not Obama; it is the hubris of Americans’ belief in their “exceptional” role in the world – a belief that has been abused too many times to promote unnecessary wars.
But the explanation that we developed so long ago still fits well enough to encourage the belief that we will not see a crash in the bond market unless central banks tighten monetary policy very sharply (by hiking short-term interest rates) or there is a major spike in inflation.
Indeed, misrepresentation by governments – driven by the belief that political ingenuity can stabilize expectations – is actually at the root of many financial crises.
Looking back at his career, Arafat never really veered from the belief that his life's mission was to destroy Israel by any means necessary and replace it with a Palestinian Arab state.
I am not alone in this belief.
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