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Beneath ostensibly pragmatic motivations lies dubious rent-seeking by the group Samuel Coleridge referred to as the “clerisy” – those who live from creating, preserving, and disseminating the national culture.
But very few analyses delve beneath the surface of immediate figures and assess the core of Spain’s strengths and weaknesses.
But, given that the diamond spent most of its existence on or beneath Indian soil, Indians consider their claim self-evident.
They cut off his hands from beneath the elbow.
The next time that global imbalances develop, analysts will – we must hope – know to look beneath their surface.
The encounter between the images of today’s Middle East and the discontent of Muslim minorities (sometimes influenced by radical fundamentalist ideologies) should not be allowed to obscure traditional French anti-Semitism, white and bourgeois, which still lingers and is never far beneath the surface.
Kurds will accept the arrangement because they believe that the new constitution guarantees their right to control most of the oil wealth that lies beneath their territory, and because they don’t want the blame should Baghdad descend into chaos.
Like many other centrist politicians, he is expounding ideas that are anything but revolutionary; indeed, beneath the sound bites, they are not even particularly creative.
China’s standard response to any suggestion that it exercise global leadership is to hide beneath its vast internal agenda and plead poverty.
(This is actually what the Brexit referendum was about, a fact buried beneath the runaway rhetoric of the campaign leading up to the vote.)
How can you go home again if the sea has been sucked down a vast drain that opened up beneath it, emptying it who knows where, into a void?
Many commentators have reproached Putin for agreeing to take a job that they say is beneath him – assuming responsibility for road-building, social services, inflation, and many other problems that could undermine his popularity.
But, because the relevant changes are not captured or adequately reflected in national-accounts data, perceptions are at odds with the activity that is unfolding beneath the macroeconomic level.
What caused such arrogant unconcern for the health of those who lived near the plant, for those heroic men and women who tried to limit the damage (whom officials still treat as pawns), and for the millions who lived beneath the radioactive cloud as it spread?
Worse, after a military operation that destroyed 90% of the city and killed some 1,800 residents, the city’s new rulers have not even begun to remove the bodies buried beneath the rubble.
The top priority for the European Union at the beginning of the twenty first century must be the historic project concealed beneath the rather boring label of ‘enlargement’.
Like a blade of grass beneath a stone, culture knows how and in which direction to seek light.
Instead, in the UK and elsewhere, the predictable MFF chest-thumping that is now underway threatens to dispatch this kind of opportunity to the bin beneath the negotiating table.
And France, beneath its veneer of republican equality, is culturally and ethnically diverse.
Placed beneath a picture of a vulnerable-looking young American male, it read: “Hamas, ISIS and Iran kill gays like me.”
But, beneath the surface, clear differences in strategy will emerge.
But beneath all of this arsenic is gold.
But, beneath the surface, unease in the bilateral relationship persists, partly for historical reasons.
Many of these states were pleading for a 1.5ºC limit – without which some will disappear beneath the ocean.
The Delusions of China's Growing NationalismBEJING: China has recently seen an upsurge of ultra-nationalism, all the more disturbing because of the way in which Party, state and military leaders have, by insisting that "hostile foreign forces" are arrayed against them, charged this nationalism with a xenophobia that is never far beneath the surface in modern Chinese history.
The WJC was founded in Geneva in 1936, beneath the dark clouds of an earlier period of anti-Semitism.
The article beneath the headline, “A Coup is Reported in Tunisia,” reported the fall of Habib Bourguiba, the aging founder of modern Tunisia and a hero of its independence.
National passions, unduly exalted in the decline of religion, burned beneath the surface of nearly every land with fierce, if shrouded, fires.
Beneath the individual preferences that found expression in market behavior, people were guided by a set of moral principles that found expression in behavior outside the scope of the market mechanism.
And everyone knows that beneath the stability of the moment lurk explosive forces that can change the regime and devalue huge investments.
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