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If anything has changed, it is that women are much more visible among these new Japanese.
If the facts have changed, the policy implications must also change.
But times have changed, and monetary policy will, of course, shift accordingly.
An extraordinary, if underappreciated, feature of the IPCC’s reports is that, though many different scientists have worked on them over the past 23 years, the fundamental conclusions have not changed.
But, proving the aphorism that where you stand depends on where you sit, Modi changed his tune when he moved to Delhi.
By giving the Nobel Peace Prize to the Indonesians instead of a European mediator for Aceh, the Nobel Prize Committee would have recognized that the world has changed.
Since its launch in 2008, nearly $10 million has been awarded for innovations that have changed the lives of people worldwide.
Thanks to technological change and relentless globalization, the character of entire economies has changed dramatically over the last 50 years.
Regrettably, it is far from clear that it has changed its thinking and models, which failed to maintain the economy on an even keel before – and are certain to fail again.
In this changed political environment, Sarkozy is not likely to go after someone like Noyer who, as Bank of France Governor and a member of the ECB’s Governing Council, is widely viewed as a stalwart against inflation and a defender of French purchasing power.
If there is a problem with the framework, the constitution can be changed, though this cannot be done frivolously.
Article 2 of the Constitute declares Turkey's secular identity;Article 4 says Article 2 can never be changed.
But times have changed, and the chaebol system is now doing more harm than good.
Most importantly, the rules guiding how structural funds are spent should be changed to allow their use for health and education from early childhood, rather than only for job training.
Market-oriented reforms in the early 1990s changed that pattern, and annual growth accelerated to 7% under the Congress party, before slumping to 5%.
What, exactly, has changed?
The reasons for this have not changed: rising demand for energy, alongside concerns about climate change, volatile fossil-fuel prices, and the security of energy supplies.
More and more scientists are beginning to suspect that global warming has caused the radically changed patterns of precipitation now seen across China.
What has changed is the pressure of globalization, which is pushing the world’s peoples ever closer together as technology advances and shrinks the world.
But the world has changed, and many no longer view America's global role as an expression of its unique innocence and goodness.
All of this changed in 2008, when a legislative reform allowed the Fed to pay interest on excess reserves.
Although a link between the Fed’s creation of reserves and the subsequent increase in spending remained, its magnitude changed dramatically.
As a result, any reform of regulation and supervision will fail to control bubbles and excesses unless several other fundamental aspects of the financial system are changed.
Still, looking beyond the 2012 elections might be worthwhile, because the economic, political, and social contexts have changed since 2004, when Putin re-elected himself, and since 2008, when he pretended to be a democrat by promoting Medvedev.
It is almost as if, in nearly 70 years, nothing has changed, even as everything has.
Though that has changed somewhat, many women, even those who are married, are still prevented from accessing quality services because of patriarchal family structures.
Two landmarks define these changes: the end of the Cold War, which rendered NATO’s defensive strategy against the Soviet Union obsolete, and the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the US, which changed the profile of the enemy and the nature of the battlefield.
It also changed the theater of operation, and forced the Alliance to shift its attention from Europe to the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and beyond.
When the policy changed and the memories of the war receded, the US recovered much of its lost soft power.
What has changed since the last report in April?
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