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The world has fundamentally changed.
The first thing that changed - and is still changing - is the velocity of change itself.
Although this historically unprecedented velocity of change makes generalizations more hazardous than usual, it is safe to say that one basic way in which the world has changed is the manner in which wealth is created.
But the manner in which one gets rich has changed dramatically.
But the phrase “below, but close to, 2%” is the ECB’s own, and thus can be changed with the stroke of a pen.
Over the last five years, Sino-American relations have changed fundamentally.
What has changed is our increased assertiveness in our efforts to ensure greater stability and human welfare in our region, evident in our advocacy of freedom, democracy, and accountability not only for ourselves, but also for others.
Simply put, it means overt law-breaking, but in a conscientious, nonviolent manner aimed at persuading fellow citizens that a law ought to be changed because it is unjust.
But the standard that must be met has been changed.
The Coming Brexit TragedyLONDON – This past year changed everything, except how governments think.
But the British are not alone in thinking that nothing has changed.
In 2013, it ordered new elections that changed the political balance, with the Nepali Congress emerging as the largest party and forming a coalition government with the Communists.
The Delayed Promise of Health-Care ITWASHINGTON, DC – Because information technology (IT) has so quickly transformed people’s daily lives, we tend to forget how much things have changed from the not-so-distant past.
All that changed with the latest outbreak.
Pakistan had changed, as military dictatorship and religious extremism in the north played havoc with the fabric of society.
Europe has changed much since then.
The collapse of the USSR, America’s self-inflicted wounds – particularly in Iraq – and the spectacular rise of Asia have changed European perceptions of the US.
Life changed dramatically in Xinjiang when it, like Tibet, was swept up in the nation-wide leftist and Maoist struggle-campaigns that culminated in the 10-year Cultural Revolution and from 1966-76 wreaked havoc on the entire country.
Quite simply, the FDP ditched her and changed sides on a critical issue, aligning itself with the main opposition parties in supporting Gauck.
If the only thing that changed about NAFTA members’ behavior was that they exported less to the US, America workers could benefit, with US farmers or manufacturers – including much of Trump’s own electoral base – becoming more competitive within the US market.
The implication is that speculators can drive up prices and increase their inventory holdings even as total commercial inventories remain little changed.
That composition changed dramatically with the partition of the new states of India and Pakistan in 1947, when 14 million people moved across the newly drawn border.
The experience changed my life, but not in the way I expected.
In an instant, my view of female circumcision changed forever.
As a child-welfare officer in Narok told me, “Unless attitudes are changed, efforts to stamp out the practice will be futile."
The war changed that equation.
The emerging market crisis of 1997-1998 changed all this.
America’s image in Europe has changed profoundly since November 4, and the style of Obama’s diplomacy once he becomes president will probably confirm that change.
The Arab street has changed the calculus of fear not only in the countries that have witnessed major protests, but also in the rest of the Arab world, where rulers are on notice that discontent need not remain submerged forever.
A few weeks later, everything changed.
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