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It is also clear that climate change will continue, at a pace determined by past, present, and future emissions of heat-trapping gases.
Caplan had won a clear victory.
The purpose of betting, of course, is not to declare winners and losers; it is to replace endless, pointless arguments with a clear determination of whose understanding of reality is closer to the truth.
Their bet ended with a clear win for Simon, but Ehrlich shrugged off the outcome as meaningless.
Unfortunately, one consequence of these multiple layers of dissonance is becoming all too clear.
George H.W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States, was presented with more than his share of challenges and opportunities, and the record is clear: he left the country and the world considerably better off than he found them.
But these numbers are not accurate, because it is not clear what constitutes a “case.”
But, while the timing is uncertain, the trade-offs are pretty clear.
Although these developments provide clear symbols of the world's ongoing commitment to protecting human rights, strikingly little is known about the true effectiveness of such treaties in achieving their goals.
Nonetheless, there is as of yet no clear evidence that the UN's human rights treaties have a direct measurable positive impact on the human rights practices of individual countries that ratify them, all else being equal.
In the Balkans, the Clinton-Gore administration made it clear that it was not prepared to risk the life of a single American in order to reduce the risk of civilian casualties.
For example, there was no clear mention of further SOE reform.
It has been clear from the beginning that the Sochi Olympics, which epitomize everything that the terrorists oppose, would be a likely target.
To me, the meaning was clear: when people search, they aren't just looking for nouns or information; they are looking for action.
Recently, South Korea’s government made it clear that it would continue to engage North Korea, but in a more principled way than had previous administrations.
The evidence is clear.
But the stubborn inertia of authoritarian regimes only encourages radicalization, so there is a clear need for a gradual process of liberalization.
His message is clear: he is not concerned about lower trading volumes.
The EU needs to give clear signals to public opinion across the region that meeting EU benchmarks has tangible effects on their lives.
Among those adults who actually vote, recipients of public transfers form a clear majority.
Until recently, advanced-country markets predominated in setting risk premia, owing to their mature and well-functioning PRIs, which include clear rules and a high level of transparency in price formation.
While a summit in Madrid will signal NATO’s opening to the East, it is not clear what steps will follow and when.
Which countries will qualify remains to be seen but it is clear that without Germany and France there will be no monetary union.
What is clear is that the region remains an explosive and confused reality, one capable of threatening Europe’s stability, already on a knife’s edge following Russia’s adventurism in Ukraine.
For example, foreign aid could be placed under the stewardship of a committee of representatives from different social factions, including the civil-society groups at the center of the uprising and the Muslim Brotherhood, with the clear understanding that if the committee fails to agree, the aid will not be disbursed.
For some weak states, internal threats provide clear objectives.
The implication is clear: While consumption-driven growth remains a long-term goal for China, infrastructure will continue – at least in the short term – to serve as a key driver of China’s economy.
A clear understanding of this process would enable potential investors to assess projects more effectively, which is critical to encouraging them to put up financing.
It is not clear whether eurozone-wide borrowing would be easier to contemplate than an ECB-engineered quasi-fiscal transfer.
What is clear is that the eurozone should evaluate these options, because either one might well be needed sooner or later.
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