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Clearly, this policy would be more constructive than Saudi Arabia’s desire for a lone-wolf role that merely results in a deadlock within and around the Gulf.
Clearly, a new way forward is needed, and a good start would be a political/diplomatic plan that Annan could sell to the parties.
Sunstein and Thaler merely say that the default option should be set in a way that is good for people, and clearly they have an idea of what is good.
Since above-average height correlates with above-average income, and there is a clearly a genetic component to height, it is not fanciful to imagine couples choosing to have taller children.
Public investment can enhance an economy’s productivity for a substantial period of time, even a decade or more, as it clearly has done in Ethiopia.
If there is no evidence regarding whether X works, there clearly is no evidence concerning whether Y works.
What Levitt grasped - and what the Enron debacle shows so clearly - is that incentives matter, but that unfettered markets by themselves may not provide the right incentives.
They clearly had ambitious and worthy and necessary aspirations for the country and its relationship with the world.
The failure to distinguish clearly between resources and reserves – and to recognize the importance of prices, costs, and technology in transforming resources into reserves – results in bad predictions about an imminent peak in oil production and misinformation that has had a negative impact on policymaking.
Clearly, this devout believer was overtaken by the sanctity of this pagan temple and was praying to his own God in the only way he knew.
As a result, central banks ran the risk of no longer appearing to follow a clearly formulated policy guideline.
Clearly, African countries, assisted by their development partners, need to develop the continent's enormous energy potential as an integral part of their efforts to spur economic growth and reduce poverty.
Now he is clearly hamstrung not only by the Democratic opposition, but also, and perhaps more so, by the succession struggles within his own party.
While the US Constitution shows the limits of institutional safeguards, the role of political parties is clearly significant when it comes to limiting terms in power.
Trump clearly fears that Mueller will find grounds to indict him.
Trump is determined to head off both outcomes, and he’s clearly worried that he might fail.
Clearly, countries that have a shared language and religion may develop a sense of “us” more easily than others.
On the other hand, Hamas’s history and current behavior clearly indicate that it regards elections as merely a political tool, and that it is devoid of any commitment to the norms and values underlying democracy.
This perspective is most clearly associated with Deng Xiaoping.
Russia and China: The MovieNEW YORK – The times we live in are often most clearly reflected in the mirror of art.
Clearly, all the bows and plaintive “mea culpas” made by the Pope over the past year to mark the 2000th anniversary of the Birth of Christ, have not satisfied the Patriarch.
The Chinese economy is clearly in urgent need of repair.
Although the government met neither of these demands, the early results clearly showed that the opposition was gaining a large number of seats.
This is not to say that the CEO’s job is easier; but it is certainly more clearly defined.
As for climate change, the election of a man who purports to believe global warming is a Chinese hoax created to damage American business is clearly bad news.
Clearly, the EU must substantially strengthen its Common Foreign and Security Policy, including the European Neighborhood Policy, in order to address more effectively the causes of migration at the source.
Clearly, the supposed experts who predicted the imminent disintegration of the eurozone have been proved wrong.
India clearly has the basic systems it needs to operate a twenty-first-century economy in an open and globalizing world.
Clearly, the world’s democracies lack perfect options, given everyone’s eminently reasonable reluctance to resort to force.
This is clearly so in the Islamic world.
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