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Indeed, this vision of international relations clearly rests on building influence through military power.
So, if assessed from a neutral standpoint, social democracy is clearly the better choice for all.
Indeed, Europe has much to offer the Arab world as it emerges from its political and economic stagnation, but it needs to do so loudly and clearly under the banner of EU leadership.
The same month, however, one of China’s largest oil companies concluded a drilling contract with Norway’s Statoil, clearly signaling that diplomatic tensions would not stop business.
To forge such a coalition, the M5S would have to adopt a responsible and clearly defined economic program, and the Democrats would have to accept being the junior partner of an untested insurgent force.
Clearly, economic success vitally depends on how people perceive their social affiliations.
Against this background, the notion that reclaiming territory from ISIS will amount to freeing the region of extremist groups is clearly naive.
All of these steps were clearly specified in the 1973 constitution, drafted under the watch of Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the founder of the Pakistan People’s Party, which is now back in power, under the stewardship of Asif Ali Zardari, Bhutto’s son-in-law.
While there will always be cycles – oil prices, for example, will probably fall before they start rising again – the long-run trend for many commodities will clearly remain upward for some time to come.
That seems clearly wrong: Numerous expert estimates indicate that built-in redundancy pays off unless one assigns unrealistically low probabilities to disruptive events.
Clearly, the key features of Silicon Valley that foster innovation and entrepreneurship – a dense concentration of human talent, a competitive spirit, easy access to capital, and a supportive regulatory environment – can be replicated in and adapted to a wide variety of contexts.
First, we have seen multiple examples of domestic investments by SWFs clearly aimed at sustaining and stabilizing domestic economies.
For, although government is now clearly centered on the party, the regime could yet unravel, and perhaps collapse, if the food shortage is not resolved and other power structures decide to step into the breach.
This hybrid system clearly impedes credit allocation from catalyzing development, while creating and sustaining vested interests opposed to reform.
The commonwealth’s debt position is clearly unsustainable, and its economy will be able to recover only if it gets a fresh start.
The GAO’s failure to see and state this problem clearly is a major disappointment.
Home equity insurance will clearly not solve all the problems of individual risk, but it will solve a very big one.
Clearly, the relationship between Turkey and the EU needs its own “reset.”
Clearly, this caricature is based on some truth.
Clearly, the BRICS are a thing.
New departments and state secretaries with clearly designed purposes were introduced.
He noted that the oil companies are engaged in “the continued search for new fossil fuel reserves, whereas the Paris Agreement clearly urged keeping most fossil fuels underground.”
As for priorities, the EU has clearly indicated that Structural and Cohesion funds should be used to implement the “EU 2020” strategy, according to which member countries are asked to focus resources on a small number of high-return projects – so-called “thematic concentration.”
Clearly, Chinese factories can no longer offer dirt-cheap prices.
The first problem is that Swedish mainstream hostility to the State of Israel has clearly begun to cross the line into outright anti-Semitism.
Clearly, policymakers need to develop more effective ways to boost green investment – a point that was emphasized at the recent Global Green Growth Summit in South Korea.
But it is clearly wrong.
Clearly, wealth in itself is no guarantee of reduced CO2 emissions.
Clearly, the official response to the 2008 crisis was perverse and detrimental at all levels.
Clearly, the international community has an interest in supporting any government that makes the ostensibly obvious, yet practically difficult decision to place education at the forefront of its agenda.
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