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The UN Security Council is charged with addressing breaches or threats to international peace, a criterion that is now clearly met.

Clearly, influential Tea Party supporters would strongly resist any attempt now by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke to find unorthodox ways to run a more expansionary monetary policy.

Clearly, the deployment of nuclear science has brought massive benefits to the developing world.

But that pattern, too, is clearly unsustainable.

From the standpoint of balancing aggregate demand and potential aggregate supply, the central bank should start by simply issuing a straightforward statement that, five years after the crisis began, a 0-2% target for annual inflation clearly runs unwarranted downside employment risks, and a 2-4% target is called for.

Clearly, the Fed’s objective is to increase bond prices, in the hope that lower long-term interest rates will propel corporate investment.

But when the ultimate determinants of values today become so dependent on a distant future that we cannot see clearly, we may not be able to think clearly, either.

Warsh started making such hawkish – and clearly incorrect – warnings in 2010, when unemployment was 9.5% and runaway inflation was the last thing most economists were worried about.

Although it has some scientific interest in plasma physics, the participating countries should clearly state that funding it won’t affect the rest of their research efforts.

Clearly, his advisers either didn’t have an accurate read on the economy, or they were wildly optimistic about the efficacy of his policies.

But that strategy is clearly at odds with Modi’s rhetorical focus on economic development.

Non-tariff barriers to US exports clearly hurt US firms without doing anything to help US households.

Dumping – selling products at prices that are lower than the cost of production – clearly helps American consumers, even though it hurts American firms.

Indeed, she looks more like a Korean Margaret Thatcher – a lady not for turning, in Thatcher’s famous phrase, and with clearly thought-through political principles animating her actions.

Clearly, reality is not so neat.

To be sure, now that Bashar al-Assad’s regime has reclaimed most of the country’s territory, Syria’s civil war is clearly winding down.

Clearly, the regime is preparing to profit from any rebuilding assistance that comes its way.

Sustaining the current model would require unlimited, easily accessible resources and infinite space for waste – something that clearly is not possible.

Such statements are clearly not befitting of a British political leader, much like many of the racially charged and otherwise incendiary comments (not to mention actions) that Trump has made.

Clearly, democratization in Russia required efforts aimed at ensuring shared prosperity, not policies that led to the creation of an oligarchy.

But this is clearly problematic, as it puts the entire burden of refugees on the EU’s frontier countries.

Russia, however, is clearly uninterested in forging a Warsaw Pact type arrangement for the CIS.

But treating the civil service as a potential enemy was clearly stupid, as only the civil servants know how the government actually works.

Neither Tung nor Leung had any operational government experience, which was most clearly demonstrated in their indifferent attitude toward public appointments.

Obama clearly recognizes that the NPT needs to be strengthened in order to prevent countries from turning their civil nuclear-power capacity into weapons.

But this model is clearly outdated.

India needs 225-230 million tons of food per year; so, even accounting for recent population growth, food production is clearly not the main issue.

Europe’s problem is that it lacks a clearly identifiable leader.

Last month, howls seemed inevitable after two large EU countries, Italy and France, submitted budget plans for 2015 that clearly violated their governments’ vows of continued austerity.

Clearly, there is a direct link between the trends in trade and commodity prices (see figure).

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