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Economic openness and political accountability clearly can coexist without much difficulty.
Two parliamentary elections and two direct presidential elections - including the latest presidential run-off - have been free, fair, and peaceful, proving that Islam and democracy can coexist.
Compared to developed countries, an unusually large number of small, unproductive firms coexist with a small number of large, productive firms.
As Tom Friedman has argued, three groups coexist in Mexico today: “The Narcos, the No’s, and the NAFTA’s.”
We have only one planet, and we must learn to coexist on it.
They can coexist, as they more or less did in the years after 1945 in various parts of the world.
Will his brand of chauvinistic, nativist populism be able to coexist with the kind of capitalism that thrives on continued immigration, freedom of movement, and global institutions?
We believe that fish, marine ecosystems, and people can coexist and thrive, and that the road to sustainability runs through community empowerment.
The question now is how long Obama’s new message of sincere dialogue and shared interests with Latin America will coexist with Kennan’s hegemonic strategy before one or the other prevails.
It is a space in which Muslims and non-Muslims can coexist, discover their shared values, and cooperate.
We can stand by and watch a new generation of web-savvy Muslim youth be deluged with false claims that Islam cannot coexist with Western values.
Instead, we should be asking whether political Islam can coexist with a particular type of democracy – one that is inclusive, tolerant, and compassionate.
In the coming weeks, the Security Council will decide Kosovo’s status, but it is the EU that will have to coexist with both Kosovo and Serbia.
Where interests conflict and opportunities coexist with tensions, a readiness and capacity for dialogue is the only way forward.
Ethnically homogeneous Japan is an example of how three different religions – Shinto, Confucianism, and Buddhism – can coexist peacefully and, in many cases, intermingle.
For now, their different views coexist and they live together peacefully.
Its ancient biblical past can now coexist seamlessly with its ultra-modern present.
Democracy does not coexist with al-Qaeda.
Of course, there would also be the possibility that no convergence would occur, and that the two parallel currencies would coexist for a much longer period.
Before the advent of the European Union, for example, Europe conceived of world order as a balance of great powers, in which multiple religions and forms of government could coexist.
Turkey plays a pivotal, bridge-building role between East and West, and the country has been praised for demonstrating that democracy can coexist with Islam.
Moreover, while rapprochement with Israel has become more likely, Turkey faces severe tensions with Syria and Iran, and its Islamist ruling party must still prove that it can coexist with the country’s secular political tradition.
Both stances coexist well enough in the normal course of things.
While the onshore and offshore renminbi markets remain decoupled, the start of renminbi settlement under the trade account enables Hong Kong’s offshore renminbi (CNH) currency market to coexist with the onshore (CNY) market, leaving significant room for arbitrage.
Moreover, technology can improve our understanding and appreciation of our planet’s fragility, and allow humans and animals to coexist more harmoniously.
Today, they need to find ways to reconcile their interests in Asia so that they can coexist peacefully and prosper.
Proponents of a regulated, legal international ivory trade argue that demand-reduction efforts can coexist with a limited legitimate supply.
In the long run, Georgia and Russia must coexist peacefully.
True democracy, of course, cannot coexist with Al Qaeda; but it also cannot coexist with an obscurantist monarchy enthralled to a fundamentalist ideology.
The current trajectory cannot be corrected unless all countries accept that economic growth and environmental stewardship can coexist.
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