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The e-book mentioned above, which prompted this column, is available to you, the reader, for free (as is this column).
But the Center for Economic Policy Research, which published the e-book, and Project Syndicate, which distributes this column, are both (at least to some extent) donor-funded.
The losers in the region are also clear: Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf states, which feel existentially threatened, and have come to regard their own Shia minorities as an Iranian fifth column.
Bernanke also noted the possibility of temporarily raising the Fed’s medium-term inflation target (a policy that I suggested in this column in December 2008).
In one 1998 column, he wrote about journalists jailed for operating independently and lamented an internal press "totally devoid of meaning."
Chinese communities worldwide have managed to become influential in their new homelands without being threatening; to be closed and non-transparent without provoking anger; to be a bridge to China without appearing to be a fifth column.
In a column I wrote about this incident, I pointed out that quartz watches perform a watch’s function – telling the time accurately – better than mechanical “prestige” watches that cost hundreds of times as much.
We plan to store this column carefully.
Breitbart News also condemned the Republican Senate leader, Mitch McConnell, publishing a column that accused McConnell of being soft on Clinton to remain in the good graces of donors who oppose Trump.
From that point on, the Patriarchate, in the eyes of many Turks, became a “fifth column.”
Paul Krugman, a Nobel laureate who also writes a newspaper column, has made a habit of slamming the latest generation of models in macroeconomics for neglecting old-fashioned Keynesian truths.
If a few NGOs have achieved great results fighting the ills of Africa’s poor, the vast majority are perceived as either a “fifth column” of the West or a refuge for fringe members of the elite who use widespread poverty as another source of lucre.
This column draws on a Bruegel report co-authored with André Sapir and Guntram Wolff.
Furthermore, the proportion of the captured carbon that would actually be sequestered deep in the water column or sediments remains unknown.
BERKELEY – Blackstone CEO Tony James recently published a column in the Financial Times titled “To revive America’s economy, raise interest rates.”
This Iranian fifth column is believed to stretch from Beirut via Damascus, Gaza to Baghdad and finally from Iran to Saudi-Arabia to Yemen.
They are naturally treacherous, a fifth column, bent on world domination.
But that is a subject for another column.
I noted some reasons for this reversal in my earlier column: the world economy is now firing on all cylinders.
I thought hard – and checked with Pardo and Rodiles – before publishing this column.
If the US had such a system, I wouldn’t be writing this column.
The New MoscowteersMOSCOW – Across Europe, apologists for Russia and Russian policy have coalesced into what amounts to a fifth column.
To distract attention further, the Saudis also began to denounce the country’s Shia minority ever more vociferously as a “fifth column” of Iran’s terror-sponsoring regime.
German Reunification and the New EuropePARIS – I began writing this column shortly after a remarkable anniversary.
The same New York Times that had been in high dudgeon about the president from the moment he came to power now devoted almost every column inch to the steadfastness of the commander-in-chief, who had acted to teach the world (meaning China, Russia, and North Korea) a fine lesson.
The first generation of modern warfare reflected the tactics of line and column following the French Revolution.
I have an old fountain pen that belonged to my grandmother; it’s a nice memento of her, but I wouldn’t dream of using it to write this column.
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