Consumed
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The main strategic assessment on both sides of the Berlin Wall was that if either side made a wrong move, all of us might end up
consumed
in the flames of a nuclear holocaust.
The more antibiotics
consumed
and emitted, the faster resistance develops, leading to “superbugs” that jeopardize human health, both by raising the risk of massive deadly epidemics and by compromising medical services, such as surgery and cancer treatment, that rely on effective antibiotics.
No one wants to see the streets of Damascus
consumed
in protest, or a violent confrontation erupt between protesters and security forces.
Only those
consumed
by the fires of their rage seem able to melt the shackles of these authoritarian societies.
In the US, for example, ethanol accounted for 8% of transportation fuel in 2011, but
consumed
nearly 40% of the country’s maize production.
It took more than a century for the European diet to reach the point at which meat is
consumed
at every meal, including breakfast.
Taken together, schooling and family planning could translate into a 120-gigaton reduction in carbon dioxide emissions over the next three decades, as fewer people
consumed
fewer resources.
Ever since Huck Finn took his friends down the Mississippi River on a raft, American men have created and
consumed
fantasies of setting out with their males friends for parts unknown, or of traveling in an all-male group to have adventures closer to home.
During the survey period, motorcycle passengers accounted for 41% of the hospital’s 1,500 trauma cases, and riders’ injuries
consumed
62.5% of the hospital’s surgery budget.
Whether Americans like it or not, with Europe, China, and India largely
consumed
by domestic politics, international leadership and stewardship of the world’s problems will remain firmly in US hands.
Moreover, the IMF is not currently
consumed
with putting out international financial fires.
More than half of all manufactured goods
consumed
in the US are made abroad, particularly low technology, mass-produced labor-intensive products.
Workers who choose to work should find jobs; factories should deploy their capital efficiently; and the part of income that is saved rather than
consumed
should be invested to improve future wellbeing.
Likewise, the choice between privately
consumed
and publicly
consumed
“goods” is often blurred, as politicians tend to reinforce citizens’ understandable tendency to demand public goods while rejecting the taxes needed to pay for them.
This principle underpins the EU’s refusal to import genetically modified (GM) foods from the US, where they are widely
consumed.
Mexico is
consumed
by its failed drug war, which has cost more than 25,000 lives and, according to just published US government statistics, has deterred Colombian cocaine traffickers, but has fostered dramatic increases in Mexican production of heroin, marijuana, and methamphetamines.
Last year, for the first time in 15 years, less than one-half of the oil
consumed
in the US was imported.
Consumed
with legitimate anger, Palestinians and Arabs failed to come up with a serious approach to reach out to Israelis and failed to devise a workable political strategy that would address Palestinian daily needs and national aspirations.
The main question is whether the tax rebate that US households will receive in mid-2008 will be
consumed
– thus leading to positive third-quarter growth – or saved.
Demand for luxury goods is booming, alongside weak demand for goods and services
consumed
by lower-income groups.
Berlin is
consumed
not with the question of what Europe might need in this historical situation, and what Germany’s role should be, but with fear – of the conservative and tabloid press, of further losses in state elections, and of the possibility that the German constitutional court will intervene and overturn the existing programs to contain the euro crisis.
And Berlusconi,
consumed
as he is with defending his difficult position as the main protagonist in a seemingly endless soap opera of sex scandals, is not capable of reining in such blatant provocations on the part of the Lega Nord.
If they had been told that the tax was coming, maybe they would not have saved so much; maybe they would have paid the income tax and
consumed
the rest, like everybody else.
But, should an obvious case for action arise in Iraq, we should not be so
consumed
by the desire not to repeat the misguided intervention in 2003, that we fail – as we did in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and so often elsewhere – to respond as our common humanity demands.
Globally, more than 30 million tons of oil equivalent are
consumed
in the form of primary energy every day, equivalent to 55 kilowatt hours per person per day, with rich countries, on average, consuming more than twice that figure.
Drug-related violence has
consumed
untold numbers of victims in Afghanistan, Burma, Colombia, the US, and Mexico.
Cocaine is fashionable because it is attractive: white, not dark; sniffed, not injected;
consumed
in a living room or a fashionable night-club, not in a dark alley.
I do not imagine you will find too many vegetarians in Crawford, Texas, and the meat
consumed
by the average American is way ahead of the figure for any other country.
These refunds are not a hidden subsidy, but a logical part of a destination-based tax system, whereby taxes are levied in the country where a good is
consumed.
Meanwhile, US exports are taxed at home as corporate income, and again according to the VAT rate that applies in the importing country, just like any other product
consumed
there.
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