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For starters, the accusations and contradictions that are supposed to be dismissed as just part of the show – or even as tactics that the public cannot yet understand – can easily become all-consuming, as US cable news
continues
to prove.
Indeed, after all that has happened, a majority of the US electorate
continues
to have confidence in Bush on national security matters.
If this
continues
and Bush is reelected, Americans must ask the question: "What is wrong with us?"America needs profound soul-searching.
So long as such cautiousness continues, asset prices are more likely to rise than fall.
Reform continues, but it is occurring in ways much more painful than we hoped.
No international force will simply protect Israel from Hezbollah rockets while Israel
continues
its current strategy.
The CCC
continues
to assess climate-change policies.
For example, The Economist’s recent portrait of Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti shows that Italy
continues
to be stymied by labor rules that make businesses reluctant to expand beyond 15 employees (after which it becomes hard for a firm to downsize).
But the brain
continues
to react to its environment and remains plastic, to some degree, throughout life.
And, though it
continues
to guide interest rates on deposits, banks can easily evade these regulations by selling depositors off-balance-sheet wealth-management products, on which returns are not capped.
Although France
continues
to play its role as the other half of the European Union’s leading couple, it has lost influence and the ability to take the initiative.
His investigation triggered an avalanche that
continues
to reverberate around the world today, as many other multinational companies come under scrutiny.
Moreover, Russia’s demographic crisis continues, sustained by poor public health and inadequate investment in a social safety net.
First, economic growth
continues
to be essentially based on domestic consumption and commodity exports.
So, as global meat consumption
continues
torise, it makes sense for a sizeable share of it to come from the sea.
Though the Islamic State (ISIS) has continued to lose ground, it is far from defeated – contrary to what Trump has claimed – and the death toll in Syria’s civil war
continues
to climb.
In Afghanistan, what is widely regarded as the longest-running war in US history continues, and it is estimated that the Taliban now controls more territory than at any time since their government was overthrown in 2001.
The Kremlin
continues
to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, maintaining a strict aversion to military intervention and seeking to defend its strategic interests, including its naval base in the Syrian city of Tartus.
While the big players remain preoccupied with their internal changes, the region
continues
to smolder.
Five years from its outbreak, the fallout from the financial crisis and recession triggered by the collapse of the US investment bank Lehman Brothers
continues.
Despite giving lip service to peace, the Israeli army’s refusal to leave the occupied territories
continues
to be in direct contravention to what the preamble to United Nations Security Council resolution 242 termed the “inadmissible taking of land by force.”
We can, however, count on rising rates of female labor-force participation (spurred by continued low fertility), increased levels of effective labor as educational attainment
continues
to rise, and higher savings rates in anticipation of greater longevity and longer retirements.
Eurozone leaders’ official stance, however,
continues
to rule that out; they will consider only an extension of maturities and reduced interest rates at some future date.
The regime also
continues
to defy the 2001 Inter-American Democratic Charter.
If this continues, we will probably see an ice-free North Pole within the next 10-20 years.
If the downward trend in ice volume of the past 20 years merely
continues
at a constant pace, practically no ice will be left in 10-15 years.
The motivation behind normalization does not appear to be the eurozone’s inflation performance, which
continues
to undershoot the target of roughly 2% by an uncomfortable margin.
Instead, his successor, Naoto Kan,
continues
to believe that Japan can somehow opt out of history and a turbulent region.
By contrast, a growing group of current and former officials
continues
to express concern about current and potential future risks in the United States, Europe, and globally.
In the meantime, consumption of the oceans’ resources
continues
to surge.
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