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In India, by contrast, the central government has no role in managing air pollution, which is a state-level responsibility.
In the rankings of economists, by contrast, criteria such as gender or geographic origin confirm the overall inertia.
By contrast, birds that are reared by traditional methods are likely to have greater resistance to disease than the stressed, genetically similar birds kept in intensive confinement systems.
This stands in stark contrast to years past.
By contrast, he contends, Switzerland’s 500 years of democracy and peace produced little more than the cuckoo clock.
By contrast, Xi and Park issued a joint statement proclaiming the importance of faithfully implementing United Nations Security Council resolutions that call for sanctions against North Korea, as well as a multilateral agreement in 2005 that obliges the North to exchange its nuclear-weapons programs for economic and diplomatic benefits.
Farmers would gain a sense of ownership in counter-narcotics efforts, in sharp contrast to the current idealistic – and evidently un-achievable – policy of crop eradication.
Is the US, in contrast to Russia, by definition honest, innocent, and high-minded?
Hitler, by contrast, left his country shattered, occupied, and divided.
In contrast, by virtue of competing in the global market, South Korea's military dictatorship had no choice but to invest in education to improve its workforce.
In France, by contrast, 200,000 to 300,000 more people enter the labor market than leave it in each generation – and this does not include immigration, which, although slowing recently, represents a large number of job seekers.
This provides a refreshing and necessary contrast to the Republican Party, which has remade itself in the image of its leader: angry, white, and often openly racist.
If America can move from a culture of fear to one of hope – and again incarnate hope for the world – it will require a leader who embodies the American dream: modern and armed with a humanistic religious message, in contrast to the anxious irrationalism of the Christian conservative movement that fueled Bush’s political base.
By contrast, the HDP protested against the previous AKP government’s failure to intervene last year when the Islamic State besieged the Syrian city of Kobane.
By contrast, countries like China and India, which avoided a surge of capital inflows, managed to maintain highly competitive domestic currencies, and thereby kept profitability and investment high.
By contrast, a number of African states, in particular South Africa, have lobbied for Mugabe’s participation.
There is a similar contrast between public opinion and political (in)action elsewhere, including the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and several continental European countries.
In the 1930’s, by contrast, roughly half of the decline in world trade was due to protectionism.
By contrast, countries that loosened monetary policies and reflated not only stabilized their financial systems more effectively and recovered faster, but also avoided the toxic protectionism of the day.
By contrast, in Robert Gordon’s engaging and erudite book The Rise and Fall of American Growth, the focus is on long-term supply-side factors – in particular, the nature of innovation.
By contrast, the US and China have time to manage their many conflicts and need not succumb to hysteria or fear.
France, by contrast, has a small current-account deficit.
Before 1985, by contrast, financial markets were overwhelmingly dominated by the herd behavior of short-term traders, people who sought not to identify fundamentals, but to predict what average opinion would expect average opinion to be, and to predict it before average opinion did.
The contrast suggests that a good share of Brazil trouble is homemade.
By contrast, his rivals, most notably Yulia Tymoshenko, emphasized a rapid shift toward NATO and the European Union.
The European Parliament election, by contrast, was an exercise in disruption.
The army appears to be winning this time around, in marked contrast to its recent half-hearted confrontations with Taliban forces in neighboring tribal areas.
If this interpretation is correct, the contrast between the dynamism of the US and the small countries in Northern Europe on the one hand, and the stagnation of the large EU countries on the other hand, is likely to become starker.
The most recent report by the Independent Monitoring Board of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, released in November 2012, acknowledged Pakistan’s recent progress – in stark contrast to the bleak outlook of its previous report.
By contrast, none of the 16 Arab Muslim-majority countries is an overachiever.
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