Corner
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Two attributes of software creation allow a few talented programmers to
corner
the market and take all the associated profits.
In the red corner, so to speak, we find former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker and current Bank of England Governor Mervyn King, not natural revolutionaries.
In the blue
corner
sit US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and his British counterpart, Alistair Darling, who argue that a revival of the Glass-Steagall Act, which divided investment banking from commercial banking, is not appropriate for today’s markets.
Still, after years of rising turmoil and uncertainty, we have no choice but to assume that more “black swan” events are around the
corner.
The next war, terrorist attack, or failed peace initiative may lurk just around the
corner.
We Are At WarPARIS – Ever since the terrorist attacks in January on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket, Parisians knew that barbarism lurked around the corner, and that it would strike again.
Palestine would then be relegated to an obscure
corner
of the international agenda.
Africa can turn the
corner
on youth employment.
But when pressure is high, government leaders charged with financial management feel trapped in a
corner
during any currency crisis.
Costa Rica’s reforms have greatly improved her quality of life, and no doubt there are many other patients just like her, in every
corner
of the world, who could benefit from a similar approach.
So Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are beginning to realize that, even more than for Romania and almost as much as for Ukraine, membership in NATO is not around the
corner.
When it comes to politicians’ liaisons, continuity may prevail in France; but on the issue of reform, change may be around the
corner.
The Limits to Growth warned humanity in 1972 that devastating collapse was just around the
corner.
Contrary to popular myth, we have not turned the
corner
on AIDS – not by a long shot.
Thus, drugs that slow the aging process could be around the
corner.
For many, the global economic summit held in London in April 2009 marks the point when the US economy turned the
corner.
In the US, anybody who was ever a VP of marketing can go to Palo Alto in Silicon Valley, stand on the
corner
of Sand Hill Road, and get $25 million for a website for Siamese cats.
The 14 government leaders have painted themselves into a
corner.
Does this sudden outbreak of the long-desired bipartisan consensus indicate that a new, stronger America is just around the
corner?
Our diplomatic network is broad and deep, covering every
corner
of the globe.
But, just as optimists were too sanguine in the boom, ultra-pessimists probably go too far in forecasting a depression around the
corner.
Surveys show that business confidence is up throughout the euro-zone economy, indicating that a domestic investment boom may be around the
corner.
Consider Latin America, where there has been greater enthusiasm for the so-called "Washington Consensus" on growth than in any other
corner
of the world.
Unfortunately, the problem runs a lot deeper than a few bad drugs sold at the
corner
pharmacy.
Normally cautious governments are positioning themselves now as if the future were around the
corner.
Daily violence should not be allowed to hide deeper strategic realities: victory was around the corner, and soon, the world – despite all the anti-Bush propaganda – would recognize it.
Brazil thinks it can get by announcing that it will never devalue and nobody believes it - real interest rates are 30% because devaluation is just around the
corner.
First organized in Sydney, Australia, in 2007 by the local chapter of the World Wildlife Fund, its popularity and the level of participation (both individual and official) that generates has exploded in recent years – to the point that there is barely a
corner
of the earth that the campaign hasn’t touched.
His main opponent, the hardline conservative Hojatoleslam Ebrahim Raisi, campaigned hard – and had Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, implicitly in his
corner.
A few months ago, the US might have agreed, but President Donald Trump, despite citing the eradication of ISIS as a major policy goal, may also be prepared to fight in Israel’s
corner
to contain Iran.
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