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On the contrary, Putin will be able to gain considerable economic benefits from dividing Europe and exploiting the connections with commercial interests and anti-European parties that he has carefully cultivated.
Academic studies have found that locally cultivated vertical farms – stacked greenhouses that use artificial light to grow crops – can provide considerable savings, which could then be passed along to consumers.
Even if one is skeptical about the feasibility of both notions, the impulse behind them is a long way away from the independent security posture for France that de Gaulle cultivated.
Change cannot be imposed from outside, it must be cultivated from within.
Self-interest and charity are not the only human motivations; there is also the motive of service, and it needs to be cultivated.
Saif cultivated a reputation for being a “reformer”: he called for a national-reconciliation process with opposition groups, supposedly liberalized the media, supported charity and development initiatives, and most importantly, became a face that the West could talk to.
Of course, immigration opponents might argue that the threat to Europe is not so much a matter of official religion as of the values, cultivated in Europe’s Christian societies, that underpin liberal democratic institutions.
Having cultivated a Mao-style cult of personality, Xi proclaims that the time has come to Make China Great Again.
By thumbing its nose at so fundamental an American interest, Britain would almost certainly undermine what remains of the bilateral “special relationship” that UK governments have cultivated since Winston Churchill’s premiership.
Many of the authoritarian regimes now under threat of collapse cultivated the support of minorities.
Both pursue activist foreign policies aimed at boosting their domestic image, and have cultivated diaspora support.
The reason for Wilders’ surging popularity, apart from widespread distrust of Muslims, is that he has successfully cultivated an image as a fighter for free speech.
The idea that ordinary people are anguished by the thought that other people have extraordinary wealth is also cultivated in fashionable circles without the presentation of any evidence.
Moreover, confusion about environmental cancer risks also results from longstanding, carefully cultivated, and well-financed disinformation campaigns inspired by the machinations of the tobacco industry.
After 1949, the Communist Party cultivated a stable of “theoretical experts” and other ideological servants to write lengthy articles propagating “Marxism and Mao Zedong Thought.”
In addition, one would expect public-health advocates to demand that such improved varieties be cultivated and used for food, not unlike requirements that drinking water be chlorinated and fluoridated.
Just as China has cultivated Pakistan, is India’s growing embrace of Vietnam a counter-move on Asia’s strategic chessboard?
Such gene flow does not occur when farmers buy their seeds from seed producers, of course, but in that case gene flow in the other direction is still possible, with genes from the cultivated crop ending up in the wild relative.
Business investment is usually project-based, with the factory to be built or the land to be cultivated forming the investment boundary.
The practical connections that US companies will need when deciding whether to invest could have been cultivated on the summit’s margins, or in its aftermath, but were not.
For two decades, Khamenei deceptively cultivated an image of an impartial and magnanimous guide, but his defiant public support for Ahmadinejad exposed him as a petty, partisan autocrat.
As the Nobel laureate economist Douglass North has argued, long-term conflict resolution usually requires enduring economic relations, which are best cultivated through specialization and trade.
In addition, such goods and services require properly cultivated consumers.
Some of these can be learned or cultivated, and courses that teach positive mental habits – like appreciating things that matter or avoiding dwelling on setbacks – have demonstrated measurable improvements in wellbeing.
They can be successfully cultivated around the world, using whatever insects are available to pollinate them.
Their talents and energy should now be cultivated and harnessed to help rebuild their societies.
What would it look like if the leaders overhauling such systems were cultivated from the very communities that needed them most?
It has cultivated active markets for renminbi deposits and renminbi-denominated bonds in Hong Kong and elsewhere.
This unprecedented crime, perpetrated by one of the most advanced and cultivated societies on Earth, was the most extreme example of the horrors humans can inflict on one another.
For starters, Xi has cultivated a Mao-style personality cult.
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