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Simultaneously, the neurosciences built a deep store of knowledge about the brain's relationship to observable behavior.
Every experience, from moving a toe to deep states of meditation, is stored in and organized by the electrochemical signaling within and between neurons.
Yes, the economy recovered spectacularly from a deep recession in 1981-1982.
The “soft coup” of 1997, whereby a democratically elected government was forced by the military to resign, left deep scars in Turkish society.
This resulted in deep hatreds among Koreans themselves.
As we know from the recent events, they have not yet been entirely successful; the resentment among Tibetans runs too deep.
But the American effort to cut a deal with the Pashtun-based, Pakistan-backed Taliban is stirring deep unease among the non-Pashtun groups, which suffered greatly under the Taliban and its five-year rule.
Add to the mix the collapse in public-sector demand that comes from deep budget cuts, and you have all the ingredients necessary for prolonged stagnation.
Wherever these conditions prevail, and regardless of supposedly deep cultural differences – in Iran and Brazil as much as in Korea – fertility is now at or below replacement levels.
Not even China’s massive foreign-currency reserves – the world’s largest, at nearly $4 trillion – will be adequate to boost its financial leverage, unless the authorities create a deep and open bond market with liberalized interest rates and an easily convertible currency.
There is a deep and sad irony to the current depreciation of the dollar.
Thus, his deep admiration for “American values,” while sincere, implies no embrace of President George W. Bush.
But victims – whether current students or alumnae – would be well advised to take a deep breath, come forward, and tell their stories out loud.
If the recession cuts deep in the developed nations, many workers will lose their jobs.
The 2010 program committed Greece to turn a primary fiscal deficit (excluding debt service) of 5% of GDP into a 6% surplus; but the austerity needed to deliver that consolidation produced a deep recession and a rising debt ratio.
In fact, fiscal tightening on anything like this scale would produce a deep recession, increasing the debt ratio.
In France, the debate has stalled altogether due to bitter distributive conflicts, deep division within the Left, and the Right's absence of an economic and social vision.
Russia, meanwhile, harbors deep disappointment with the West for its actions after communism’s collapse.
For example, while the Bank has made important contributions to the nurturing of deep financial sectors, it still has much to learn about financial inclusiveness and the role that well designed development banks have played in fostering sustainable and inclusive growth in countries around the world.
The Destruction of the Republican PartyBERKELEY – It has been one and a half years since Donald Trump was elected to the US presidency, so now is as good a time as any for Americans to take a deep breath and contemplate their broken political system.
The wounds of the past have left deep scars that have not yet healed, and which today are being reopened.
A deep recession is inevitable and the possibility of a depression cannot be ruled out.
As Trump’s chaotic presidency continues to unfold, one thing that we can know for sure is that any policy he introduces, and any action he takes, will occur against a backdrop of deep ignorance, and even meta-ignorance.
It is a weakened democracy mired in an economic and social crisis so deep that it verges on becoming an identity crisis.
Cycles of economic fashion are as old as business cycles, and are usually caused by deep business disturbances.
It will take real effort and creativity to repair the deep cracks in globalization revealed by the financial crisis.
The economic and political obstacles that block deep integration cannot be wished away by exhortations.
The Doha Round was supposed to make agriculture the centerpiece of negotiations to assuage the deep frustrations of developing countries.
While the logic of this argument is shaky, it taps into deep Japanese concerns about China’s rise.
One obvious condition is mandatory CO2 “sequestration” (removing CO2 from the air and storing it deep underground).
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