Depend
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In addition to isolation, other problems include droughts in Africa, where farmers
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on rainfall rather than irrigation, and high disease burdens in tropical countries suffering from malaria, dengue fever, and other killer diseases.
Possible scaling back of US exercises in the future would
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on North Korean behavior toward South Korea.
That will
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on the Obama administration’s other policies, particularly in an area that might seem unrelated: the United States’ ongoing discussions with India over intellectual property.
But progress toward that idealistic vision cannot continue to
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on shopworn symbolism.
Whether or not the next government can do what is needed will
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on its ability to unify the electorate and a disparate group of regionally focused political parties.
In conflict and post-conflict environments like Afghanistan or South Sudan, a safe and peaceful future will
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on a new generation being able to heal its emotional and psychological wounds, just as it did in my native Bangladesh after our Liberation War in 1971.
To address the dismal under-representation of women in Latin America’s legislatures, a series of reforms must be adopted, reforms that
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in part on a country’s existing electoral legislation.
But China’s ability to persuade others that its international behavior stems from its search for balance will
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on its leaders’ ability to embrace the rule of law – in substance rather than just in rhetoric – as a fundamental basis for the harmony that they publicly espouse.
And, while regulatory reform is progressing, its effectiveness in addressing the weaknesses exposed by the global financial crisis will
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not only on the new rules that emerge, but also on the consistency and quality of their implementation.
This can be done by making raters’ profits
depend
not on satisfying the issuers that select them, but on performing well for investors.
If raters’ profits
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on such performance – on the accuracy of their ratings – the profit motive would turn from a source of perverse incentives to a provider of beneficial incentives.
If Asian domestic consumption increases, for example, global economic growth will
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far less on over-consumption by debt-laden Americans.
While Say’s law – the view that supply creates its own demand – is false in theory, it is true enough in practice that entrepreneurs and enterprises can and do
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on it.
In 2013, roughly $1.6 trillion was invested in energy infrastructure worldwide, with about 70% going to systems that
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on burning fossil fuels and the rest going to clean energy.
But achieving diplomatic deterrence will
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on China’s cooperation, and this requires that China’s vital national-security interests be recognized.
Secondly, the urgent need for such rights and dignity throughout much of the world is glaringly obvious and does not
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on speculative calculations about the effects of future climate change.
People would be pushed that much more quickly toward adopting cars that do not
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on fossil fuels.
The tenor of US-Iran relations will
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greatly on 69-year-old Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Their basic salary is paid by the central government, but bonuses and extra benefits
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on contributions from the "advanced productive forces" at the county and township level.
The costs of default
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on how messy things become when payments stop.
Our future may
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on it.
Whatever the accuracy of such assessments of China’s military growth, the outcome will also
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on what the US and other countries do.
As a new report by the Open Society Justice Initiative shows, by targeting ethnic minorities, police alienate some of the very people on whom they
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for cooperation and intelligence.
Tariffs offer the prospect of some additional revenue to the importing country, though precisely how much would
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on the extent to which imports fall.
Individual freedoms, human rights and the spirit of anti-collectivism developed as never before, but there was also a burgeoning welfare state, Christian and social democratic parties that understood how strongly prosperity and individual freedoms
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on community.
Avoiding deflation – and thus sustaining economic recovery – would seem to
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on one of two scenarios: either a rapid reversal in the fall of energy prices, or a deliberate policy to raise output and employment by means of public investment (which, as a byproduct, would bring about a rise in prices).
But who the eventual winners and losers are might depend, among other things, on the gender of the plotters.
If an entire society believes that you cannot
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on legal rights for protection - that one must instead rely on a web of relationships with those who have power and influence - questions about whether such a society is livable or desirable will remain.
The authors conclude that “data privacy and security
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primarily not on where data is physically stored or sent, but on how it is stored and transmitted.”
Much would
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on how the dollar reacted to a new BAT.
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