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Putin does not deserve all the credit for this sea change, but what he has achieved over the last two years is far more than anyone had the right to expect: a simplified tax code, progress toward WTO membership, legal reform, greater transparency.
Subsuming these historical facts in a narrative about mythological transplanted elephant heads did science – and the people whose achievements deserve to be honored – a serious disservice.
The two men certainly deserve each other.
Our first message was that the current round of trade negotiations, especially as it has evolved, does not deserve even to be called a Development Round.
The world needs case-by-case, hardheaded pragmatism, recognizing that capital controls sometimes deserve a prominent place.
Venezuelans deserve better than this.
But Ethiopia’s people deserve more from their government.
Both types of policies – macroeconomic management and measures that boost inclusiveness – deserve equal attention in national economic strategies.
To say that it is anti-Semitic to condemn the killing and maiming of children in Gaza is to make a mockery of acts that really are anti-Semitic and that deserve to be condemned by every civilized person.
These centers are not household names, but they deserve to be.
If he succeeds – Syria’s chemical weapons are destroyed, a peace conference ends the civil war, a transitional government takes power, and the US and Iran launch direct negotiations about Iran’s nuclear program and regional stability in the Middle East – he will truly deserve his Nobel Peace Prize.
Tin political ears deserve defeat.
Washington is not Vienna, but the parallels deserve close attention nonetheless.
The families of the Algerian victims deserve the same from their own government.
And, second, does every oligarch deserve to be regarded with suspicion?
But that does not mean they all deserve to be punished equally today.
Arabs deserve freedom, security, and prosperity as much as any other people, and Turkey stands to gain from a democratic, pluralist, and prosperous Arab world.
Of course, Gates and Buffett deserve praise, and we should certainly wish them well.
This is the only way to return to what should be the international community’s main concern: ending the suffering of the Syrian population, restoring their country to them, and offering them the chance to construct the peaceful future they deserve.
Yet they aren’t getting the financing opportunities they deserve.
In his inauguration speech, American President Barack Obama said, “The time has come to set aside childish things” and instead to choose the noble idea that “all are equal, all are free, and all deserve a chance to pursue their full measure of happiness.”
Refugees, like all young people around the world, deserve a quality education – one that follows an accredited curriculum, and is based on a rigorous system of evaluation and advancement.
Both Palestinians and Israelis, as two different nations, deserve their own states.
Above all, Havel used his international prestige to give the Czech Republic a positive image, one which the country- plagued by many post-communist ills- perhaps did not fully deserve.
What the BRICS countries have in common is their exclusion from the places they believe they deserve in the current world order.
Iran does deserve to be classified as a regional and, perhaps, a global promoter of instability; its support for the fundamentalist Islamic terrorism of Hizbollah in Lebanon is, indeed, aimed at further undermining the diminishing chances for an Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation.
There is much more truth to the argument offered by the Democrats, even if Obama and his team also deserve a fair share of the blame for pursuing inappropriate fiscal austerity in the early stages of the recovery.
There is an urgent need to start producing concrete results now, based on several promising initiatives that deserve to be scaled up.
The Polish people deserve a bright future.
Yet the underlying problems must be addressed as well if we are to lead the kind of life that human beings can and deserve to have.
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