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Bulldogs suffer several health problems, including breathing difficulties, because of the way they have been bred, and Dalmatians often cannot hear, because the genes that produce their desirable spots also can produce deafness.
But there are promising signs that, over time, the advanced countries’ difficulties will trigger a healthy, if belated, shift in Asia’s development strategy, with China leading the way.
The difficulties of living in such circumstances, however, are surely less daunting than the hazards David would have faced had he stayed in the orphanage – assuming that he would have survived at all.
Given this, and despite the potential political difficulties and the risk of a social backlash, Brazil has little choice but to pursue an IMF-sponsored adjustment program.
The United States is having difficulties returning its economy to the path of high growth and vigorous job creation.
Those looking around the next corner also worry about the stability of an international economic order in which the difficulties faced by the system’s Western core are gradually eroding global public goods.
This is important because some of their difficulties in settlement arise not from religion but from unfamiliarity with modern life.
The road ahead is not free of difficulties, but the Strategy represents a decisive step towards solving the challenges of the twenty-first century and preparing us for the world of tomorrow.
Faced with the certainty of a double-dip recession, Europe’s difficulties are daunting.
The difficulties for economic policymakers do not stop there.
To be sure, some major European financial institutions may now face difficulties, and – who knows – perhaps some of their executives will end up being fired.
Regardless of how they handle their current difficulties, Europe and America will emerge with high debt, low growth rates, and contentious domestic politics.
At least at first glance, the planned introduction of the common European currency, the euro, on which Jospin has imposed four additional preconditions, now also appears to face mounting difficulties.
Ireland knows better than most countries the difficulties that can arise from having to borrow to fund services or repay maturing debts.
I recently co-authored a study (with Tim Dyson, Leela Visaria and others) that concludes, with modest optimism, that while India can manage its population growth, it also faces a number of major difficulties.
On the contrary, what was once a beautiful dream, inciting an almost carnival atmosphere, and what we naively expected to become reality overnight is beginning to materialize despite the difficulties.
Individuals and peoples are capable of enduring difficulties if there is a sense that the future will be better and conflicts resolved.
But given the partisanship and intense provincialism of the Czech Republic, any president who bucks the system and is as cosmopolitan as Havel would face difficulties.
But it reminds the world that democratic India can overcome its most fundamental difficulties without violence or revolution.
Brinkmanship and broken agreements threaten to turn the referendum’s technical and political difficulties into yet another disaster for the country.
Rather, we now know that Japan’s economic difficulties were caused by the growth, and then collapse, of a huge asset bubble, and the failure to use monetary policy to prevent deflation after the bubble burst.
Should oil and copper prices collapse, Angola, Gabon, Congo, and Zambia may encounter difficulties in servicing their sovereign bonds.
Clearly, Germany faces many difficulties; most economists agree that reunification was mishandled and the burden on the German economy correspondingly excessive.
India is facing severe difficulties as well, but of a different nature.
It would also offer potential funding to countries that might deploy forces but face short-term financial difficulties in meeting the cost.
The government’s assiduous public relations – which portrays people’s difficulties as a small sacrifice needed for the good of the country – seems to have done its job.
Second, exporters who blame the current level of the Euro for their difficulties should wake up to reality.
So, despite today’s doubts and difficulties, I retain an abiding faith in Europe.
Civilian casualties caused by the US have been a major source of difficulties in US-Pakistan relations as well.
They face the greatest difficulties, both in terms of distancing themselves from government policies and in countering negative investor perceptions about the viability of operations there in the current climate.
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