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But, with the world’s media attention focused on Argentina, Dutch journalists were able to publicize the plight of the Madres of Plaza de Mayo – the mothers of the disappeared – thus revealing to the world the regime’s grotesque nature.
By removing the exchange rate and interest rates from the direct control of Italian authorities, the plague of high inflation and high interest rates disappeared.
Already, about 10% of all jobs in Europe have disappeared since 1990 during the first wave of routine-based technological change.
Those jobs disappeared in the 1990’s, when the US imposed a trade embargo on Haiti as part of an effort to re-establish democracy.
In Eastern Europe, the old leaders initially disappeared from the scene, but not for long.
So the IMF should have disappeared years ago, but it is in the nature of international institutions that they live on long after they have lost their usefulness.
On December 30, Zhao’s blog disappeared.
The last chance to contain the Chinese heavyweight disappeared when Trump scrapped the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would have created a US-led Pacific Rim bulwark against China.
Finally, the social returns from investment in finance as the industry of the future have largely disappeared over the past generation.
The classic working class has disappeared: social democratic parties and trade unions are shadows of their former selves.
This is not surprising: In the US, where almost five million manufacturing jobs have disappeared since the adoption of the North American Free Trade Agreement, and where real wages have stagnated, a majority of voters across the political spectrum are opposed to more such treaties.
So the effort to eliminate markets failed, but that doesn't mean that enemies of the market system have disappeared.
He cannot find enough spending to cut (the magic asterisk has disappeared up the conjurer’s sleeve); the acceleration in GDP is nowhere to be seen (the rosy scenario having vanished); and tax revenues have not grown (no rabbit in the Laffer hat).
But what if the primary surplus – the Greek government’s trump card in its confrontational negotiating strategy – has now disappeared?
And today, with the irresistible rise of a more assertive China, the European example of a continent where the prospect of war between traditional enemies – or contemporary rivals – has simply disappeared is more attractive than ever.
Indeed, despite Guterres’s many positive attributes, the fact is that the UN has all but disappeared from the international radar screen since he took over.
Trump’s election increased Latin American risk margins by less than one percentage point, and that premium had disappeared by the end of the year.
Moreover, fears that Trump might try to forge a new Yalta-style agreement with the Kremlin – in which Eastern European countries would be abandoned to their fate – have all but disappeared.
How can “swing states” like Poland achieve liberal democracy now that the Western point of reference has disappeared?
Much of the worst anti-Japanese bombast has disappeared from Chinese television in recent weeks, and former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda is due to meet with Xi in Beijing this week.
More of the same in Angola, where last year an IMF investigation revealed that $4 billion disappeared from Angola's treasury over the past five years.
They also explained why shocks to the economy might be amplified, and their effects persist, well after the original disturbance disappeared.
Almost all developed economies have left recession far behind, and the danger of deflation has disappeared.
The US faces two distinct fiscal challenges: the tax increases and spending cuts that threaten to derail the economy in 2013; and a long-term structural deficit that is likely to mean higher interest rates, less investment, and slower growth once the economy has recovered and the output gap has disappeared.
Over the past ten years of economic transformation, unimaginable wealth has unaccountably disappeared from banks and companies; billions in taxes go unpaid.
Six million manufacturing jobs disappeared in the first decades of the 2000s.
The new method spread: chickens disappeared from fields into long, windowless sheds.
MH370’s Beacon of HopeMELBOURNE – The harrowing mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared on March 8 with 239 people aboard, may be at least partly resolved within a matter of days.
Poland disappeared from the map of Europe for five years.
In the 1960s, unemployment nearly disappeared in several European countries, but without rising inflation.
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