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The effect has been staggering: aerospace manufacturing has almost disappeared from California, but is booming in Texas.
Once the Republic of Ireland and the UK both belonged to the EU, the impetus for Irish reunification disappeared, and the decades-long civil war between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland could be put to rest.
But the spread of the ideology of peace does not mean that threats to security have disappeared.
The Soviet Union and its empire quietly disappeared, and with them the Cold War international order.
(Over the course of the euro’s first decade, interest-rate spreads between ten-year government bonds nearly disappeared.)
A year after Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ failed bid to win United Nations recognition of Palestine’s statehood, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has disappeared from the international agenda.
And when my job disappeared, so did my financial security.
Unfortunately, in the aftermath of the Cold War, it has often been assumed that Russia’s hostile intentions have disappeared, and foreign policy toward Russia has been conducted as if traditional diplomatic considerations no longer apply.
And, since the end of the Balkan wars, the continent’s security problems have disappeared (except at the margins, as in Georgia, or potential threats stemming from its near-abroad, particularly the Arab world).
However, these jobs – often in domestic services – usually generated lower value added than the manufacturing jobs that had disappeared.
With the elections over, Schroeder disappeared and the Social Democrat party leader and parliamentary leader, Lafontaine, took over.
And, though the threat of eurozone fragmentation has receded, it has not disappeared.
For nomadic societies, there was no point in owning anything that one could not carry, but once humans settled down and developed a system of money, that limit to acquisition disappeared.
The economic data are almost uniformly bleak and will not improve soon, and, while national security issues appear less pressing because of the financial crisis, they have hardly disappeared, given the tenuous situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the unresolved problems in Iraq, Iran, and North Korea.
She and her daughter Guillermina have for years organized groups of mothers to paint crosses around the city at sites where girls and women have disappeared, a visual reminder of a problem that the city has failed to address for two decades.
Most of the shadow banking system has disappeared, and traditional commercial banks are saddled with trillions of dollars in expected losses on loans and securities while still being seriously undercapitalized.
For many people, the introduction of the euro meant not only that currency risk – i.e., the risk of devaluation – had disappeared, but also that all euro-zone members now belonged to an economic area of monetary stability and, thanks to the discipline of the Stability and Growth Pact, of fiscal stability.
But people who leave a country have not disappeared.
It is also manifest that a much larger share of the Ukrainian economy has disappeared into the underground.
Any semblance of the rule of law and due process has disappeared.
One result of Seehofer’s pitched struggle with Merkel and the German political establishment is that the other government party, the Social Democrats (SPD), has all but disappeared from view.
It should have disappeared when the Soviet Union collapsed and the Warsaw Pact evaporated; its job was done.
Moreover, China’s once seemingly inexhaustible surplus of rural labor willing to migrate to urban areas has largely disappeared, causing wages to rise and the country’s competitive advantage in labor-intensive manufacturing to weaken.
Coral reefs, 27% of which have already disappeared, sustain marine resources that add $375 billion to the global economy each year.
This does not mean that growth opportunities in emerging markets have disappeared, but expectations do need to be recalibrated.
It is not religion that disappeared from modern Western life, of course, but rather the claims that religious institutions can make on individual behavior.
Inflation, that scourge of not many years ago, seems to have virtually disappeared from the economic horizon.
Each time that machines yielded gains in efficiency (including when tractors took over from horses), old jobs disappeared, but new jobs were created.
Blade technologies then disappeared and reappeared cyclically in these areas, and in some regions, such as Australia, they only appeared a few thousand years ago.
Moreover, the deep causes of last year’s turmoil in emerging markets have not disappeared.
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