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He waited a month after they disappeared before meeting with their parents, and spent a week in China and Australia in the middle of the crisis.
When its grip was loosened, any semblance of law and order disappeared.
PRINCETON – The Greek government’s crackdown on the country’s far-right Golden Dawn party has revived a vexing question that seemed to have disappeared with the Cold War’s end: Is there a place within liberal democracies for apparently anti-democratic parties?
International communism disappeared not with a bang but a whimper.
Whereas Keynesian theory has largely disappeared from economic textbooks in the United States, it continues to be taught everywhere in Germany.
Some people responded opportunistically, seeing the way to promotion open as talented colleagues disappeared.
It was not until the physical threat to Europe disappeared a decade ago that Europe was prompted to engage in profound reflections upon the moral and spiritual foundations of its unification, and what should be the objectives of a united Europe.
While demonstrations of collective identity have not entirely disappeared, they are largely confined to football stadiums, where celebration (and disappointment) can quickly boil over in violence and resentment.
Moreover, the recent election – in which the Conservatives’ 20-point lead disappeared seemingly overnight, as voters, especially young people, threw their support behind Labour – suggests that British voters are up for grabs.
Earlier, in 1995, China installed its own Panchen Lama after its security services abducted the Tibetans’ six-year-old appointee, who has simply disappeared, along with his family.
When communism collapsed, the center disappeared altogether.
But that effect quickly disappeared, because households failed to maintain the stoves and used them irregularly, inappropriately, and increasingly infrequently.
The notion of Argentina as a country with infinite promise became a desaparecido, the name given to those who disappeared in the dirty war of the 1970’s.
Today, Internet freedom has largely disappeared.
Long before you have a liberal democracy, you have to have a functioning state (something that never disappeared in Germany or Japan after they were defeated in World War II).
Judging by their historical dynamics, commodity prices are at the beginning of a long weak period, while migration opportunities in the US and Spain largely disappeared after the 2008 financial crisis – and will probably be even scarcer under Trump.
Jews, too – once a vital presence in cities like Cairo, Damascus, and Baghdad – have all but disappeared from the predominantly Muslim parts of the Middle East, relocating to Israel, Europe, and North America.
Accordingly, references to the need for pushing ahead with reforms have disappeared from his speeches.
Everywhere you look peasants have almost disappeared.
And Bachelet’s then-partner, a leader of the country’s Socialist Party, was detained and disappeared during the dictatorship.
Spain’s huge risk premium has almost disappeared, but its debt problems have not.
But, after the World Bank revised China’s GDP in PPP terms downward by 40%, that undervaluation disappeared.
Poland had disappeared as an independent nation, the victim of its powerful neighbors’ greed;Spain was a country that no longer mattered.
Money and government debt are now so intertwined that the analytical basis for central bank autonomy has disappeared.
The will to global cooperation was weak even in the Clinton administration, but it has disappeared entirely during the Bush administration.
As David Autor and David Dorn have shown, many middle-skill, middle-income, middle-class jobs have disappeared.
In the Weimar Republic, the National Socialists had virtually disappeared by 1929.
Unwilling to change or work together, and unable to devise ways of appealing to voters, these once-powerful groups simply disappeared, leaving the AKP largely in control of the conservative electoral base.
Gender gaps in health and education have largely disappeared, even in low-income countries.
For example, according to the World Press Freedom Index, more than 80 journalists have been killed in Mexico in the last decade, and 17 have disappeared, making it the Western hemisphere’s most dangerous country for the media.
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