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So today, I want to put forth this idea that an avenue to better is through a million teeny, tiny disruptions to whatever is sitting in front of you.
And those twin revolutions in electricity will bring to that sector more numerous and profound and diverse disruptions than any other sector, because we've got 21st century technology and speed colliding head-on with 20th and 19th century institutions, rules and cultures.
These two things actually happened together, these two disruptions.
So what are the effects of these disruptions in music technology?
With each of these disruptions, it changes the amount of social interaction.
Well, it's true, but these kinds of disruptions in music technology have happened before.
And the model for these disruptions is the same as we see in other kinds of businesses.
And by tracking an infant's gaze, we know that newborns as young as a day old can notice and respond to disruptions in order.
We're going to save money, we're going to avoid delays and disruptions, and bottom line, we're going to save lives.
If we don't have a global governance, and if we suffer from climate change, from technological disruptions, the worst suffering will not be in the US.
And this last US presidential election was the mother of all disruptions.
Rather, this means that turbulence is very sensitive to disruptions.
You see, the biggest obstacle to dealing with climate disruptions lies between your ears.
So if we keep silent, ignore or ridicule facts about climate disruptions, then we might find inner refuge from fear and guilt.
Lastly, I wish you to imagine a world for a while, a world where there would be such a health care system that when you take your baby to a health care check, they would routinely monitor the gut microbiota development of that baby, and if any disruptions would be noted, a tailor-made product to restore the microbiota would be prescribed.
And although it may take years to create, disruptions to most people’s lives won’t necessarily last the full duration.
Such disruptions not only make it difficult to pursue important reforms; they also undermine popular confidence in the EU generally.
This would limit the disruptions to decision-making, personnel, and legislation that seem to occur every few months, thereby allowing important policies to be implemented efficiently.
While short-term factors – for example, political instability, weather-related disruptions, and speculative activity – are important determinants of prices, they tell only part of the story.
High oil consumption leaves a country vulnerable to oil-market disruptions arising, for example, from instability in the Middle East.
As it stands, the impact of these technological disruptions remains relatively small in the advanced countries.
The bad news is that liquidity disruptions are likely to occur more frequently, requiring careful attention to the size of illiquid exposures in periods of low volatility.
But short-term stimulus measures, such as tax cuts and higher fiscal deficits, will be needed to minimize growth disruptions.
Since the 2008 global financial crisis, the romance has become particularly intense, especially as the Fed has been compelled to use a range of unconventional measures to overcome the capital-market disruptions that almost tipped the world economy into a deep depression.
More than half of French naval forces were deployed during the Libyan crisis, during which their normal activity rate increased by 10-40% – at a cost of €40 million ($50 million), not to mention disruptions of standard training and maintenance.
Diesel systems face the risk of fuel-supply disruptions or cost increases, while renewable-energy generation can vary according to weather and season.
Others claim that the government colluded in the disruptions in the Rajya Sabha, because it knew that it could not win the vote; some, preposterously, suggest that the government did not want the bill to pass; still others claim that it would have created such a “weak” Lokpal that it was not worth passing.
What advanced societies need now are social compacts that are resilient to demographic shifts, technological disruptions, and economic shocks.
In the face of today’s political disruptions, responsive leadership requires that we address all forms of inequality.
On the contrary, the risks of extended political instability and further large-scale disruptions to Nigeria’s oil output will remain high, at a time when the world can least afford it.
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