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With the IMF and Russia engaged in talks over such loans, and as the summit of the Group of
Eight
(G8) big industrial countries approaches, the time is ripe to assess a decade of economic cooperation between Russia and the West.
Even with unrealistically generous assumptions, the unimpressive net effect is that solar power reduces Germany’s CO2 emissions by roughly
eight
million metric tons – or about 1% – for the next 20 years.
And certainly we did not foresee the financial crisis that came
eight
years after we left office.
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court still has only
eight
members, instead of the usual nine, creating the possibility of split votes on key decisions.
As it stands, the
eight
Latin American countries that take the OECD’s standardized PISA exam are among the 15 worst-performing countries of the 65 that participate in the program.
By extending the Kyoto Protocol – which limits some developed countries’ greenhouse-gas emissions – for another
eight
years, the Doha agreement preserves the vital framework of international law and retains hard-won accounting rules for emissions allowances and trading between countries.
Even Google, which left China
eight
years ago, is reportedly developing a censored search engine to meet the Chinese government’s conditions for re-entering the market.
And the estimate of avoided emissions ignores indirect land-use changes, making the likely real cost at least
eight
times higher.
Zardari has held power since 2008, having been elected
eight
months after the assassination of his wife, Benazir Bhutto.
Some PDP politicians in the Muslim north insisted that their region be allowed to present a candidate, as Obasanjo, who was viewed as representing the Christian south, had served
eight
years.
The war on Zika is number
eight
on my list of health achievements in 2017.
When the Afghan Taliban – another puritanical Sunni movement with a special hatred for Iran – overran the city of Mazar-i-Sharif and executed
eight
Iranian diplomats in August 1998, Iran massed 70,000 troops on the border and threatened to invade.
Etemad, a moderate Iranian newspaper, warns that Iran’s support for Maliki has alienated too many Iraqi Sunnis and Kurds over the last
eight
years, and that, given Iraq’s multi-denominational character, majoritarian democracy based on a unified Shia electoral bloc “will certainly mean the continuation of the crisis in Iraq.”
A tent competition followed; because China had pitched four, India pitched
eight.
JERUSALEM – The resumption of peace talks between Israel and Syria after
eight
years of saber-rattling is not a diversion from the political troubles of Israel’s lame-duck prime minister.
Indeed, the regime has hinted that it may be willing to compromise on the issue – the delineation of the 1967 border along a tiny piece of land on the Eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee – that wrecked the negotiations
eight
years ago.
Admittedly, the strategic conditions in the region are far more complex today than they were
eight
years ago, when Israel’s requirements for a deal with Syria focused mainly on security arrangements on the Golan Heights, and on Syria using its leverage in Lebanon to permit an Israeli settlement with that country.
In the last round of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
eight
years ago, it was clear that a deal with Syria would automatically pave the way to a settlement with Lebanon, and an end to Hezbollah’s threat to Israel’s northern border.
Since 2008,
eight
EU countries have been locked out of financial markets at one point or another, requiring emergency assistance from the International Monetary Fund.
It is these women’s voices that deserve support – not that of a scary stalking-horse for
eight
more years (or more) of rule by the thugs who looted America’s treasury, wrecked its economy, and sent 4,000 brave young men and women to die in a war based on lies.
For
eight
years, he carried out silovik orders, combining the role of Kremlin gray cardinal with treasurer of the main source of silovik power, the chairmanship of state-owned energy giant Gazprom.
The rubble produced in the Great Hanshin Earthquake was equivalent to the amount that Japan normally processes in roughly
eight
years.
On August 19, Israel absorbed an attack in the Negev Desert, through an increasingly dangerous border with Egypt, which left
eight
civilians dead.
Seven or
eight
liberal dailies publish critical opinion or even incriminating evidence against government officials.
These targets, endorsed by all UN member countries, comprise the
eight
Millennium Development Goals.
The performers were a troupe of young African singers, drummers and dancers, ranging in age from roughly
eight
to 28.
The AfDB will choose a new president in May, and it has not only defined the job clearly; it has also identified
eight
candidates and asked each to set out their strategy in advance of the election.
It is said that “you can survive 40 days without food,
eight
days without water, and
eight
minutes without air, but not for a second without hope.”
What is specific to Poland is that the past
eight
years have apparently created a pronounced case of cognitive dissonance.
At the same time, overwhelming majorities of Kurds, Sunnis, and Shi’ites – more than
eight
out of ten – preferred to be seen as Iraqis first, believing that “Iraq will be a better society if people treat one another as Iraqis.”
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