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One effect of the Brexit vote that has already emerged in the US as well is a surge in hate crimes, including an alarming number of incidents being reported at schools and on college campuses.
One is the establishment of democracy and the rule of law in countries that have recently emerged from dictatorship.
From this long process, in which surviving and thriving meant acquiring and adhering to the local social rules, we emerged as potent social learners.
Thus, a sort of free gift exchange between employer and employee emerged from these experiments, not any rigid or formulaic employment contract.
And some in the West consider the new states that emerged from the wreckage – Ukraine and the Baltic republics, in particular – to be the primary source of Russia’s ressentiment and revanchism in the post-Cold War world.
Voters there may also extend a disturbing paradox that has emerged in the region: the more "vigorous" Asian democracy becomes, the more dysfunctional it is.
The core elements of the Irish plan to “rescue” Lisbon have now emerged, and it is clear that a second referendum is central to this effort.
More worrying, the news of Trump’s intention to nominate Tillerson emerged on the same day that the Washington Post reported the CIA’s disturbing conclusion that Russia had interfered in the presidential election to help Trump win.
His earlier rebirths came in late October 2003, after the arrest of the now-exiled oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, then in 2004, when another new-model Putin emerged for that year’s election.
No malicious external actor is imposing populism on Europe; it has emerged organically, fueled by real and widespread grievances.
With existing international arrangements remaining virtually static since the mid-twentieth century (even as non-Western economic powers and nontraditional challenges have emerged), the world needs more than the halfhearted and desultory steps taken thus far.
That theory runs counter to much historical experience, as well as to the prevailing approach to central banking that emerged in the 1990’s.
London was host to a rapidly growing global financial industry, as it had been since the time Britain emerged victorious from the Napoleonic Wars.
Water has emerged as a new divide in Sino-Indian relations.
The two-party parliamentary model emerged in nineteenth-century Great Britain.
Financial panic in Asia emerged after years of growth so high and steady that international lenders and domestic borrowers became complacent about financial risks.
An exclusionary labor aristocracy emerged, further deepening patronage networks within the public sector.
But during this first decade, a key underlying problem emerged as Greece lost competitiveness relative to Germany, just as Argentina had lost competitiveness to Brazil.
After it emerged as a world power at the end of World War I, the US became a net supplier of capital to the rest of the world.
At around the same time, South Korea temporarily emerged as a key culprit behind the US trade deficit.
To find work, people were forced to move from rural areas to industrial centers, and it was during this period that the first labor movements emerged.
This is when middle classes emerged and began to demand new social policies and an increased role for government.
At the center, a civilian-military conflict emerged, the German army having always had a state-within-a-state mentality and status.
Two billion people live within a four-hour flight radius of Dubai, so it is unsurprising that it has emerged as a compelling location for visitors and investors alike.
Though the US remains the world’s leading superpower, China has emerged as both a new and ancient geopolitical force.
The Helsinki Process that emerged out of the tensions of the Cold War addressed basic security, economic, and social concerns.
Aylwin belonged to the Christian Democratic Party, which in Chile emerged from the ashes of the old Conservative Party.
The global cooperation that has emerged lately is certainly welcome.
But suppose that the reason that no Palestinians and Israelis willing to conclude such a deal have emerged is that the solution itself is domestically unsupportable on both sides.
According to an unwritten rule that has emerged over the years, central banks can do as they see fit, as long as they keep inflation stable over the medium term.
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