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As a result of these efforts, the renminbi has emerged as the second most used currency in trade finance, overtaking the euro, and the fifth most used for international payments.
What emerged in the region was a vacuum filled by the Islamic State.
As both human and monkey mirror neurons code hand manipulation and facial gestures, some interesting hypotheses have emerged.
Indeed, a dangerous emotional discourse has emerged, reflecting – and feeding – the worst stereotypes of the “lazy South” and the “despotic North.”
The EU’s supposed democratic deficit is a corollary of the “technocratic imperative” that has emerged as a favorite scapegoat in the ongoing European drama.
Social Enterprises: Asia has emerged as a leader in social entrepreneurship.
After the Nationalist government collapsed in 1949, Mao’s “New China” emerged.
The king was compelled to hand power back to the political parties, while a peace agreement emerged that ended the conflict, bringing the Maoists into an interim parliament and government and promising elections to a Constituent Assembly.
In the five years since the attacks, two audiences for the so-called “war on terror” have emerged.
It took politicians with vision and diplomatic skills to craft the political entity that emerged after independence.
Europe’s Competitiveness TrapLONDON – A flawed understanding of what drives economic growth has emerged as the gravest threat to recovery in Europe.
But a new force has emerged on its flank: Golden Dawn, a frankly neo-Nazi party that is spreading violence on the streets and in public life, and seeing its popular support increase as a result.
Even before the eurozone’s debt problems emerged in 2009-2010, it seemed clear to many British that, in order to be resilient to shocks, a currency union requires greater integration, in particular, some form of fiscal union.
But, while the shutdown of the United States government, initiated by radical congressional Republicans seeking to block implementation of President Barack Obama’s health-care legislation, is over – at least for now – three enduring lessons have emerged.
As the free market developed, a dual-price system emerged, in which those with access to quota-allocated goods paid less.
But is it possible that this consensus has emerged just as the populist wave has crested?
Moreover, NATO enlargement has meant that Europe itself has still not emerged from the Cold War.
Using its vast resources, and driven by unbridled ambition, Qatar has emerged as a hub for radical Islamist movements.
But the bilateral deals that have emerged from this race sometimes come at the expense of other Union members, and may unbalance relations within the Union as a whole.
One strong school of thought that emerged almost as soon as the killing began in 1989, is that the more radical student leaders had been reckless.
What emerged in Paris was in fact better, because the negotiators were able to agree on practical steps in the right direction.
A consensus has gradually emerged around this idea, with calls for a shift toward intensive, efficiency-driven growth intensifying since China’s GDP growth began to slow in 2011.
The country has emerged as Latin America’s clear leader and a key global player.
Nonetheless, Trump has vowed to scrap the deal, with his advisers citing the same arguments that emerged during the ratification process.
Now a new opportunity to address the issue has emerged: The Trans-Pacific Partnership – the mega-regional free-trade agreement involving the United States, Japan, and ten other countries in Latin America and Asia.
The deepest fault lines emerged among center-right parties.
Indeed, since the “Euromaidan” uprising began in Kyiv in November 2013, a new Ukraine has emerged.
So when the Japanese emerged from the jungle and mangrove swamps of the Malay Peninsula in the north, the British were powerless to stop them.
This became clear on September 11, 2001, when it emerged that 15 of the 19 attackers sent by al-Qaeda were Saudi citizens.
This restatement of the principal contradiction has not emerged from thin air.
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