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Amazingly, the Party emerged from the crisis unified around Deng Xiaoping’s vision of a “socialist market economy,” and regained legitimacy with the urban population through implementing that vision.
Hardliners emerged triumphant in the wake of the crackdown.
They worried that, if these problems emerged, they would derail reform measures and erode the public support needed to press on.
In the ensuing public debate, two items have already emerged as central: money and conscription B one politically demanding, the other politically convenient.
BRUSSELS – A new controversy has emerged between the European Union and several of its main trade partners since the EU decided to include in its CO2 emission-control scheme all flights to and from its territory, including transcontinental flights.
One Asian economy emerged from the 1997-1998 crisis relatively unscathed: China.
But because these countries have proportionate election systems and divided executive power, no central patronage network has emerged.
There was no sign of the more radical ideas that emerged later in the debate, such as the so-called Volcker rule separating banks and hedge funds (which is reflected in the US legislation), or a crisis-resolution mechanism whereby bank debt is converted semi-automatically into equity (which several countries are considering).
Now, new wartime cholera crises have emerged, and Bangladeshi expertise is again being called into service.
Nakasone emerged from the crisis and was recognized as a capable statesman in managing Japan’s diplomacy with China.
In fact, it later emerged that Theranos had stopped using the Edison machines altogether in the summer of 2015, and had voided results from them that had been issued since 2014, sending tens of thousands of corrected reports to physicians and patients.
But many developing countries have just emerged from being overburdened with debt; they do not want to go through that again.
For the “real Poland” that emerged after 1989 is much more promising than their political incarnation of it.
But few have noticed that an unusual constellation of forces has emerged, opening a remarkable new window of opportunity for a solution.
But, over the years, solutions have emerged to ease these internal imbalances and clashes.
On the other hand, Europe has faced worse – much worse – and emerged stronger than ever.
Post-Soviet Free TradeEver since the Soviet Union collapsed, the independent states that emerged from the wreckage have tried to sort out their trade relations.
But what happened in the winter of 2004/2005 was not only about the Ukrainian people’s democratic right to self-determination and their national independence, but also about the future of the European order as it had emerged from the Cold War’s end.
But no such response emerged.
Thousands of new apps – such as M-Pesa, a mobile-payment platform that has economically empowered women, rural populations, and small businesses, and M-Farm, a women-developed service that provides real-time information about market prices to farmers – have emerged from Silicon Savannah and are demonstrating Africa’s tremendous potential.
And, without a dominant regional power, a dangerous strategic vacuum has emerged.
In order to facilitate the long-term investment that Europe desperately needs, it would be wise to reassess the broader regulatory environment that has emerged over the past six years.
But after an 80-year bloody war of independence, the Netherlands emerged as a beacon of tolerance and attracted some of Europe’s greatest talent, from Descartes to Spinoza.
A “Beijing Consensus” has emerged, which some view as an alternative model of development based on greater government intervention.
Hezbollah has emerged in Lebanon as a potent force, Iraq has been transformed from one of the Middle East’s most secular countries into a theocratic-militant state, and Hamas is now surging in Palestine and diluting the authority of President Mahmoud Abbas.
Barack Obama was plenty pleased with himself, with reason, but such was his dignity that no super-aide emerged during his presidency.
The new jobs that have emerged are well paid for highly educated people and poorly paid for people who have only a high school education.
Considering that the deal overseen by Santos emerged from a highly complex four-year-long process, that expectation is totally unreasonable.
Myriad difficulties emerged as we reconstituted and developed political pluralism; engaged in the pursuit of a genuine rule of law; built up democratic institutions; and proceeded to transform a wholly nationalized economy into a free-market economy.
China has emerged as a global power capable of pulling the world economy’s center of gravity away from the Atlantic and toward the Asia-Pacific region.
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