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If Europe had to endure centuries of religious wars and two successive world wars to settle its national and ethnic disputes, how could the US expect to be able to export democracy and respect for minorities to the Middle East on the wings of F-16s?
Unfortunately, this will take longer than the country's interests demand -- but perhaps no longer than the patience of Japan's friends can endure.
But Clegg’s political career and his party’s fortunes will be shaky for a long time to come in any case, given the economic hardship that Britain is enduring (and will continue to endure).
If the Asian century is to endure, such boldness will be vital.
Similarly, malnutrition, rooted in the loss of crops and livelihoods from climate change, undermines people’s ability to recover from injuries sustained in violent conflict or endure the challenges of migration – a situation exacerbated by the destruction of health-care infrastructure.
If American voters endorse those policies, the US shall have to live with the hostility of the world and endure a vicious cycle of escalating violence.
This policy cannot endure for long.
The hope is that banks, investors, and the economy will be recovering robustly enough by then to endure such an adjustment – and that the central banks are able to engineer a smooth exit from QE.
As oblivious elites often learn the hard way, the poor will endure their lot only for so long.
North Koreans endure plenty about which outsiders can only speculate.
Tripathi implored the Human Resource Development Ministry to shut down such institutes, which force their students to endure unbearable stress and depression.
If this trend does endure, it would have far-reaching implications for the UK economy.
The ethnic minority groups that inhabit the area complain that the current revenue-allocation formula, which leaves Nigeria’s oil-producing states with only 13% of oil revenue, is grossly unfair and insufficient compensation for the damaged ecology they endure.
But Germany had to go endure the huge costs and trauma of re-unification with East Germany.
Lula claimed that this ad hoc approach gave Brazil a degree of flexibility lacking in other countries; but it was not cost-free, as he claimed, and the results did not endure.
Likewise, the English language’s ability to produce and absorb neologisms is an important reason why it will endure as the world’s lingua franca.
They often endure long and treacherous journeys, after which they have to figure out how to rebuild their lives.
Thousands of sentient, palpitating beings endure hours of suffering and anguish before being brutally butchered.
In Dickensian terms, to reach a “spring of hope,” we first must endure a “winter of despair.”
Moreover, the poor will likely endure the brunt of the crisis.
They are willing to endure allegations of hypocrisy for this larger goal, which makes their cause morally powerful.
Equally problematic, historical lessons rarely endure.
In the latter scenario, the women risk side effects like sepsis and hemorrhaging, and often endure the dangerous and undignified process in public bathrooms.
In openDemocracy’s investigation, one woman in Italy expressed her hope that policymakers and medical providers would learn from her suffering, and the suffering of those like her, so that other women wouldn’t have to endure what she did.
For many hours, I have relied upon a distinguished companion to endure this confinement: none other than Winston Churchill.
As a result, islanders must endure unpredictable price shocks and supply disruptions, especially in times of crisis.
The first step toward designing effective strategies is to gain a more nuanced understanding of the struggles many women endure as they attempt to juggle vast responsibilities.
For the sake of those who have endured – and continue to endure – torture, all governments worldwide should come together to achieve it.
While the latter must endure long, tiresome commutes, elites use global cities as they see fit, often hopping around from place to place.
More likely, Americans will have to endure sporadic government shutdowns amid a cold civil war that maintains a status quo of paralysis – at best.
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