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Though terror in Nazi Germany and Communist Russia created many millions of victims, the memories of these events are vastly different.
Given that the aggrieved candidate’s constituency comprises mainly ethnic Tajiks, the events have revived Afghanistan’s deep-seated ethnic tensions.
In view of the bloody – indeed barbaric – events in the Middle East (and in Iraq and Syria in particular), one might be tempted to agree, even though such ideas no longer seem to have a place in the postmodern worldview of today’s Europe.
Events have moved quickly since the Washington Post came upon an 11-year-old tape showing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump bragging about his sexual aggressiveness.
The Cartoonist’s ResponsibilityThe recent events surrounding the publication of cartoons in Denmark have left everybody astounded – especially editorial cartoonists like myself.
Nonetheless, recent events should compel China’s leaders to reconsider the extent to which they control the country’s economy.
But there is nothing in the nature of these sensations that distinguishes them from signals caused by external events - the sound of someone else's voice, someone else lifting our arm.
This enables us to identify the more important changes in sensation that are caused by external events and to distinguish them from sensations caused by our own actions.
Consider Paul Krugman, writing breathlessly in The New York Times about the “rising incidence of extreme events” and how “large-scale damage from climate change is … happening now.”
Events in Syria are forcing Turkish authorities to accept the harsh reality of the Assad regime’s resilience – and now its hostility towards Turkey.
Recent events point once again to the importance of good governance and responsive political systems, a familiar topic in studies of long-term economic growth.
As the news cycle churns on and coverage shifts to more sensational events, the 75 million children and young people worldwide whose education has been interrupted by forced displacement become less likely ever to return to the classroom.
Both events crystallized a peculiar Latin American phenomenon: the temptation to empower a new, local Caesar.
Such events have brought old questions back to the fore in almost every rich country: Are bosses being paid too much?
Obama and Asia’s Two FuturesTOKYO – Despite the relentless shift of global economic might to Asia, and China’s rise as a great power – the central historical events of our time, which will drive world affairs for the foreseeable future – America’s focus has been elsewhere.
A third Asian issue with combustible potential is Burma, where another unique woman, the Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, is at the heart of events.
To be sure, events in these economies might seem attributable simply to their leaders’ commands.
Some might object that these events were not really social epidemics like speculative bubbles, because a totalitarian government ordered them, and the resulting deaths reflect government mismanagement more than investment error.
The recent and ongoing world financial crisis pales in comparison with these events.
Events with very low probability but high impact – so-called “tail risks” – have also been at the heart of the financial crisis.
Recent events, however, suggest that the left has less to fear from international finance than they once supposed.
Events in Italy shed light on these questions.
I regularly attend advertising industry events and raise this issue, and the answers I get are something along the lines of “what people don’t know won't hurt them,” or “all we’re doing is giving them ads better targeted to their interests.”
AI cannot integrate information about seemingly distinct processes, such as chemical, physiological, and psychological events, or anticipate novel outcomes.
Global warming is set to put potable-water supplies under increasing strain – even as oceans rise and the intensity and frequency of storms and other extreme weather events increase.
Governments still have not repaired the damage from those events.
Americans have learned the hard way that bad financial events, even when initially localized, can quickly infect the entire system.
True, despite certain contested events in the days preceding the Socialist run-off, the level of brutishness among candidates was limited.
These events will flow into May’s Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference.
Already, Libya’s leader, Muammar al-Gaddafi, and Qatar television preacher Sheikh Qaradawi have been ridiculed for putting an Arab or Islamist spin on events in Tunisia.
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