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Events in Cyprus have exposed two other dimensions to the clashes over Europe’s dual sovereign-debt and banking crisis.
Regardless of their disappointments with the Western countries’ foreign policy, young Muslims have been exposed to their undeniable democratic spirit.
Indeed, the more Germany leads, the more dependent it becomes on other international actors – most notably its European Union partners – and the more exposed it becomes to fluctuations in the geopolitical environment.
By starting his "destructive" reforms, by declaring the age of glasnost, he exposed himself to unending criticism.
Energy companies are among the best placed to seize the new business opportunities exactly because the energy sector is the most exposed to the global challenges.
Neither Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, nor any European institution has exposed a single human-rights problem in India that Indian citizens, journalists, and NGOs have not already revealed and handled within India’s democratic political space.
The jury is still out, but it may be that there is no safe level of exposure to many common radiations; the more we are exposed, the more damage we do.
All governments will find themselves exposed to a new type of threat that will be difficult to counter.
If so, these countries will be exposed to wider swings.
Nearly 16 million Aadhaar numbers were accidentally exposed by the Ministry of Rural Development.
But what their dialogue has exposed is how much Lebanese politics continues to be shaped by external forces.
As it turned out, such action no longer works in a world in which European companies are exposed to the scrutiny of international investors.
The internal contradictions of Pakistan's volte face are now being exposed as the army's bloody encounters with Al-Qaida become more frequent, casualties mount, and hostile tribal reaction to joint US/Pakistani search-and-destroy operations on the western border increases.
The non-mathematical appear to have their revenge, as the perils of over-reliance on complex symbolic notation and arcane formulae are relentlessly exposed.
The proportion of the world’s GDP that is exposed annually to tropical cyclones increased from 3.6% in the 1970’s to 4.3% in the first decade of the twenty-first century.
Moreover, the information people see is often filtered, so that they are exposed only to ideas that reflect or reinforce their own.
SINGAPORE – A year into the global financial crisis, several key central banks remain extraordinarily exposed to their countries’ shaky private financial sectors.
The United States Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of England are particularly exposed.
He will soon be exposed for what he is and above all for what he is not."
Some might expect that, nearly 30 years later, the area around the reactor remains a wasteland, sparsely populated by genetically damaged animals exposed to chronic radiation across multiple generations.
A Better Way to Fight Corporate Tax AvoidanceNEW YORK – Over the past few years, leaks of documents such as the “Panama Papers” and the “Paradise Papers” have exposed the dark underbelly of globalization, and provoked indignant denunciations of tax avoidance from people around the world.
The long-held view that GDP growth will cure all is being exposed as a fantasy.
The risks are arguably highest on Asia’s crowded coastlines, where millions of people are exposed to flooding.
They endured a degree of poverty that would be intolerable to those in advanced countries today, while we are exposed to risks whose nature, though hard for us to understand, would be literally inconceivable to them.
All are exposed to the effects of disorder and turbulence on the periphery.
Most of the people at risk live in Asia, which is uniquely exposed to the effects of climate change.
Thus, for example, the report on drinking water predicted the frequency of bladder cancers that would eventually occur in a population exposed to levels of five, 10, or 20 parts per billion of arsenic.
HPV vaccines can prevent 70% of these cases by targeting the two most common types of the virus, but only if girls have not yet been exposed to the virus, which means vaccinating them before they become sexually active.
When liquidity in the key interbank markets dried up, the fragilities were exposed – with devastating consequences.
Bosnia has exposed NATO’s weaknesses.
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