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The sub-prime crisis has exposed serious problems that we must address.
But the earthquake that Russia triggered in Ukraine has also exposed dangerous fault lines across Europe.
The first fault line that Russia has exposed can be found among Europe's former Soviet bloc countries.
The resulting slowdown has exposed cracks in Asian economies that were once well hidden.
Despite all of its undeniable benefits, it has spawned problems of governance and management that have exposed the inadequacy of national governments and international institutions.
Rather than showing the world that NATO remains strong and united, he exposed it as uncertain and divided.
But the Arab Spring exposed the policy’s vulnerabilities, and Turkey must now seek a new guiding principle for regional engagement.
In doing so, she became an enemy of the state, because her work exposed the barbaric policies practiced against the displaced populations, uncovered the truth behind state actions, and called for the restoration of basic human rights.
Trade integration exposed domestic banks and firms to foreign competition, limiting national governments' ability to intervene on behalf of favored domestic companies.
Yet, those of us who are exposed on a daily basis to the inner workings of financial markets would caution against too upbeat an attitude toward a second downgrade by a major ratings agency.
The comfort for everybody might be that the Yen block is even more exposed.
Even basic elements of business organization – like limiting public shareholders’ obligation for corporate debts – are said by Brazilian legal experts, such as Bruno Salama, to remain an open question, with all shareholders potentially exposed, especially in labor and tax lawsuits.
Now these people find themselves exposed to the Public Security Bureaus.
Asian economies are exposed to China.
Latin America is exposed to lower commodity prices (as both China and the advanced economies slow).
Central and Eastern Europe are exposed to the eurozone.
Companies and investors exposed to risk in Europe must assume much more volatility in interest rates within the euro zone and increasingly uneven growth and inflation prospects.
As he awaited his approaching execution by the Nazis, Bonhoeffer wrote that, in prison, “the godlessness of the world is not...concealed but, rather, revealed, and is thus exposed to an unexpected light.”
So I take some comfort this Christmas in knowing that the godlessness, inhumanity, and criminality of the regime that is now ruling in Kyiv is, at long last, being exposed to the world in a clear light.
Likewise, metrics of equality of opportunity have only recently exposed the hypocrisy of America’s claim to be a land of opportunity: Yes, anyone can get ahead, so long as they are born of rich, white parents.
In 2010-2012, by contrast, systemically important European banks were exposed, raising the risk of a domino effect that threatened the entire eurozone.
But, as the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham once wrote, the more one is exposed to the exercise of political power, the greater the temptations.
During the neo-Confucian renaissance of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, a metaphysical dimension was added to fill a gap exposed by Buddhism’s inroads into China.
From an economic standpoint, with China increasingly exposed to the discipline of international trade and facing an economic slowdown, the argument for reining in corruption is as strong as ever.
But they, too, don’t want default settings that leave them feeling exposed.
The nasal cavity is unique, as the only place where brain cells (neurons) are directly exposed to the environment.
In the US, equality of opportunity has been exposed as a myth.
But today’s debt crisis has exposed a fundamental weakness in the eurozone’s architecture: insufficient integration.
Disengaging peacefully from exposed global responsibilities will be Trump’s biggest challenge.
Among emerging-markets, the Philippines and Indonesia are the most exposed to Japan, which absorbs about 16% of their total exports.
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