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Fears
of excess investment and “ghost cities” fixate on the supply side, without giving due weight to burgeoning demand.
Meanwhile,
fears
of structural decline pervade the country.
Contrary to the
fears
of many of these neighbors in 1990 (and contrary to what many analysts claim now), the Berlin Republic is not more nationalistic than the old West Germany.
In a city where locals have long been relegated to second-class status, the triumph of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) – the Syrian branch of the PKK – has kindled
fears
that history is repeating.
China
fears
not only the social and economic consequences of a North Korean implosion, but also the strategic consequences of reunification – in particular, that the US military, through its alliance with South Korea, would gain access to territory on its border.
A mere statement by the US that it has no intention to press this military advantage will not assuage China’s
fears.
But such encouragement must be undertaken in ways that do not incite the North’s
fears
of being destroyed by indirect means.
So far, the Brexit debate in Britain has been almost entirely emotional, focusing on the historical greatness of Britain, the horrors of foreign tyrannies, or, conversely,
fears
of what might happen if the status quo were to be upset.
So why, in the absence of solvency fears, do capital inflows to America continue?
With solid backing from the wealthiest 5% of Brazilians and rural landowners, Bolsonaro secured broader popular support by playing on people’s prejudices and
fears.
Their
fears
started with the “flash crash” of May 2010, when, in a matter of 30 minutes, major US stock indices fell by almost 10%, before recovering rapidly.
These events have fueled
fears
that, even very deep and liquid markets – such as US stocks and government bonds in the US and Germany – may not be liquid enough.
The speech was Cameron’s answer to the recent defections of two of his Conservative Party MPs to the anti-EU, anti-immigration UK Independence Party, which he
fears
could steal Conservative votes in the general election next May.
Each side, believing it will end up at war with the other, makes reasonable military preparations that are read by the other side as confirmation of its worst
fears.
The dollar may weaken, and
fears
of inflation may become more pronounced.
By accompanying its growing hard power with efforts to make itself more attractive, China aimed to stem its neighbors’
fears
and tendency to balance Chinese power.
At the same time, people's irrational
fears
and secret desires could not be suppressed.
Belief in vampires in Eastern European societies served its own historical purposes: uniting communities and identifying outsiders, giving concrete form to death fears, explaining mysterious events, and, last but not least, providing a means of resistance to the encroachment of Western ideas and patterns of thought.
If the thought of Dracula and vampires makes us shiver, then the vampire myth still fulfills its functions for us: as a projection of our
fears
and uncertainties, sexual desires, group and personal animosities, and longing for the dissolution of the structure of society.
The treaty helps them to reduce
fears
of cheating by neighbors because it provides for inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The history of proliferation shows that political chain reactions often occur – witness China, India, and Pakistan – and there are real
fears
that North Korea and Iran might trigger such chains in Northeast Asia and the Middle East.
In the late 1990’s and the early years of this decade, the problems that incited
fears
of a dysfunctional state seemed to fade.
The Economist has run numerous cautionary articles with titles like "Castles in Hot Air.""Housing Prices Soar, Fueling Bubble Fears," chirped The Wall Street Journal .
Are such
fears
justified?
On the downside, confidence among consumers and investors alike has taken a hit, mainly owing to
fears
about radiation leakages and power shortages.
Commercialization can undermine trust in science and medical practice by inciting
fears
of exploitation.
Americans and Chinese must avoid such exaggerated
fears.
Americans and Chinese must avoid letting exaggerated
fears
create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
The IMF’s concerns are valid, but the Fund’s idea is being resisted fiercely, owing to
fears
of political contagion: other debt-distressed eurozone countries might press for equal treatment.
The European Central Bank was critical of that decision, whose dramatic consequences have exceeded our greatest
fears.
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