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At first glance, this vision seems entirely reasonable; after all, most countries prefer to manage domestic and regional affairs without the meddling of outside powers.
Russian RealitiesAt first glance, Russia bears many of the hallmarks of a great power.
Anyone who can stomach revisiting the speeches of leading fascists and Nazis of the 1920s and 1930s will find appeals – Benito Mussolini’s paeans to social security or Joseph Goebbels’ stinging criticism of the financial sector – that seem, at first glance, indistinguishable from progressive goals.
With respect to the last point, recent shifts in the composition of Chinese GDP appear disconcerting at first glance.
At first glance, this option – which was originally proposed by China, and has since been endorsed by Russia – appears to be a sensible compromise.
At first glance, all of these seem to be positive trends.
America faces a trade-off between security and liberty, but the relationship is more complex than it appears at first glance.
At first glance, that approach might seem sensible, particularly for a Europe that is still finding its footing after years of economic crisis.
At first glance, the evidence supports the possibility that demand for advanced skills is falling.
At first glance, the numbers seem to support the doomsayers.
At first glance, the logic of negative economic incentives seems sound.
How Dr. Strangelove Learned to Love TrumpPARIS – At first glance, former United States National Security Adviser and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and President-elect Donald Trump would seem to have nothing in common.
At first glance, this may not seem problematic.
At first glance, such a question seems absurd.
To be sure, at first glance, the United Nations Climate Change Conference taking place from November 30 to December 11 looks a lot like the 2009 conference in Copenhagen, when negotiators were unable to agree on an effective accord.
At first glance, nonalignment looks like an attractive option for still-emerging countries like India, Indonesia, Brazil, and others, because it promises freedom from the insidious grip of entangling alliances.
When a new kid arrived, accompanied by a doting mother, we could convey to one another with a mere glance that the kid would be an elé belé.
At first glance, these countries have little in common.
At first glance, market-based strategies might seem appealing.
Consider a city like Boston, which, at first glance, does not appear to be particularly wealthy.
But at the very moment when even slightest glance at the crisis-ridden region on Europe’s eastern flank – Iran, Iraq, Syria, the Middle East conflict, Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus, Islamic terrorism, emigration, and threats to Europe’s energy supplies – should make clear Turkey’s paramount importance to European security, Europe is reveling in its disinterest in the state of European-Turkish relations.
At first glance, it seems natural to assume this, as most suppliers reduce production when the price falls.
I would sit in such meetings watching Maliki glance over at me, wondering why I had previously warned him of diminishing US government patience with his autocratic rule and dire consequences.
At first glance, the results of recent elections in France and England might give the impression that European migration is on the wane as a hot-button issue.
At first glance, Brazil’s weak growth appears ephemeral, and President Dilma Rousseff should be well positioned to win a second term.
The Eurozone’s False RecoveryLONDON – At first glance, the eurozone economy seems like it might finally be on the mend.
The points might seem convincing at first glance.
A cursory glance at the Japanese press, or even the kind of books piled high in Japanese bookstores, shows just how frightened the Japanese are.
At first glance, Russia’s response is somewhat surprising.
At first glance, the negotiations with the US may seem like nothing to worry about.
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