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But if the state follows the old Russian tradition and attempts to manage everything, the consequences will be as grave as those of the absence of state power in the first four years of the Yeltsin era.
That threat was hardly grave, and whiteboard markers are inferior to chalk in myriad ways.
But, while China undoubtedly has an interest in supporting innovative enterprises, the risk of a tech bubble is grave.
Second, there will be grave consequences for regional security.
Every day, thousands of Bosnian Serbs living in the area walk or drive by the crumbling homes of the cleansed Muslims, the vast field of white Islamic grave stones, and the rape house, each one boldly reminding them of the undeniable.
He disputes the number of Muslims killed in Srebrenica, conceding only that “a grave atrocity” happened.
Despite Morsi’s poor performance in office – a year in which he presided over grave economic deterioration – a solution that served the cause of national and regional stability would have been preferable.
In short, the scientific evidence is strong and growing that the planet is at grave risk, with many ill effects already being felt and more to come.
America is still on a downward trajectory for 2009 – with grave consequences for the world as a whole.
Although the murder was an individual crime, to compound the tragedy of a crime through measures that target an entire minority is irresponsible, and will have grave moral and social consequences not only for the unjustly punished but also for the punishers.
But developments in 2013 revealed that the open trade regime that has facilitated this progress is now under grave threat, as stalemate in multilateral trade negotiations spurs the proliferation of “preferential trade agreements” (PTAs), including the two biggest ever negotiated – the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
But Giuseppe Garibaldi, the general who united Italy’s city-states in the nineteenth century, must be turning over in his grave.
Nevertheless, internal policies will be of grave importance.
We must not ignore the grave dangers that it would pose for Pakistan, where a new round of jihadist rhetoric and mobilization could be fatal to hopes of building a stable and more secure country.
Afghanistan connects Central and South Asia, and a breakdown of order there would pose grave risks in both directions.
The resurgence of TB has become a grave health emergency, and the world can no longer afford to be lethargic in addressing it.
When we cannot be sure how to improve the world, prudence becomes an important virtue, and hubristic visions can pose a grave danger.
The US contends that China steals intellectual property for competitive reasons, inflicting grave damage on companies and workers.
This seemed necessary because some (still quite rare) children presented with more or less normal language development, but with grave social and behavioral difficulties.
RIGA – It should surprise no one that many in Latvia view the sale by France of fully-equipped assault warships to Russia with grave concern.
That was a grave mistake.
The US, on the other hand, is literally digging its own grave.
But it does a grave injustice to those of us who still aspire to full-fledged humanity.
Those who warn of grave dangers if speculative price increases are allowed to continue unimpeded are right to do so, even if they cannot prove that there is any cause for concern.
Until both are established, there is a grave risk that Russia will use new blockades to continue the kind of divide-and-rule policy that the world has witnessed since Vladimir Putin came to power.
That long-term siege, put in place after Hamas assumed sole control of the government in Gaza – breaking with the Palestine National Authority in the process – is a humanitarian catastrophe and a grave moral error.
And yet a grave responsibility rests upon their shoulders.
The mega-regionals – namely, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) – posed a particularly grave threat to the WTO.
Diseases relayed by mosquitoes--malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, and several kinds of encephalitis--are eliciting particularly grave concern as the world warms.
The Economic Trend Is Our FriendBERKELEY – These are days of grave disillusionment with the state of the world.
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