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Why America Must Not Re-elect President BushI have never been heavily involved in partisan politics, but these are not normal times.
We believe a critical opportunity was missed when the balance of the burden of adjustment was tilted heavily in favor of creditors relative to debtors in the response to the crisis and that this contributed to the prolonged stagnation that followed the crisis.
This is bad news for other emerging economies, which have depended heavily on China’s growth for their own.
But the situation is very different in poor countries, where vitamin A deficiency is epidemic among the poor, whose diet is heavily dominated by rice (which contains neither beta-carotene nor vitamin A) or other carbohydrate-rich, vitamin-poor sources of calories.
In particular, Germany demands more fiscal belt-tightening from heavily indebted Southern European countries, whose unions (and voters) are rejecting further austerity.
If a heavily indebted country implemented and exhausted all options for reducing its deficit, it would receive an unlimited and credible bailout from the other countries.
It has invested heavily in a fenced border between Turkey and Greece.
Parts of the Middle East, for example, could become too hot for humans by the end of this century; and heavily populated cities such as New Delhi could experience temperatures over 95º Fahrenheit (35º C) up to 200 days out of the year.
The fight against AIDS – a battle that depends heavily on social modification – highlights in perhaps the clearest way the problems that always occur when local culture is ignored.
Likewise, the functional features of Chinese entrepreneurship were heavily dependent on cultural values, particularly given a financial and legal system that was often unreliable.
The raid – by heavily armed and masked men! – was allegedly carried out to investigate unlawful actions by the company's personnel.
Like any extreme nationalism, the current one relies heavily on identity politics – the realm of fundamentalism, not reasoned debate.
China is accused by the USTR of sponsoring a unique strain of state-directed, heavily subsidized industrial policy unfairly aimed at snatching competitive supremacy from free and open market-based systems like the US, which are supposedly playing by different rules.
In other words, low interest rates held productivity down by allowing heavily indebted zombie companies to survive for longer than they otherwise would have done.
Similarly, testing and treatment for TB rose sharply, including a strong increase in several heavily affected Asian countries.
The NASDAQ crash was the result of realization by marginal investors that the odds were heavily against this.
Russia's economic crisis is a crisis of a heavily indebted economy.
Whether it does depends heavily on whether important instruments that support equality of opportunity, principally education and health care, are universally accessible.
More than with geopolitical or cultural realities, however, such a division would be based on the perceptions and self-perceptions of the rejected, and would be heavily dependent upon their own attitudes and strategies.
Colombia depends heavily on commodity exports such as coffee, coal, and oil, and governments across the region have become targets of public ire since commodity prices began falling from their peak in 2013.
As English-language empirical-research journals consolidate their hold on the channels that determine whether or not a scientist will have a successful career, developing countries will have to invest heavily in their own data infrastructure to place domestic researchers on a more competitive footing.
Google recently announced the construction of a new €600 million data center in the Netherlands, and is already investing heavily in data centers in Hamina, Finland, and St. Ghislain, Belgium.
Firms invested heavily in worker education, which focused on providing broad exposure to manufacturing activities, increasing productivity, and firm-specific innovations.
While vowing to use force when America’s vital interests are at stake and rejecting pessimistic projections of national decline, Obama has – unlike his predecessor, George W. Bush – relied more heavily on diplomacy than force.
That is why my government is focusing so heavily on improving education at all levels.
Many of these heavily indebted enterprises are state-owned, and have borrowed from state-controlled banks.
In order to solidify their electoral base, leaders in these countries appeal heavily to national, cultural, and religious symbols.
The new unilateralists make a mistake in focusing too heavily on military power alone.
Like China today, Japan had a high personal savings rate, which enabled investors to rely heavily on traditional, domestically financed bank loans.
Gas generates ten times less carbon than biomass or ethanol, which ecologists so heavily promote.
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