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Historically, poaching has also been immune to fluctuations in the retail price of rhino horns.
Historically speaking, 15 years can seem long or short, depending on the intensity of change.
Though causality has yet to be proven, given the limited number of data points, this correlation should not be taken lightly, especially with wealth and income inequality at historically high levels.
Merkel, her involvement in negotiations over Ukraine aside, has deferred to the German public’s historically rooted objections to deeper foreign entanglements.
This constitutes the illusionary and historically regressive element of current Russian policy.
After all, Jew-hatred historically has been a right-wing pathology.
Historically, the ancient Christian Armenians were amongst the most progressive people in the East, but in the nineteenth century Armenia was divided between the Ottoman Empire and Russia.
While extreme poverty and deprivation have been overcome, what typically follows is a growth slowdown that, historically, has made further progress toward high-income levels exceedingly rare.
The US economy is still rather closed (imports and exports account on average for only about 15% of GDP), and historically exports have never been the main engine of its growth.
Historically, beliefs have served to justify specific rules of conduct.
But historically, neither of these characterizations is accurate.
Although other donor countries, such as Canada and France, have at times spoken out against Hun Sen’s abuses, the US government, as the actor wielding the most leverage, has historically led the charge.
Historically, doing lots of backbreaking work is how countries have become rich.
First, there is no reason that safe working conditions, freedom of association, and collective bargaining cannot be introduced at earlier stages of development than has occurred historically.
Historically, there are relatively few cases in which technological progress, occurring within the context of a market economy, has directly impoverished unskilled workers.
Historically, France viewed Russia as a useful counter-balance to the United States.
Although the bilateral relationship has historically tended to emphasize security and defense more than economics, the two leaders’ perspectives, exemplified in their new initiatives, threaten to leave things even more unbalanced.
Historically, such mobilizations have been the product of industrialization and urbanization, wars, or anti-colonial struggles.
Scandinavian countries historically, and Japan and South Korea more recently, approximate this prototype.
LONDON – Despite political turmoil and emerging risks at the global level, the eurozone has had two years of strong economic growth, at least by its own historically disappointing standards – and even with the United Kingdom lurching toward withdrawal from the European Union.
That is why rapid growth historically has always been associated with industrialization (except for a handful of small countries with large natural-resource endowments).
So Europe’s strategy cannot be to take the historically well-trodden path of least resistance.
The Sino-Russian MarriageLONDON – The Chinese are the most historically minded of peoples.
It is not surprising that younger Germans feel less historically responsible.
Most powerfully, the Jewish community is pursuing outreach specifically geared toward new (Muslim) immigrants, who must be made to understand that Jews have historically been the victim, not the oppressor.
This effort entails drawing parallels between the discrimination met by immigrants today and that suffered by Jews historically.
Coal has historically played a crucial role as a source of energy worldwide, and has several important advantages over other fossil fuels.
At the same time, with Monti’s coalition failing to gain traction, reflecting the historically limited appeal of classic bourgeois parties in Italy, many observers are wondering what his role in the next government will be.
Historically, European voters, at least in the post-war period, have known almost instinctively that economic recovery requires political stability and confidence, not the politics of class enmity and racial division.
Historically, however, most trade agreements have taken much longer to complete.
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