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As in much of Central Asia, including Afghanistan, national boundaries, enclaves, and exclaves separate various groups that, historically, intermingled within a single region.
The identity of Bolivia’s indigenous people, who were historically excluded from political, social, and economic life, is beginning to be seen as a synonym for confrontation, violence, and ethnic aggressiveness.
On the contrary, dictatorships have historically fallen, regardless of the fortune of Western democracies.
Extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) is a difficult to treat strain of TB which, attacks where health systems are historically weak, especially in areas of high HIV prevalence.
Historically, most Jews, living in poor villages, were neither.
Historically, ending longstanding conflicts – for example, taming the Khmer Rouge, which had been responsible for the Cambodian genocide in the 1970s – has depended on comprehensive strategies that have not put disarmament first.
The Bush RepressionHow will President George W. Bush’s administration be remembered historically?
Freedom of expression historically has been regarded as a domestic concern.
Historically, the Supreme Court has sided with consumers in cases related to inflation adjustments on savings deposits.
Afflicted by historically high unemployment, massive under-employment, and relatively stagnant real wages, while burdened with underwater mortgages, excessive debt, and subpar saving, US consumers are stretched as never before.
Since the international monetary system has experienced few changes historically, the effort to revamp it is bound to be a long march.
Moreover, a system of mass incarceration that continues to target African-Americans has historically served a triple function.
The negative effects have often been concentrated in particular industries and geographic regions (such as the historically industrial Rust Belt of the United States), where manufacturing can be costlier and less efficient than in other countries.
The widespread adoption of today’s stringent IP protection is also historically unprecedented.
Women need to know that they can reach positions of genuine authority, even in domains from which they have historically been excluded – and they need encouragement to get there.
Thanks to US leadership, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and other European countries have enjoyed historically unsurpassed security since joining NATO, but that security should not be taken for granted.
Higher oil prices tend to erode production discipline in OPEC, particularly by members (such as Nigeria and Venezuela) that have historically rushed to secure higher revenues to mitigate difficult budgetary conditions, at the expense of their peers (such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates).
Some of Ukraine’s regions have historically been a part of Russia, Poland, or the Ottoman Empire.
Historically, increases in productivity have rarely destroyed jobs.
Historically, when China and Japan were not tormenting each other, they were tormenting Korea.
Historically, few autocrats have understood that change produced peacefully by government is the most viable conservative solution to popular demands, and the best way to avoid violent revolution.
In Spain, banks have historically issued 30-year mortgages whose interest rates are indexed to interbank rates such as Euribor, with a small spread (often less than 100 basis points) fixed for the lifetime of the mortgage.
Moreover, trusted authorities had seemed to say again and again that such events were historically remote and could not happen again.
Historically, failure to protect against inflation or deflation has helped spur calamitous outcomes.
Brazil and India, for example, have historically suffered from inward-looking trade policies, though both have become more open in recent years.
But they also have a historically ingrained sense of insecurity, owing to frequent conquest and domination, which is being aggravated today by the presence of American troops to their west in Iraq and to their east in Afghanistan.
Organizing research and development within a large corporation may be much less challenging than trying to generate the complex ecosystem that a start-up approach would require (which may be why the first preceded the second historically).
Democrats, too, have historically opposed a VAT, because it is a highly regressive form of taxation.
After all, Saudi Arabia’s southern tribes and Yemen’s northern tribes are historically the same people, while the Shia in the Kingdom’s oil-rich Eastern Province are protesting in political harmony with the Shia of Bahrain.
Rather, it is the result of how oil wealth shifted economic development away from manufacturing jobs that have historically pulled women into the labor force, while promoting jobs in construction, which tend to be dominated by men.
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