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Both Kenya and Zimbabwe have had two visits from Chinese heads of state during their post-colonial histories.
The divisions between its south and north, which had been two different countries – with totally different histories –until Saleh’s dictatorship, are resurfacing again.
Mao’s China at 60LONDON – Every country is shaped by its history, but countries fabricate and rewrite their histories, too.
The euro zone is a vast area comprised of different nations with different cultures, histories, economies, politics, and so forth.
Germany, with its history of a strong deutsche mark and very competitive costs, likes the strong euro more than, say, its partners, France and Italy, which have histories of weak domestic currencies and non-competitive export costs.
Collective punishment also means not only a type of amnesia by Italians and Romanians about what happened under fascism, nazism, communism, but also for their own national histories.
A focus on inflation may make sense for countries with long histories of inflation, but not for others, like Japan.
Germany’s Nazi past is uniquely horrible, so comparisons with other countries with blighted histories are misleading.
Yet, somehow, the data collectors can manage to record individuals’ purchase histories, their airline seat preferences, and so on.
A team of computer scientists at Stanford and elsewhere created a project called “LOCKSS,” which retains decentralized mirrored copies of documents, and detects corruption or forgery among them, to preserve the integrity of our written histories forever.
Now that the EU seems incapable of stemming its rise among the bloc’s own founding members, maintaining cohesion would require a new pan-European narrative, one that incorporates diverse national histories and political idiosyncrasies.
Throughout their histories, the Indian and Chinese civilizations were separated by the vast Tibetan plateau, limiting their interaction to sporadic cultural and religious contacts; political relations were absent.
EU diplomats used to murmur off the record that Germany and France would never see eye to eye on military and financial issues, owing to their different histories and cultures.
As Europeans, we identify deeply with our nations, traditions, and histories.
Despite obvious differences in the two countries’ histories and economic conditions, the way their dominant parties conduct business, and the economic model they claim to have adopted, are strikingly similar.
The relative histories have followed a similar trend (again, other factors are involved, not just taxes and spending).
Europe’s Non-European EuropeansNation-states are built on ethnic and territorial unity, and their histories and political development are grounded in a sense of collective identity.
The USSR fell apart because its monolithic institutions could not accommodate nations--Czechs and Uzbeks, Hungarians and Siberians, Poles and Mongols--whose histories, circumstances and aspirations were radically divergent.
The Israeli embassy in Waraw responded with a sobering question: Will Holocaust survivors giving testimony about their personal histories also be subject to criminal liability?
Self-reported family histories, by contrast, proved very accurate in predicting the disease.
When countries with tortured histories get this modicum of good fortune, the rich and powerful should seize the chance to help them develop.
And former colonial subjects, though in many cases remarkably well integrated, still bear the scars of troubled imperial histories.
Geopolitical conflicts have long, sordid histories, and violence is more often a symptom of their intractability than an inherent trait.
Much of the courage they demonstrated consisted in their willingness to overcome their personal histories in quest of their peoples’ greater good.
We believe that the former communist Central and Eastern European countries are in a unique position to support the democracy movements in Cuba based on the similarities of their histories and experiences.
Europe is a confluence of different traditions and histories, of independent sovereign states.
In order to manifest such feelings through concrete actions, we have engraved in our hearts the histories of suffering of the people in Asia as our neighbors: those in Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines, and in Taiwan, the Republic of Korea, and China, among others; and we have consistently devoted ourselves to regional peace and prosperity since the end of the war.
We are neighbors, our histories and populations intertwined.
Or that the four countries with the largest Muslim populations – Indonesia, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh – are all cultures with millennia-old histories of coexisting with other religions and cultures.
They are our neighbors, schoolmates, and co-workers, delivering essential services and connecting us to the world through their histories and networks.
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