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Indeed, traditional balance-of-power theory suggests that US primacy in power resources should be offset by a Sino-Russian partnership.
Indeed, the main lesson of recent years is that their own security requires that they support democratic openings elsewhere.
Indeed, HFT firms talk of a “race to zero,” the point at which trading takes place at close to the speed of light.
So the traditional defense of US and, indeed, European capital markets is not as axiomatic as it once seemed.
Indeed, average income in Latin America is now barely above its 1980 level.
Indeed, even the current anemic pace of growth is probably unsustainable.
And, indeed, as that stimulus wanes, the impact of inadequate advanced-country demand on Chinese growth is becoming increasingly apparent.
And, indeed, debt and unfunded non-debt liabilities increasingly weigh down public-sector balance sheets and pension funds, eroding the foundations of resilient, sustainable growth.
Indeed, for commodity-exporting countries, the fall in prices is generating fiscal and economic headwinds of varying intensity.
All of the great religions have traditions of fruitful interchange with – and, indeed, support for – scientific inquiry.
They have imbued reform efforts with a degree of urgency that has had a far-reaching impact; indeed, conventional GDP data do not reflect the scale of the transformation that they are driving.
Indeed, it was the combination of broad-based education, openness to science and innovation, investment in advanced telecommunications infrastructure, and knowhow in manufacturing smart-phones that fueled China’s rapid advancement in the e-tail and Internet industries.
Indeed, we can study, on a convenient classroom scale, the same forces that move atoms and planets.
Indeed, although EU integration is already bringing democracy and stability to the countries of the Balkans, it is an unfinished job, and completing that task is both vital and uncertain.
Indeed, the Soviet Union had a similar experience 40 years ago, when a protracted period of rising oil revenues fueled an increasingly assertive foreign policy, which culminated in the 1979 invasion of Afghanistan.
Indeed, while the devastating consequences of the Soviet Union’s Afghan adventure are now well known, at the time the invasion was viewed as a major defeat for the West.
Indeed, it led to a period of extreme economic weakness – a key factor in the Soviet Union’s dissolution just three years after its withdrawal from Afghanistan.
She even announced a value-added tax increase (which her new government has, indeed, decided to implement in 2007).
Indeed, the upper 10% of income recipients pay more than 50% of aggregate income tax revenue, and the upper 20% pays about 80%, while 40% of income recipients pay no income taxes whatsoever.
Indeed, after Lafontaine’s “The Left” party merged with eastern Germany’s ex-communists, it secured a firm base among voters, changing the political equilibrium in the country.
Indeed, joint efforts to keep the Indian Ocean open and safe are already a reality.
Today’s populists, however, demand simple – indeed, simplistic – answers outside the scope of mainstream consensus.
Indeed, there is a complex, non-linear feedback relationship between the two, so developing an accurate capital-pricing system depends on both actors.
Indeed, the deep polarization resulting from the Brexit referendum recalls previous episodes that shook up political allegiances and broke up old friendships.
Indeed, the military, the bulwark of Mubarak’s regime, is now in charge in Egypt, and has been repressing, jailing, and killing protesters who dare to stand up.
Indeed, various Arab countries, notably Egypt and Tunisia, are seeking Indonesian leaders’ advice on balancing Islam and politics.
Indeed, the importance of regional economic integration for global stability and security cannot be understated.
With the participation of the US and Russia in the expanded East Asia Summit, the regional architecture is, indeed, becoming more dynamic.
Indeed, Japan’s investment and aid to Southeast Asia have fueled ASEAN’s economic progress.
Indeed, protectionism can do nothing to reduce America's trade deficit and stanch domestic unemployment.
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