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Indeed, polls indicate that Poroshenko’s appeal lay largely in his focus on immediate internal challenges.
Such statistics indicate that Hong Kong and mainland China have been linked to each other closely in economic areas, and that the handover of sovereignty may not have much immediate impact on both sides.
But all signs indicate that the month will end in doubt and pessimism.
Indeed, the resumption of diplomatic relations with the United States, and the suspension of a US investment ban, indicate that transformation has already taken place.
Alternatively, with neither of the larger parties able to declare real victory, they could decide as a compromise to indicate preference for one of the other leaders who had campaigned – perhaps Verhofstadt, the liberal centrist.
First, low interest rates do not necessarily indicate that advanced economies are mired in a low-growth trap as a consequence of adverse demographic trends and slow productivity growth.
But enough has already been said and done to indicate that this is not the only possible path; that the goal of transnational citizenship is not utterly unreal.
A few days after Wen's interview, while commenting on recent developments in Taiwan with Premier Wen at his side, US President George W. Bush said that America opposed "any unilateral decision to change the status quo, and the comments and actions made by the leader of Taiwan indicate that he may be willing to make decisions unilaterally to change the status quo, which we oppose."
This may mean that the surveys I have quoted indicate not widespread equality, but widespread hypocrisy.
Recent public opinion surveys indicate why Toledo needs such assistance: many Peruvians believe that his government is as corrupt as Fujimori's.
That is why we need to train robots to identify and weigh a given situation’s ethically relevant features (for example, those that indicate potential benefits or harm to a person).
Successive governments have defended this approach, arguing that past secessionist movements indicate that the Rohingya never identified as part of the country.
In fact, the old French proverb, “never two without three,” may seem to indicate that, after those two votes, a Le Pen victory is all but inevitable.
In the United States, for example, 2010 census data indicate that 39% of the population lives in shoreline counties.
As the recurring debates consuming the country indicate, it is manifestly time for a change.
And current conditions, together with the interests of the “left behind,” indicate that the once-unthinkable has become essential, if not inevitable.
And, while calculating the size of the financial sector is extremely difficult due to its opaqueness and complexity, official US statistics indicate that financial firms accounted for roughly one-third of American corporate profits in 2006.
In both the United States and Japan, despite low unemployment, wages are not increasing, at least not at the rate historical experience would indicate.
And studies in Japan indicate that higher population densities create stronger incentives for individuals to become entrepreneurs; a 10% increase in population density increases the share of people who wish to become entrepreneurs by approximately 1%.
Both experience and macroeconomic theory indicate what to expect.
So China can have a trade deficit with the Middle East and a trade surplus with the US, but these bilateral balances indicate nothing about China’s overall contribution to global imbalances.
At the moment, opinion polls indicate that the UK electorate would vote for continued EU membership.
Public-opinion polls indicate that the hard line championed by Moon and Ahn is more popular than Park’s more conservative approach.
The third analogy is reflected in Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s recent references to Israel’s nuclear deterrent, which may have been a mistake, but probably indicate the evolution of Israeli strategic thinking.
Polls indicate that a majority of the electorate would favor Trump’s resignation if it were proved that his campaign colluded with Russia to sway the election.
Will the 7.5% objective set for 2013 be maintained next year, as a recent leak from senior Chinese officials seems to indicate, or do the recent pronouncements indicate further deceleration toward 7%?
Moreover, there is nothing to indicate that the government aid proposed in the budget will reach those who need it with any more efficiency than the dismal record so far.
The celebration of the glory of the past, mixed with popular English songs of the present, seemed to indicate renewed national confidence.
In fact, Trump’s recent visit did little to indicate what Israel can expect from his administration.
And all signs indicate that the pace of adoption is accelerating.
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