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Invariably, predictions will sometimes fail, which could lead to dangerous, or at least embarrassing, situations.
All of this might sound zany, but the stories of miracles in any faith invariably do.
If China’s interpretations of international law – which invariably serve its expansionist ambitions –are truly to be countered, challenges of its territorial claims will need to be repeated regularly and coordinated with others.
At that point, “Caliph” Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, or some future would-be caliph, would invariably fuse the region’s mounting governance chaos with a global jihadi campaign – a process that, as we have seen in Paris and elsewhere, has already started.
Invariably, when she traveled on business to Beijing, she would insist on first shopping for a present for the former Chinese leader, Zhao Ziyang, with whom she had negotiated Hong Kong’s handover.
She moved step by step, invariably in the same direction.
Therein lies the ultimate twist of codependency: one partner invariably looks inward and turns on the other, in order to recapture that missing piece of its identity.
Weakness in the rest of the world implies a stronger dollar, which will invariably weaken US growth.
“I will even venture to affirm that if he has and invariably practices them all, they are hurtful, while the appearance of having them is useful.”
Incentives for resolving the conflict rarely emerged, and invariably on only one side or the other, but not both.
That promise arguably holds in the long run, but a far tougher reality check invariably occurs in the short run.
In many Asian countries, favors invariably create obligations, which is perhaps why people are sometimes disinclined to interfere in the problems of others.
But, even then, it can never be justified fully, and the nameless, nagging guilt of which Primo Levi wrote so movingly invariably follows.
Popular dissatisfaction partly reflects a phenomenon that invariably arose in numerous conversations with academics, intellectuals, and top officials: the murky frontier of legality currently reigning in China.
If so, it should impress upon them the notion that their best strategy, both internally and internationally, is to devote their considerable resources and energy to strengthening China’s rule-of-law institutions, even though such reforms will invariably curtail the CCP’s arbitrary power.
On the other hand, hundreds of thousands of joeys inside the pouches of female kangaroos who are shot are not counted, though they will invariably die.
Europe’s Critical ElectionMADRID – Discussions about Europe-wide elections are invariably infused with expectations of dramatic change that rarely, if ever, are met.
Russia’s No-Participation PactMOSCOW – The Russian government, with its solid hold on power, has invariably gotten away with poor performance, inefficiency, corruption, and widespread violation of political rights and civil liberties.
Despite the recent rise in negative public sentiment, protest activity remains fragmented and invariably local in scope and demands.
Nor do I believe that Russia is so inherently autocratic that democracy must invariably fail.
On the contrary, psychological studies invariably show that people care not only about their absolute income, but also about where they stand in the social pyramid and whether their position is fair.
America’s Saving PerilsNEW HAVEN – US politicians invariably bemoan trade as the enemy of the middle class, the major source of pressure on jobs and wages.
But crises invariably create opportunities.
Foreign policy has almost invariably been the refuge of US presidents hit by mid-term defeats.
Likewise, women tend to avoid the figurehead status that traditional protest has in the past imposed on certain activists – almost invariably a hotheaded young man with a megaphone.
Parliament, political parties, and politicians then came and went alternately with military coups, which invariably suppressed the maturation of democratic institutions.
Until only recently, it seemed that the more important the symbolic importance of a case, the harsher China’s official response invariably would be.
From heroic victory, however, exhaustion invariably follows.
These Sunni leaders live in abject fear of the geopolitical earthquake that any disintegration of political authority in Baghdad would bring, believing that all-out civil war would invariably follow – a war that would not respect international borders.
In this piece of inspired oversimplification, cultural 'diversity' is invariably seen as a boon rather than a threat.
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