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This local artist has lived through the stunning transformation of the city-state over the past 13 years, which has been driven by the kind of building boom that one associates with the fastest growing Chinese cities, not the Middle East.
Countries throughout the world and throughout history have defaulted on their debts and lived to talk about it, even prosper.
She has lived up to her reputation.
Regardless of which of the two states they lived in, all Palestinians would be citizens of the Palestinian state, all Jews citizens of Israel.”
Good People, Bad JudgmentsNEW YORK – Vidkun Quisling, Norway’s wartime fascist leader whose name has become synonymous with collaboration with evil, lived with his wife in a rather grandiose villa outside of Oslo.
A communist who considered himself an honest proletarian writer, but called by Stalin, the Red Clown of Power, “svoloc” (scoundrel) and “balagancik” (buffoon), Platonov lived a lifelong ordeal.
How can we expect these governors to be independent from bankers when they have lived, breathed, and eaten the banking perspective for their entire careers?
South Africans are no strangers to health-care meddling by the US; we have lived with the global gag rule before.
In other words, the closer you lived to a printing press, the more likely you were to change the way you viewed your relationship with the Church, the most powerful institution of the time, and with God.
Until recently, people in the Europe savagely controlled by totalitarian regimes also lived in a tainted and oppressed environment.
For those of us who lived and worked in the region during that turbulent decade, the post-Yugoslav wars remain fresh wounds.
One of Gligorov’s toughest challenges was dealing with the country’s large Albanian population, which has lived there for centuries.
Contrary to myths that he and his insurgents lived frugally during the Yenan days, they lived well on trading profits.
Only around 10% of people lived in cities.
In 1975, only 38% of the world's population lived in cities; by 1998, the rate had grown to 47%.
And ten of those 11 – three Iranians, four Indians, two Turks, and one Chinese – have lived and worked in the US or the United Kingdom since their student days.
In fact, it was cheaper only because it passed some of its costs on to others – for example, to people who lived downstream or downwind from the factory farms, and could no longer enjoy clean water and air.
When the World Economic Forum was established in 1971, the global population was roughly four billion, of which 50% lived in poverty.
Arabs, Turks, and Iranians have all lived with each other for millennia.
This is partly because that order has not lived up to its promise of shared prosperity – a failure that must be addressed.
That is difficult for those of us who lived here before the attacks to comprehend; but that psychological distance will become only more pronounced as time passes.
This surge in discrimination against Christian communities in countries where they have lived for many centuries can be explained largely by increasing Islamist militancy and the rise of political Islam in the wake of the Arab Spring.
Fox lived up to this promise with his choice of cabinet ministers.
Even when people feel we have not lived up to the standards expected of a world city, we are glad to be held to a high benchmark, because it keeps us on our toes.
They have lived fruitful lives together, cultivating crops and grazing cattle in a remote village in the hills of southwest Uganda.
Many Koreans, especially those who studied or lived in the West, complain about the "cronyism", and the resulting importance of "connections" in all walks of Korean life, which they see as pervasive features of Korean society.
Former Prime Minister Menachem Begin also lived until his death in a simple apartment in Tel Aviv.
Social Choice and Social WelfareCAMBRIDGE – Human beings have always lived in groups, and their individual lives have invariably depended on group decisions.
Openly racist ideas prevailed in Germany and the American South, and much of the world’s population lived in colonies ruled by European powers.
Citizens in every country must reinvent the ways in which they connect with each other, and they must make these fit into life as lived in the 1990s, with its television, single parent families, and women in the workplace.
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