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The Toyota Prius, a hybrid-electric vehicle first introduced in Japan in 1997, marked an initial breakthrough.
He could have witnessed the cooperation and progress that marked the post-war era.
Globalization After the CrisisWASHINGTON, DC – The world economy has just been through a severe recession marked by financial turmoil, large-scale destruction of wealth, and declines in industrial production and global trade.
In any case, action on North Korea should be just one part of a broader effort to advance non-proliferation, which could help Trump to redefine a presidency that has so far been marked largely by chaos and conflict.
His years as SG (1997-2006) were marked by political judgment, tact, and integrity.
The Chinese press, however, marked the anniversary with effusive articles describing Tibetan joy at being liberated from centuries of feudalism and slavery.
The death of Ayatollah Khomeini – and that of other religious authorities ( marjas ) like Ayatollah Abul Qassem Khoi in Najaf, Iraq – marked the end of the ideal of a ruler who had mastered both religion and politics.
In marked contrast, Sweden leads the RWB’s rankings, and is one of only two states to receive excellent scores on both political and civil liberties from Freedom House.
Of course, official relations between the two countries are marked by much political and economic competition - some of it healthy, some of it a possible harbinger of future strategic rivalry.
Yet in marked contrast to the smaller nations that half a century earlier had joined France, Italy and Germany in launching the Union's fore-runner, the European Economic Community, the new arrivals are digging in their heels, demanding equal rights.
But the current frenzied focus is marked by considerable amnesia.
Antimicrobial Resistance on the Global AgendaLONDON – November marked a setback in the fight against drug-resistant infections.
Financed via Special Purpose Entities, mortgages were parceled up in debt packages and securitized entities in which neither originators nor sponsors retained any material long-term stake but paid credit rating agencies to award a nice little ribbon marked AAA.
Recent consumption data are already weakening relative to a couple of months ago, marked by holiday retail sales that were merely passable.
In 1967, US President Lyndon Johnson and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev turned UN resolutions into the Outer Space Treaty, which marked the end of the first military space competition.
Few remember that quantitative easing (QE) marked the start of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal.
But the data show neither marked austerity by historical standards nor government cutbacks severe enough to explain the huge job losses.
In doing so, France became the catalyst not only for building European unity, but also for creating the prosperity that marked Europe’s post-war decades – a prosperity now under threat because of the global financial and economic crisis.
To be sure, Europe’s economic softening could prove temporary, and PMIs for eurozone countries did strengthen somewhat in June, following a couple of months of marked decline.
Strong global growth in 2007 marked the beginning of a rise in global inflation, a phenomenon that, with some caveats (the sharp slowdown in the US and some advanced economies), continued into 2008.
Remaking IranTEHRAN – Iranian President Hassan Rouhani recently marked the end of his first year in office not only with smiles, but also with further evidence of his efforts at domestic reform and geostrategic reorientation.
China’s relationship with Hong Kong is complicated further by the legacy of the 1842 Opium War, which led to Hong Kong’s establishment as a British colony – and marked the beginning of the Western powers’ onslaught on China.
Shell’s report, marked “confidential,” was first disclosed by a Dutch news organization earlier this year.
The European Union’s enlargement after 2004 marked the beginning of a fresh chapter in European history, but it did not illustrate a new pan-European strategy or a renewed sense of integration.
First, China’s crisis management has made its growth pattern, marked by massive investment demand, even more problematic.
In many countries, this is leading to a new round of austerity – policies that will almost surely lead to weaker national and global economies and a marked slowdown in the pace of recovery.
Merkel’s American MindersBERLIN – Germans used to joke that Chancellor Angela Merkel’s penchant for communicating via fleeting text messages effectively marked the end of traditional historiography.
Africa and Europe have a very old relationship, marked by complexity and pain.
At the height of the global crisis in 2009, many low-income countries experienced a slowdown in growth marked by falling exports, lower remittances from expatriate workers, and subdued foreign investment.
Similarly, the dot-com bubble that preceded this period was marked by innovation – Web sites through which one could order dog food and soft drinks online.
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