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In the meantime, Central Asian countries need sustained donor support, because private investment flows have not recovered to levels that preceded the global financial crisis.
In the meantime, China’s financial challenge is intensifying.
The third possible outcome is that the strongest from among the current critics of the president will win, inheriting the existing system of power, which they will then use to find their own enemy and to fight it as long as it will be possible to remain in power, in the meantime inspiring the compassion or hatred of their compatriots, for whom nothing will really change.
In the meantime, various NGOs, sometimes working with hostile senate staff, will be parsing the public record to find some utterance by the nominee – context is often irrelevant – that suggests bad judgment or values.
In the meantime, they do serious damage because Europeans are so worried about the possibility of reform that the mere possibility of such reforms actually being enacted plunges them into a funk.
In the meantime, Manafort’s past as an adviser to and lobbyist for unsavory dictators around the world was catching up with him.
In the meantime, earth’s climate has been heating up, as predicted.
In the meantime, however, we are likely to see another productivity paradox; the gains from changes in the way businesses operate will take time to be detected at the macroeconomic level.
In the meantime, some $950 billion was invested in oil, gas, and coal in 2013 – a figure that has doubled in real terms since 2000.
In the meantime, governments should use a shadow carbon price and carbon discount rate in their decision-making processes.
In the meantime, tax competition will continue to erode market competition, while denuding governments of the money needed to invest in the public goods needed to ensure firms’ profitability over the long term.
In the meantime, the significant upturn in growth makes radical change far less important and it is a short step from there to putting change on the back burner.
In the meantime, China’s securities and insurance regulators have cracked down on activities like hostile takeovers.
In the meantime, Europeans should view the run-up to the 2014 European Parliament elections as an opportunity to initiate a genuine public debate about their future.
In the meantime, Americans can only hope that their national elected representatives show an equal willingness to face up to and take responsibility for their failures, pettiness, and insistence on putting partisanship ahead of the country’s manifest and urgent needs.
Those May promises have, in the meantime, been made more concrete.
In the meantime, if the global economy continues to integrate, will the prospect of Asian unity be enhanced or hindered?
In the meantime, Greek society will suffer from budgetary austerity, cuts in social expenditure, and an overall economic downturn.
In the meantime, expect a lot more “free” coffee.
In the meantime, the British colonized large portions of the globe.
In the meantime, we in the Polisario Front will continue to work toward securing the rights of the Saharawi people.
But how much pain will we have to bear in the meantime?
In the meantime, progressive federalists in forward-looking states and cities must get to work picking up the pieces of the wreckage the federal government is leaving in its wake.
In the meantime, the governments of TB-stricken countries must use the tools they already have – for example, by doing more to ensure that new treatments like bedaquiline and delamanid are made available to those who need them.
Regardless of when the second summit occurs, the North Korean regime will continue to reap dividends at America’s expense in the meantime.
In the meantime, Japan will drift, unable to take any significant foreign policy decision at a time when Asia’s security landscape is changing rapidly.
Parties should, in the meantime, take note of former South Korean Foreign Minister Yoon Young-kwan’s proposal that the THAAD system be removed after North Korea abandons its nuclear program.
In the meantime, the Fed should certainly not take the lead in raising interest rates when there is no evidence of excess supply in savings vehicles.
But in the meantime, Australian and other regional policymakers should adhere to a simple mantra: More self-reliance.
In the meantime, China will continue to act – as the US once did – on the recognition that claiming and retaining the mantle of global leadership is a long-term proposition, one that often entails short-term financial costs.
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