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But almost immediately after Trump assumed office, Defense Secretary James Mattis flew to Seoul to reassure the Koreans, and the administration moved ahead with installing the advanced Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system in South Korea, despite Chinese objections.
And yet Trump has backed away from his threat, and the Europeans have moved a little in the direction that the US has urged.
Once the four-star general was moved to the new position, his relationship with the president began to sour.
To be sure, the US Federal Reserve has moved away from monetary expansion since late 2013, when it began progressively reducing and ultimately halting bond purchases and shrinking its balance sheet.
In the last 25 years, we have moved from a world dominated by two superpowers to one dominated by one, and now to a leaderless, multi-polar world.
He has also moved the Fund decisively away from its obsession with fiscal austerity measures (a big early mistake – with lasting traumatic consequences – in Indonesia and Korea in late 1997).
In fact, China’s leaders have moved away from strongman politics, toward more collective leadership.
Abroad, he has moved to mitigate the blowback to Russia from a series of external political and economic shocks.
But the world has moved since the 1970’s in the direction of greater exchange rate flexibility.
And their governments have moved quickly to cool the market.
As for the nuclear deal, Trump has moved beyond demonizing Iran publicly to decertifying the agreement, even though Iran has kept up its end of the bargain.
That, in turn, has reflected the fall in labor income as a share of the economy, owing in part to structural changes that have moved workers out of agriculture (where the labor share of income is high) and into manufacturing (where capital commands a larger share of income).
Indeed, one of the areas in need of such regulatory progress is exactly the same, but has merely moved from food products to financial products.
This provoked a brain drain as experienced FEMA personnel moved into the private sectorPrivatization also left poorer states and poorer communities especially vulnerable.
But residents of Puerto Rico are also US citizens and they vote with their feet – the population has fallen from 3.9 million to 3.5 million in recent years as talented and energetic people have moved to Florida, Texas, and other parts of the mainland.
But that arrangement failed financially and economically, and the US soon moved towards a full federation.
Early in the 1990s, India moved away from the dozy statist system bequeathed by Nehru by adopting market-friendly policies.
Obama in Israel’s New WorldPARIS – Now that Binyamin Netanyahu has formed a new Israeli government out of a dizzying kaleidoscope of possible post-election permutations, has the country’s politics moved to the center?
In both domestic and in international terms, Israel has not so much moved to the center as it has embraced a new type of national consensus that began to emerge in 2011.
In Israel, Obama will encounter a country that has indeed moved, but not toward a missing center.
It has moved into its own orbit.
This is one reason why the Kingdom moved troops into Bahrain when Arab Spring protests by the country’s Shia majority erupted – and why America, having learned its lesson in Iraq, gave its tacit consent.
At a time when democracies are struggling with various models of welfarism, seeking to balance the imperative of fiscal retrenchment with alleviating the insecurity of vulnerable populations, India has moved in a direction that few thought possible for a developing country.
With the election of the young, tanned John F. Kennedy in 1960, the Hollywood aesthetic moved into the White House for the first time.
After more than two years of vacillation, policymakers have moved decisively toward economic and political union.
If Chile's rightist political parties want to capitalize on Mr. Lavin's popularity, they must show that they have moved away from their bedrock conservative ideology and have become pragmatic, modern, and issue oriented.
If the right fails to convince voters that it has, in fact, moved in this direction, it is likely to go back to its traditional 30% of the vote.
But their behavior has now moved beyond the civilized pale.
Life would be a lot easier today if China had moved to a much greater degree of exchange-rate flexibility back when the going was good, as some of us had advised for more than a decade.
By emphasizing the federal nature of India's polity, he is directly addressing an issue that has moved front and center in debates over economic reform in an era of globalization.
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