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But no one should think that debate in democracies is always based on reason, or that democracy necessarily makes people more rational.
But to be a North Korean today is not necessarily to accept the world as it is.
Testing is only a small element of a weapons program – and not necessarily an essential one.
But French ideas are not necessarily central to a Europe no longer driven by the Franco-German engine.
PPPs’ new appeal may redefine not just development economics, but also the overall relationship between rich and poor countries – though not necessarily for the better.
After all, Trump believes that a country with a bilateral trade deficit is necessarily being taken advantage of by its partner.
But when economics becomes merely another tool for enhancing the president’s personal power, the economy, as we now see, necessarily pays the price.
True, they could arguably acquire similar weapons elsewhere, but not necessarily as cheaply and conveniently.
But even if he could, a strong greenback is not necessarily good for his policy objectives; nor is the exchange rate even an accurate measure of the currency’s true strength.
But while a strong dollar exchange rate might appeal to Trump’s ego, it doesn’t necessarily serve his broader agenda.
That does not necessarily mean that the idiot’s solution makes sense.
The question is whether the end of “dollar diplomacy,” which the economist Barry Eichengreen predicts, will necessarily mean the rise of renminbi diplomacy.
Second, many (if not necessarily all) central banks will eventually figure out how to generate higher inflation expectations.
Presidential assassinations do not necessarily lead to civil wars, but in Burundi, a large-scale massacre of Tutsi civilians by Hutu immediately followed the coup attempt.
And the Caribbean does not necessarily offer many sports activities besides track and field, for which relatively few material resources are needed to create champions.
One reason why tax havens are difficult to eliminate is that not everyone in government necessarily views them in the same way.
But, as is often the case with natural-resource exploitation in developing countries – though not necessarily in Chile – the process has turned into a tragicomedy of errors, impeding the country’s development.
Chile’s constitution leaves no room for doubt that lithium belongs to the state, so the state will necessarily be a key player in the development of the lithium industry.
But that does not necessarily imply constancy.
But things that work on a small scale do not necessarily work when slightly larger.
Online, what is good for business is not necessarily good for individuals or societies.
But that does not necessarily detract from his genius.
Each tastes different, and does not necessarily mix with the next, but they belong together on the same plate, and they complement each other in making the meal satisfying.
None of these will necessarily be a measure of future success.
Many in the West assumed that liberal capitalism’s victory over totalitarian socialism would necessarily bring an end to wars and sanguinary revolutions.
Several decades ago, the American political scientist Samuel P. Huntington argued that economic prosperity in developing countries with weak governing institutions would not necessarily lead to political stability.
In their recent book Why Nations Fail, the economists Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson suggest that elections – even those that are free and fair – do not necessarily move societies from what they call “extractive” to “inclusive” systems.
Leading organizations like Umar, Fatayat, and Muslimat provide a corrective to the widespread view that Sharia necessarily impedes women.
Petri and Plummer assume that labor markets are sufficiently flexible that job losses in adversely affected parts of the economy are necessarily offset by job gains elsewhere.
While reducing the annual flow of emissions by, say, 2050 would be a positive step, it does not necessarily guarantee success in terms of limiting the eventual rise in global temperature.
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