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But such reforms, the Germans believe, necessarily entail social costs, making them unpopular and difficult to execute.
But that does not necessarily mean that the final two years of Barack Obama’s presidency need to be defined by stalemate and mutual recrimination.
Defensive barriers would not necessarily require heavy investment; they could be mounds of sand several meters high located along and near the shoreline.
They will expand their pool of thinkers to include scientists from necessarily innovative regions.
Some are urgent (but not necessarily important) work-related questions.
Pursuing radical goals does not necessarily mean that a country will act irrationally.
This doesn’t necessarily entail government guarantees, but it does mean that governments should make all the contingencies surrounding a project as clear and predictable as possible.
All of this does not mean that there are necessarily “radicals” and “moderates” within the clerical regime in Teheran.
Germans collectively spend less than they produce, and the difference necessarily shows up as net exports.
Even if Russia and Iran are pursuing separate agendas in supporting Assad, both countries’ interests are inextricably connected to the continuation of the regime, not necessarily to Assad’s political survival.
That price is not necessarily a gain in prestige for the Kremlin.
To be sure, Cameron was not necessarily pitching Europe to an agreeable audience.
And that is a story that does not necessarily end well.
Economic forecasting is necessarily imprecise: too many things happen for forecasters to be able to foresee all of them.
(I should disclose that I plan to invest in this company – not necessarily because I think that it will be the next hot IPO, but because I think that it exploits some interesting and accelerating trends.
This is not necessarily because ruling families appropriate so much that they impoverish everybody else.
And yet things are not necessarily so black and white.
A country that is defaulting can emphasize that the rejection of a particular debt payment does not necessarily entail a rejection of the logic of debt payments as a whole.
Indeed, computer-grading of essays is a surging science, with some studies showing that computer evaluations are fairer, more consistent, and more informative than those of an average teacher, if not necessarily of an outstanding one.
But the past is not necessarily prologue: given the remarkable flexibility of market forces, it would be foolish, if not dangerous, to infer rising inequality in relative incomes in the coming decades by extrapolating from recent trends.
Moreover, in Africa post-authoritarian rulers are not necessarily respectful of human rights and decent governance.
Moreover, a phone, if you had one, was not necessarily a blessing.
Their biggest demands – secure jobs, faster growth, low food prices – are not necessarily compatible, and they may require policies that inflict pain.
In the meantime, a strong euro will require high interest rates to stay high, and the cost in jobs, exports, and growth of GDP will necessarily be high as well.
An executive agreement made by one administration is not necessarily binding on its successor, but it would have to be explicitly repudiated.
True, the West will be able to get its goods more cheaply; but, as Samuelson put it, “being able to purchase groceries 20% cheaper at Wal-Mart does not necessarily make up for the wage losses.”
Nor does helicopter money necessarily have an impact on central bank independence; it can simply be another weapon in its arsenal.
Indeed, in pushing for a small Europe, they have asserted, using the sober rhetoric of Realpolitik, that Europe’s integration path is necessarily shaped by the crises that arise along the way.
Which is to say, they provide an intellectual toolkit for looking at, say, the Western world of 1840, but not necessarily the Western world of 2016.
But hearing voices is not necessarily a sign of mental illness, so understanding the mechanics of auditory hallucinations is crucial to understanding schizophrenia and related disorders.
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