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As Jolie’s film so ably shows, neither the international community nor local leaders made a concerted effort to prevent bloodshed.
Neither the best-armed government nor the richest can long survive unless broad sections of their population accept its rule as legitimate.
Moreover, Europe neither has the means nor the political cohesion to make up for shortfalls in one region by massive fiscal transfers from other regions (nor would such large transfers generally be a good idea).
Once the potential “military threat” posed by the Soviet Union had vanished into thin air, successive waves of NATO enlargement served neither a military nor an ideological purpose.
While Lula didn’t repeat his comparison with a football game, neither did he criticize the repression, unlike Sarkozy, who did so strongly.
Infectious diseases neither respect national borders nor conveniently follow economies into recession.
And the policies that Turkey has pursued, most notably toward Syria and Egypt, have satisfied neither the region’s Sunni-majority countries nor the West.
For the first time in history, however, neither the laureate nor any member of his immediate family will be present in Oslo to accept the award.
While there were calls to redraw the colonial lines, neither departing Europeans nor local elites were interested in the thorough reshuffling that this would have required.
Almost nothing, neither in support nor in opposition, has been uttered by the King and these other brothers, collectively known as the “Sudairis.”
Neither the Cypriot government nor European taxpayers will put any additional funds into these banks.
But if this capacity is impaired, neither the low road of protection nor the high road of free trade can do much good.
Neither the federal government nor the states have political mandates, funding strategies, or long-term plans to catalyze investment in the next generation of smart, clean technologies.
Yet here, too, neither the neo-Keynesians nor the supply-siders have exerted much effort to improve the institutions of development finance.
Turks in Germany, for instance, say they want to be neither Turkish nor German, neither pulled back into their culture nor pushed into a receiving a culture that rejects what they hold dear.
But, contrary to Weber’s assumptions, a growing number of Westerners today regard neither the logic nor the fairness of the rules as obvious.
These prophets were, of course, neither the first nor the last of their species.
That now seems unlikely: Neither the US nor China is going back to its pre-crisis growth rate or spending pattern.
Constraining demand even more is the fact that businesses in poor countries only need IT when they have educated workforces, which most poor country firms neither have nor need.
In the years since the collapse of the Soviet Union, neither EU nor European national policymakers have devised a coherent strategy setting out the relationship that Europe wants with the Russian Federation.
The problem is that SDRs are used neither to settle cross-border transactions nor as a unit in which to denominate international bonds.
The right question is how to develop innovative and efficient government programs to provide public goods and services that neither the marketplace nor the nonprofit sector can deliver on its own.
Likewise, other prisoners will be expelled to the West Bank, and will not come into contact with the Israeli population, neither in the settlements nor in Israel.
The problem is that, even if Trump and Kim recognize the corner into which they have painted themselves, neither has the political space to backpedal on their threats without risking serious domestic and international humiliation.
Neither the industrializing countries of the nineteenth century nor the successful Asian catch-up economies of the late twentieth century ever experienced anything close to such rates of population growth.
Neither the United States nor anyone else was in a position to stop it.
More important, neither FON operations nor China’s exclusion from the RIMPAC exercise addresses the shifts in regional dynamics brought about by China’s island-building and militarization, not to mention its bullying of its neighbors.
As abhorrent as Shkreli’s decision may be, neither he nor Turing is the real problem.
In these cirumstances, neither Syria nor Iran seems capable of delivering anything but mayhem in Iraq.
But when Hitler breached the treaty, both Chamberlain and Daladier lost popular support, and, by the start of WWII, neither was still in office.
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