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Nowadays, we are more likely to have quick, superficial experiences than to immerse ourselves in a culture.
And, as we are seeing worldwide nowadays, national governments are difficult to overturn and also difficult to (re)build.
But, even with long-term investors, to build a viable city at scale nowadays represents a daunting challenge, requiring not just architecture, but also modern infrastructure, schools, and hospitals.
The problem for social democrats nowadays is how to survive if large numbers of underprivileged people turn right instead of left.
The left is deeply divided on virtually all issues – Europe, secularism, education, business, and more – making it extremely difficult to identify what exactly constitutes “leftist” policies nowadays.
Nowadays at the College of Europe, the “culture of doubt” among students from Old Europe seems to prevail over what was once the pragmatic confidence of students from New Europe.
Nowadays, international economic diplomacy is centered on the US and China.
Nowadays, globalization is inescapable.
Nowadays, we are witnessing the application of Sun’s ideas in Africa, where China’s prime objectives are to secure energy and mineral supplies to fuel its breakneck economic expansion, open up new markets, curtail Taiwan’s influence on the continent, consolidate its burgeoning global authority, and clinch for themselves African-allocated export quotas.
Nowadays, politicians everywhere seem to want to "cash in" once their days in power are finished.
Perestroika and glasnost, so derided nowadays, prepared the ground for that.
In explaining the variation in levels of entrepreneurship across countries, much attention is devoted nowadays to differences in national attitudes and policies.
Are we learning of it because our prosecutor and police are bolder and better equipped nowadays?
Aside from areas of particular concern (oil, arms, guerrillas, drugs), the US needs Latin America dearly nowadays because resistance to it is springing up everywhere, and with greater virulence than at any time since World War II’s end.
In fact, relations between the two sides nowadays are purely functional; a new Cold War has started.
Besides, given the stories of rampant corruption in accounting practices in the West nowadays, the EU should be more understanding.
It is common nowadays for people to conclude contracts that are so long and convoluted that signatories do not know what they entail (this was a major factor contributing to the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, which fueled the global economic crisis and subsequent Great Recession).
Likewise, central banks nowadays intervene in ways that often are poorly understood by those most affected.
Even Western bosses keen on China, it appears, are finding it hard nowadays to praise Jiang, as he crushes the Falun Gong spiritual movement by imprisoning or confining its members to psychiatric hospitals.
More ominously, time budget studies find that Americans nowadays have fewer conversations with other people, and the number of people who never participate in a social gathering with their neighbors has doubled.
This general decline of "connectedness" in the United States is more pernicious than just the loss of that warm and cuddly sense of community that many people feel nowadays.
Society nowadays is different than in the 1890s; so too, the causes of a stagnant stock of social capital.
Central bankers nowadays enjoy the popularity of rock stars, and deservedly so: their response to the difficult and uncertain environment during and after the financial crisis has been largely impeccable.
The highest level civil servant or chief justice of the Supreme Court at the end of their careers is nowadays paid barely half the salary of graduates of India's elite educational institutions, who are snapped up by the global economy.
NAM in TehranNEW DELHI – Nowadays, the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is no longer much of a movement.
Mistrust and anger toward a corrupt and inefficient political class, coupled with skepticism about democracy – even nostalgia for communism – is to be found nowadays not only in Romania, but also in some other parts of Eastern Europe.
I assumed that I was supposed to be provoked into unguarded comments, a method that fashionable TV journalists everywhere use nowadays.
Moreover, this acceptance has worked -- for both sides, and nowadays there seems no easy way out from the practice.
Nowadays, the banking system is much larger than the set of institutions formally called “banks” that are intensively regulated by central banks and treasuries.
Such is the case regarding Russia nowadays.
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