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When IOR-ARC meets, new windows are opened between countries separated by distance as well as politics.
Long distance phone service has been opened to vigorous competition in many nations, and this has enormously improved the quality of long distance phoning.
Moreover, Hatoyama is set to expose a secret Cold War nuclear agreement that opened Japanese ports to US naval vessels carrying nuclear weapons, in contravention of Japan’s Three Non-Nuclear Principles, which have guided official policy since the late 1960’s.
The Khrushchev thaw that followed may have been short-lived, but for the first time in Soviet history the possibility of change was opened – a possibility that Mikhail Gorbachev seized upon in 1985.
Deng quickly routed Mao’s “Gang of Four” heirs, and in only a few years opened China’s economy, fueling a capitalist revolution that has transformed China far more completely – and successfully – than Mao’s socialist revolution ever did.
Then he opened a trade rift with the EU.
Later, negotiations could be opened up to all states, placing them under the ambit of the UNFCCC, for example.
This was to be the beginning of a new era, one in which a responsible, modern Argentina opened itself in a disciplined way to the United States and the world.
International trade soared, Austrian firms invested heavily in the region, and Austrian banks opened subsidiaries there, financing these countries’ modernization.
It wasn't until 1978, under Deng Xiaoping, that China opened up to the world.
The EU advanced this idea further at the European Council in Thessaloniki – the tenth anniversary of which is also this month – when, after a decade of violent conflict in the Balkans, it opened the EU accession path for Yugoslavia’s successor states.
Mass graves are unearthed, torture chambers opened.
There is some support for this argument in Piketty’s work: the French economy takes off after WWI and again after WWII, both periods in which the French political system opened up and enacted progressive reforms.
But a wide gap has opened up between the financial authorities and the banks on the costs and benefits of the much higher requirements now demanded by Basel.
Towards a People's UNA new session of the UN General Assembly has opened in New York.
Containment Begins at HomeNEW YORK – Earlier this month, Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez, a 24-year-old US citizen of Middle Eastern descent, opened fire at two military sites in Chattanooga, Tennessee, killing five.
Facebook initially agreed, but allowed a new page to be opened the next day.
The US oil industry has proved more adaptable and resilient than expected; cheaper shale fields have opened even as old ones have closed.
The question now is whether the social rifts that the coup has opened – in Egypt and the wider Arab world – will become too deep to be bridged by any democratic path in the foreseeable future.
First of all, it explains why China’s coastal regions developed earlier and faster after the country launched its market reforms and opened to the world.
But a window has opened for both sides.
Programs in both countries have been successful; in Mexico, for example, more than nine million new accounts were opened in the first two years.
India has opened up its economy to world trade and started to privatize many of its state-owned industries (albeit often too slowly).
Radioactivity, x-rays and the discovery of the electron opened up a new world.
It opened up its economy to world trade and international capital; it sought to guarantee low inflation and sound money.
As with so many referendums, this fake independence vote has opened a deep fracture in Catalan society.
After September 11, 2001, they quickly moved their policy through the window of opportunity that the terrorist attacks had opened.
And Putin seems to have been more than happy to see that commercial doors were opened to Flynn.
And then, two years ago this April, the wall that split the capital into north and south was opened.
In June 1957, moreover, Nasser’s security forces allegedly opened fire on Brotherhood members in their prison cells, killing 21 and wounding hundreds.
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