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An attack on Iran might, however, produce
precisely
the effect that Netanyahu seeks to avoid.
The US, having emerged from the war as the only creditor country, did
precisely
that.
Such misguided reasoning is
precisely
what led to a generation of unnecessarily slow growth in Japan.
May’s government had resisted the vote
precisely
because it feared that it would have to provide more details about its aims, either repeating disingenuously the Brexiteers’ pledges, which the EU would quickly declare unacceptable, or owning up to the Brexiteers’ (and its own) deception.
Indeed, this is
precisely
why previous fiscal-consolidation plans for Greece missed their targets so spectacularly.
Of course, it is
precisely
because domestic tourism and production are disadvantaged relative to tourism and production abroad that many economists prefer a weak rupee.
It is
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because of this that I can now visit my ancestral hometown and talk to the people who now live in the house in which I was born--because they do not feel threatened, because they know I don't want to displace them or take their house.''
The country’s external deficit is exploding, and borrowing costs have spiked
precisely
as financing has become imperative.
An extension of maturities on its debt repayments is
precisely
what it needs to weather the storm.
It was
precisely
this reasoning that led to the election of President Donald Trump in the United States.
That is
precisely
what China sees in today’s Middle East.
It was a club that countries sought to join
precisely
in order to achieve faster economic growth.
What people expect from populists is
precisely
their radicalism and readiness to do what they say.
The Saudi authorities perceived the Shia demonstrations as an assertion of Iranian policy, as they coincided
precisely
with Iran’s celebration of the 30th anniversary of its Islamic Revolution.
The reason that politicians and corporate managers alike hate CDSs is
precisely
because CDS rates are so useful and so prompt in exposing their mistakes.
And that is
precisely
the goal of negative interest rates: In a world where supply outstrips demand and too much saving chases too few productive investments, the equilibrium interest rate is low, if not negative.
The massive tax claims against Yukos used for this purpose were
precisely
that – the means rather than the end.
The danger now is that pro-secession leaders may twist the loss of sovereignty supposedly inherent in association with the EU into
precisely
such a claim.
The problem with globalization today is
precisely
that a few may benefit and a majority may be worse off, unless government takes an active role in managing and shaping it .
It is not yet clear
precisely
how to approach this process.
That is why today’s main crises in the Middle East are playing out
precisely
in the heartland of the Sykes-Picot Agreement: Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq.
But satire and ridicule will not work to persuade people who love Trump
precisely
because of his weirdness.
But for
precisely
that reason, more conservative elements within Iran’s government are deeply suspicious of Rouhani’s reformist agenda, viewing the potential emergence of a more worldly, pluralistic society as a serious threat to the regime’s survival.
The 400 fathers of the enslaved children, of course, are left to wonder where, precisely, respect for life is in President Hu Jintao’s so-called “harmonious society.”
Many economists hesitate on
precisely
what lies ahead.
We will be able to determine every disease’s cause and progression precisely, and machines will operate with more autonomy, within a standardized environment, to provide the exact treatment that every patient needs.
By understanding patients’ diseases precisely, we can push medicine one step closer to its ultimate goal: patient-centered care of the finest quality.
And yet, particularly since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, that is
precisely
what has happened, owing to four key mistakes made by the Bush administration.
Comparative epidemiologists have repeatedly noticed something remarkable about these illnesses: only Western countries (or, more precisely, societies with monotheistic traditions) – particularly prosperous Western countries – are subject to prevalence rates of this magnitude.
After all, it has been more than 20 years since economists Douglas Staiger, James H. Stock, and Mark W. Watson showed that the natural rate of unemployment is not a stable parameter that can be estimated
precisely.
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