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This helped providers track health trends more precisely, and allowed for proactive and cost-effective health management.
Of course, today the threat posed by globalization extends
precisely
to these “new” jobs.
The Cold War,
precisely
because it never became “hot,” was never the equivalent of World War I or II.
An event of this magnitude would likely cause the oceans to rise by perhaps 20 feet over the next hundred years –
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the sort of thing that environmental activists have in mind when they warn about potential end-of-the-world calamities.
Anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of physics and engineering – two subjects at which Russians excel – can see that the system is designed to do
precisely
that.
Paradoxically, then, what the British, with their opposition to “deepening” European integration, are really offering the Turks is
precisely
the sort of “privileged partnership” that Austria, together with Angela Merkel, has been backing.
In the short term, it is difficult to assess
precisely
the role of inter-urban competition in promoting the development of China’s high-tech industries, though there are undoubtedly some negative effects.
But, if he is, it could not have been revealed at a worse moment,
precisely
when he was intent on steering the country onto a new, courageous, and badly needed course.
It is
precisely
here that Europe has something to offer the world.
It is
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this region, the Asia/Pacific, that is bound to be the focus of international relations in both the medium and the long term.
But working together to ensure Iran’s compliance was, of course,
precisely
what the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, renounced by the Trump administration earlier this year, was established to do.
The Northern European countries feared that deficit spending by the South might ultimately create pressure for partial monetization of their debt through inflation of the euro--or, more precisely, their leaders feared that investors, fearing the same thing, would demand higher interest rates.
Externships lie
precisely
at the intersection of play and rigor, which is where innovation thrives.
After all, China is pursuing
precisely
this strategy, building cities for millions of people to create nodes of economic and social activity across the countryside.
This is
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what an ever more weakened Berlusconi tried to do.
The only monarchical regime that was seriously challenged during the Arab Spring was the Sunni ruling family in Shia-majority Bahrain, where
precisely
this sectarian divide seems to have been the crucial ingredient in the uprising, which was then brutally suppressed with Saudi military help.
Since 2010, it has stood at
precisely
4.1%.
On the contrary, his justification for seizing and occupying Crimea – the need to defend ethnic kin from a nonexistent threat – was
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Hitler’s justification for annexing the Sudetenland.
The resolution’s failure not only exposed the international community’s lack of resolve in confronting the Assad regime (indeed, many commentators believe that the vetoed resolution did more harm than good); it also strengthened Chinese-Russian cooperation –
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what US diplomats in 1972 had sought to weaken.
It is
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such a leader for whom the Ibrahim Prize could make the difference, influencing him to continue on the high road.
For starters, while it is not possible to measure
precisely
the economic and social costs of dealing with the holdouts, it is safe to say that they were substantial.
The problem is that Turkey initially closed the border
precisely
because of Nagorno-Karabakh, rather than any bilateral issue.
Indeed,
precisely
because liberal democracy did not triumph worldwide, many pressing crises now require attention and action.
As a consequence, Japanese citizens who 30 years ago were saving for their retirement are now dissaving,
precisely
as economic theory predicted.
It was
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such a model that led to the emergence in China of the World Bank’s famous “Golden Sun” standard for solar panels, which focused disproportionately on strengthening technical institutions.
More precisely, although countries can ride waves of growth and exploit commodity cycles despite having dysfunctional political institutions, the real test comes when times turn less favorable and a country needs to change course.
The problem is not caused by human irrationality; on the contrary, it arises
precisely
because bankers are acting rationally.
In short, resistance to reform can be substantial
precisely
because the results have distributional effects.
Yet political structures and inclinations are blocking change
precisely
because voters have been unwilling to grant either government or opposition a clear mandate.
The record exists on many nodes within the network, making it resistant to central control or “censorship” – a term used frequently by cryptocurrencies’ founders, traders, and observers,
precisely
because so many of them are concerned about selective alteration of records.
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