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Moreover, while Kemal Ataturk restored Turkish national pride by creating the secular Turkish republic, his legacy is mixed, for it includes both Turkey’s strong attraction to the West and a militarization of public life.
Some Democrats swallow their national pride and say that France’s young president, Emmanuel Macron, newly crowned by Time magazine as king of Europe, is in a better position to step in and stay the hand of Iraq and Iran.
Even though American pride and consumer spending would be dented, the damage to the world economy would probably not be huge.
After announcing the decision to reject the UAE’s offer, the party’s spokesmen lost no time in invoking national pride: India, now a net donor of aid to poor countries, could take care of its own.
No policy of national pride can justify callousness towards our own distressed citizens.
We owe such communities our loyalty, and we feel pride in their achievements, pain in their stumbles, and hope for their continued success.
We cooperate not just because it is in our cold pecuniary interest to do so, but because a cocktail of moral sentiments – loyalty, pride, guilt, shame, outrage, glee – make us work and root for our team.
On a deeper level, Europeans need to replace their melodramatic, and entirely groundless, self-doubt with the pride and determination befitting their example of democracy and prosperity.
That decision also played well with Russia’s wounded national pride, as it offered proof that Russia could act in its own interest, making tough decisions regardless of what the Western said.
Any dictator, from Saddam Hussein to Robert Mugabe, could take pride in this abuse of power.
Its strength – today and always – comes from pride, dignity, courage, and absolute self-reliance.
And they express considerable pride in the euro’s growing role as an international reserve currency, as well as resolve to do whatever it takes to defend the currency union’s integrity.
This divided attitude meant that China tended to react in ways as contradictory as they were impassioned and unpredictable, especially when its pride was piqued.
This expression of wounded national pride was enabled by South Korea's tremendous performance in the World Cup football tournament last summer, which helped convince ordinary Koreans that their country was fully grown up--and thus might be able to stand on its own without the presence of 37,000 US troops.
There are economic and geopolitical rivalries between China and Japan that dwarf in importance the high-profile insults to national pride that make headlines.
In the past, German governments rightly took pride in being seen by the smaller members as their best partner, essential for the Franco-German leadership to work.
One consequence of this is that Ukrainians are usually shy about asserting Ukraine's independent interests plainly, or expressing national pride.
For example, if the broad middle of Ukrainian politics accepts that the national flag must not become the property of nasty nationalists, agreement stops there for the time being because some insist that Ukraine's past contains such confused identities as to deny the chance of real national pride.
But there are many things in which Ukrainians can and should take pride, among them is our Russo-Ukrainian culture.
Until the US displays appropriate deference to the sensitivities, pride, and honor of other peoples and cultures, it will continue to be resented around the world.
Wearing a headscarf, beard, or bodysuit can be a harmless way for humiliated people to defend their pride.
Take away that pride, and defensiveness can swiftly become less harmless.
The eurozone should suppress any wounded pride, acknowledge that it needs help, and provide quickly what it has already promised.
Pragmatism is essential, even if it means that some relevant actors, including the EU, have to swallow their pride.
Silicon Valley’s citizens must start applying their skill at innovation – and their pride in “breaking things” – to themselves.
The idiosyncratic beliefs of the schizophrenic are the target of pharmacotherapy, but at the same time they may be a source of personal pride and form a distinct sense of self that the patient wants to preserve.
The army's exalted, tormented, and wounded pride appears to be shaping both its response to Budanov's trial as well as that of President Vladimir Putin's Kremlin.
Yet successful economies are prone to one of the most dangerous emotions of all: self-satisfaction, that excessive pride that Confucius condemned, which makes governments wary of reforming what has been a winning model, even when stresses begin to appear.
German policymakers pride themselves on the country’s vast current-account surplus – €197 billion ($262 billion) as of June 2014 – viewing it as a sign of Germany’s superior competitiveness.
From Hubris to Nemesis in the EUParis – The European Union’s Lisbon treaty was initially greeted with enthusiasm, pride, and even hubris.
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