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Has society progressed to the point that we are fundamentally alienated from our natural environment?
At the beginning of the movie he was scared and immature, but as the plot progressed I saw him evolve into a strong, determined man.
The mood of the movie simply progressed with ease and gentleness, and at the same time hurled you into a world many never would have thought of.
Many Americans remain shockingly unaware of how much the rest of the world, especially Asia, has progressed.
In 1992, the two countries declared that they were pursuing a “constructive partnership”; in 1996, they progressed toward a “strategic partnership”; and in 2001, they signed a treaty of “friendship and cooperation.”
As the continent’s population has swelled, from about 285 million in 1960 to nearly 1.3 billion today, and urbanization has progressed, the challenge has become increasingly acute.
As the 1990s progressed, left-wing populist governments came to power in a number of Latin American countries.
But, as it progressed, disturbing parallels appeared – not to 1914, but to some of the nastier features of the interwar years.
Defense cooperation, in particular, has progressed considerably.
But, as the twentieth century progressed, Muslim reformists lost ground to secular nationalists emphasizing socialism as the path to modernization.
I stayed for a couple of hours, during which I followed three people as they progressed from the fitting stage to walking around to test their new limbs.
The open economic space and the principle of solidarity helped ensure that economically less developed countries that joined the European Economic Community and, later, the European Union, progressed at an astonishing pace, enhancing the living standards of their peoples.
But, as the crisis has progressed, the eurozone financial system has been progressively reoriented along national lines.
Yet, the very speed with which American society has progressed has threatened half of the country, older and mostly white, unable and unwilling to live in the present.
By August, the dementia had progressed to the point at which, as she put it: “I have nearly lost me.”“I want out,” Bennett wrote, “before the day when I can no longer assess my situation, or take action to bring my life to an end.”
Indeed, as the “war” progressed, the audience closest to the action began to see the emerging combat in a way that was diametrically opposed to that of the United States and the West.
How Russia reacts to Western support of Kosovo’s coming declaration of independence will test how far we have progressed since the Cold War.
But, as the crisis has progressed, the financial system has become increasingly reordered along national lines.
Global Politics for a Globalized EconomyWASHINGTON, DC – From the end of World War II to the mid-2010s, economic globalization progressed relentlessly through expanded trade, proliferating capital flows, faster (and cheaper) communication, and, to a lesser extent, human migration.
The theory of “rare disaster risk” has progressed considerably in recent years, owing to the work of the Harvard economist Robert Barro.
But, as the crisis has progressed, hundreds of thousands of refugees have headed toward Europe, with most taking the extremely dangerous marine route.
Key sectors, from manufacturing to health care, have not progressed beyond the early stages of the shift online.
In fact, as the transition toward multipolarity has progressed, the international order has become increasingly unstable and tense.
And, as empirical economics has progressed, the difficulty of doing so has grown.
Various governments have flirted with pension reforms, but none has progressed far and still survived the electoral test.
We now have the set of instructions that specifies human development--how each of us progressed from a single cell (a fertilized egg) to an adult human comprising a hundred trillion cells of thousands of different types.
Similarly, in Latin America, the consolidation of democratic government over the last three decades has progressed in lock-step with economic development.
We have not progressed very far, it seems.
The age of the gene is far from over; it has simply progressed into the age of epigenetics.
The war in Lebanon has made it abundantly clear how far this dangerous process has already progressed.
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