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They are told that a return to tribalism in one form or another is a readily available coping mechanism.
Thus, Republicans who readily admitted that Trump was not qualified to be president voted for him anyway.
“Men cannot be employed when the object of desire [i.e., money] is something which cannot be produced and the demand for which cannot readily be choked off.”
These are their "peers," and they readily provide laudatory letters of recommendation establishing that the applicant has attained "national and international recognition."
Unfortunately, rape is so poorly documented and researched that such data are not readily available.
Such a solution is readily available in the form of Special Drawing Rights (SDR).
Britain boasts a world-class and readily deployable military, permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council, a nuclear deterrent, and a robust relationship with the United States.
Australia wanted a readily defensible basis for contesting China’s claims that could not be portrayed as just another reflexive embrace of the American position.
But, if patients cannot get low-cost outpatient psychiatric care for chronic illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder – which require continual management to adjust medication – there will also be more lethal violence, especially if guns are readily available.
Accurate information was understandably difficult to obtain in the weeks immediately following the accident, but misinformation persisted even when scientific data on radiation levels and reactor stability had become more readily available.
Kissinger, a shrewd practitioner of Realpolitik, saw the potential in this approach, which he readily implemented.
Still, our evidence indicates that, on average, a high CEO pay slice may signal governance problems that might not otherwise be readily visible.
In this context, Hirschman’s “exit” option – at least in the form of “inner emigration” – may not be as readily available as it might seem; it would, after all, be easy to construe such a move as resistance.
The definition of such a crisis is precisely that moment when private-sector loans are not readily available.
Though Po-210 obviously leaves a trail, it is difficult to detect unless one is looking for it, as it emanates rare alpha radiation, which is not readily detectable by conventional hospital and police equipment like Geiger counters.
The Usual SuspectBERKELEY – Across the Euro-Atlantic world, recovery from the recession of 2008-2009 remains sluggish and halting, turning what was readily curable cyclical unemployment into structural unemployment.
The twins’ doctors found that the dystonia could be fully treated with a readily available serotonin replacement.
This approach is successful because it is patient-centered and leverages information and communication technology (ICT) tools that are readily available and commonly used.
The fears were misplaced, because the world benefited from cheaper and more readily available products.
Crop yields are below one ton of cereal per hectare of farmland – far less than half of what is readily achievable if farmers are helped to gain access to fertilizers, improved seeds, and basic infrastructure.
Of this sum, only about half is readily identifiable.
The fact that the threat is not readily apparent makes these attitudes’ corrosive effects all the more difficult to prevent or address.
The only question is how to leverage its location more significantly so that money arrives more readily and with a far smaller risk premium attached.
One of the most useful and readily applicable is that the refugee journey is best managed in four distinct phases.
Earlier generations may have borne the burden of working and waiting more readily, but nowadays people want results here and now.
Half of the respondents believe that how one earns money is irrelevant, and a third said they would readily give or take a bribe.
But disgust can readily extend to people.
The rights of all women and their partners to choose the family-planning method that is appropriate for them must be respected, and a full range of quality contraceptives must be readily available to all.
From 2002-2007, trillions of dollars were loaned for sub-prime and prime mortgages, autos, credit cards, commercial real estate, private equity, and more, on the assumption by (most) borrowers and lenders that strong global growth, rising home prices and cheap, readily available short-term credit would continue for the foreseeable future.
This might seem an obvious shortcoming that governments would readily sort out.
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