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For a brief moment, when Americans voted for their first black president, another young and hopeful figure, it looked as if the US had regained some of the prestige that it enjoyed in the early 1960’s.
In the wake of this volatility, markets have recently regained a more stable footing.
Too often, summit declarations have melted into air once the delegations went home and short-term political calculus regained the upper hand.
While Europe has grown and prospered since 1945, it has not regained the global leadership status its major countries once possessed.
Only in recent decades have biofuels regained their original appeal, owing to efforts to secure affordable energy, generate income, and mitigate the dependency of which Ford warned.
The China shock did eventually recede, but Mexico never fully regained its competitiveness.
A recent "vascular incident" that sent him to a military hospital – where he regained consciousness and motor skills – will furnish excuses to request new medical examinations and delays as criminal proceedings move forward.
The Chilean government’s excessive caution – rooted in fear of instability that could affect the basic rights regained after the dictatorship – also helped Pinochet evade justice.
For now, the British upper lip seems to have regained some of its stiffness.
The credibility that has been lost to the Trumpists – abetted by Russia and the US Electoral College – can never be regained.
In the years since it regained its independence, Ukraine has proved that it can play an important and constructive role in the region.
Also, with the emergence of a new generation of political leaders, the French -- who were thought cynical towards politics -- seem to have regained their unique passion for it.
Nonetheless, Ireland regained access to capital markets in early 2013, and investors have few qualms about the country’s prospects.
If the protests boost international attention and support, Western governments may be persuaded to offer Nigeria’s government the night-vision equipment, helicopters, and air cover that it desperately needs to show Boko Haram that official forces have regained control of Borno’s forests and that the group cannot escape with impunity.
The state, however, regained some strength recently; how it uses it is a matter of great importance.
Many leaders of Italy’s political center were charged with corruption; the left lost its appeal after the collapse of the Soviet Union; and the right never regained trust due to the fascist legacy.
– but there is no doubt that they have now regained their stride.
Amazingly, the Party emerged from the crisis unified around Deng Xiaoping’s vision of a “socialist market economy,” and regained legitimacy with the urban population through implementing that vision.
Indeed, in pausing to reflect, governments have not missed the political opportunity to be tough, nor have financial markets regained the upper hand.
Similarly, while bankers have regained their bonuses, workers are seeing their wages eroded and their hours diminished, further widening the income gap.
Today, ten years after we regained our freedom, it is simply insufficient to commemorate and recapitulate those dramatic times when the old world was falling apart and a new burst of freedom appeared.
And in many Central European countries that only recently regained their sense of sovereignty, refugees are widely viewed as posing a threat to national identity.
No doubt, Russia has regained strength from high oil and gas prices, and it is reclaiming its position as an independent global actor.
However, since then, Lebanon has put together a coalition government, regained security and stability, weathered the global economic crisis, and now organized a largely free and fair election.
He was the leader of the Velvet Revolution, which brought communism to a peaceful end in his homeland, a dissident intellectual who, by his unswerving conscientiousness and disciplined, down-to-earth idealism, led his compatriots in their struggle to overcome the totalitarian mindset in the years after they regained their freedom.
The Peronist lords regained power, and have misused it ever since.
And emerging economies, especially China, have also regained strength.
Voters had regained their sanity.
So, after a totally flawed plan that would have given money to Greece too late – only when the country risked a refinancing crisis – and at market rates that would make its debt unsustainable, the EU regained its senses and designed a new scheme that is closer to typical IMF conditionality: tranched support with some early front-loaded support and a semi-concessional interest rate.
The resounding success of the Africa-China summit, which was attended by more African leaders than purely African gatherings; the diplomatic rapprochement between India and Japan; and the democratic alliance in the making between India, Japan, and Australia can only be interpreted as signs of China’s newly regained position.
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