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It is worth remembering that in the twentieth century, following two world wars, peace was the top priority, along with – or even before – prosperity.
It is worth remembering that in the Fed’s previous two tightening cycles, the equilibrium rate was 6.5% and 5.25%, respectively.
It is worth remembering that in 1964, Nixon backed the Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater, while other Republicans, such as then-Governor of Michigan George Romney, did not.
Remembering Zhao ZiyangThe conditions under which Zhao Ziyang lived at the time of his death, in utter isolation from Chinese society due to an illegally imposed 16-year house arrest, shames both Chinese justice and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Remembering the Importance of ForgettingSINGAPORE – “Be careful what you post on Facebook,” US President Barack Obama warned American high school students this past September.
For millennia, remembering information was costly and time-consuming, and to forget was a natural part of being human.
In the digital age, the opposite is true: cheap computer storage, powerful processors, and ubiquitous Internet access have made remembering the norm.
Consider this: we tend to retain our rough drafts, years of e-mail traffic, and thousands of ghastly digital snapshots on our hard drives, not because we have decided that they are worth remembering, but because keeping them is now the default way of doing things.
But it is worth remembering that there is a lot of value in forgetting.
So it is worth remembering that even in wealthy countries, there is an urgent need to overcome challenges in protecting the hardest-to-reach girls, who often are at high risk of HPV infection.
For perspective, it is worth remembering that former US President Bill Clinton never submitted the Kyoto Protocol to the Senate, not least because 95 senators had signed on to a “sense of the Senate” resolution against it.
It is worth remembering the real dimensions of the 1930’s Great Depression, with which politicians compare this recession to justify massive government intervention.
At any rate, it is worth remembering that Russia already hosted the Confederations Cup last year, bringing together the current World Cup holder, the host country, and the six current regional champions.
Although deportations have accelerated under Trump, it’s worth remembering that millions of undocumented immigrants were deported under Barack Obama, too.
It is worth remembering that, in order to join the EU, Hungary had to meet stringent accession criteria, including credible democratic institutions and adherence to the rule of law.
But it is worth remembering that the saving rate averaged 9% in the quarter-century from 1960 to 1985.
But, remembering Thucydides’ advice, it will be important not to mistake analysts’ theories for reality, and to continue pointing this out to political leaders and publics.
And, just this October, remembering the victims of Stalin, Medvedev wrote in his blog (itself a sign meant to convey how up-to-date he is), “We can hear voices saying that those numerous deaths were justified by some supreme goals of the state.
But for us Vietnamese who made America our new country, Vietnam remains home, a place of controlled forgetting and even more controlled remembering.
In that grey space between remembering and forgetting, most of us invented new lives.
Remembering the Gulag"There is nothing more inconspicuous than a monument," said the Austrian writer Robert Musil a hundred years ago.
But, while we need to tackle climate change, it is also worth remembering our priorities.
It is worth remembering that public opinion polls in Israel immediately after the 2006 war in Lebanon indicated that 76% of the population supported negotiations with a Palestinian national unity government that included Hamas.
The states known collectively as “Eastern Europe,” including my native Poland, have revealed themselves to be intolerant, illiberal, xenophobic, and incapable of remembering the spirit of solidarity that carried them to freedom a quarter-century ago.
Remembering and Forgetting Zhao ZiyangSo, at last former Chinese Premier and Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang has died.
Whatever problem Trump has with the agreement, it is worth remembering that no country can fix what it has rejected.
So, as the Oxford historian Margaret Macmillan argues in her book The Peacemakers, Syria’s leaders, remembering these events when Westerners probably did not, “took the opportunity” presented by the Black September crisis of 1970 to send troops to their country’s lost lands.
It is worth remembering that Germany and France concurred with the Bush administration’s factual claims about Iraqi weapons, but vigorously opposed the invasion, because they believed that the consequences would pose a larger threat than Saddam Hussein ever could.
But while many observers have focused on the scandals’ short-term political and economic fallout, it is worth remembering what Brazil stands to gain by exposing corruption and punishing offenders.
It’s worth remembering that the only other US president to promote the phrase “America first” was Woodrow Wilson, who ended up trying to build an elaborate international system based on shared security and cooperation.
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