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Middle East history is replete with examples of missed and lost chances to make peace.
They are now just another spoiler – Islamo-warlords – in a political landscape replete with predators feeding off of Somalia’s prolonged misery.
Commercial television programs aimed at children are replete with advertising for processed foods of dubious value to human health.
The xiadao xiaoxi (back alley news) has long been replete with rumors of things going awry.
American political history is replete with presidents who in one way or another did not appear to measure up on the world stage.
Of course, history is replete with examples of autocrats perverting justice: Stalin had his Moscow Trials, and Hitler had his People’s Court.
History is replete with examples of war expanding the voice of those who provided the resources to fight.
Recent history is replete with alarming examples of dictators and would be dictators who refuse to recognize when their time has run out.
Both European and American debates have been replete with posturing and tests of will, turning politics into a game of “chicken.”
Recent decades have been replete with contagious financial crises that spread disorder from one country to another.
It will not be a palace affair, replete with a “patriotic,” television-driven mobilization of the masses against terrorists and the Western nemesis.
Our technologically advanced civilization – replete with remarkable tools and notable headaches – owes everything to a tapestry of cosmic and planetary history.
The current dispute over Iran’s peaceful and legal nuclear program is part of this pattern, replete with unfounded accusations, double standards, and moral and legal inconsistency, all hidden behind the alleged threat of proliferation.
History is replete with examples of conflicts stemming from a rising power challenging the influence and interests of an incumbent.
Ultimately, whether the US semiconductor industry withstands the challenge that China poses will depend not on America’s success in curbing China’s progress, but rather on its ability to sustain and support innovation by US companies.History is replete with examples of the Thucydides Trap, tensions between rising and established powers escalate into military conflict.
History is replete with examples of the Thucydides Trap, tensions between rising and established powers escalate into military conflict.
As Human Rights Watch reported, "In a system replete with all the appearance of legality and due process, workers' exercise of rights to organize, to bargain, and to strike...has been frustrated by many employers who realize they have little to fear from labor law enforcement."
In fact, Putin’s recent address was replete with references to Russia’s weaknesses – specifically, “interethnic tensions,” local-government authorities “constantly shaken by corruption scandals,” an incompetent administration, capital flight through economic “offshore activity,” and the inability to achieve “technology breakthroughs.”
Trade for much of the Pacific and Atlantic regions will be governed by agreements, thousands of pages in length and replete with complex rules of origin that contradict basic principles of efficiency and the free flow of goods.
In any event, the idea of a global wealth tax is replete with credibility and enforcement problems, aside from being politically implausible.
But that is completely at odds with the historical record: the era of the gold standard is replete with boom-bust episodes fueled by over-borrowing by governments, firms, individuals, or all of the above.
Today, Western universities are replete with distinguished Arab scholars in almost every field – the result of a brain drain that itself reflects the Islamic world’s centuries of decline.
But the financial crisis served as a useful reminder that history is replete with similar events and with evidence concerning which policy responses work.
The alternative to a world in which America guarantees global prosperity and stability within a liberal order is one of increasing conflict, replete with mercantilism, protectionism, and currency wars.
Ever since, the country could be held together only by an iron fist: Iraq’s history is replete with Shia, Kurdish, and even Christian Assyrian revolts, all put down in bloody fashion by the ruling Sunni minority.
History, after all, is replete with “rise-and-fall” stories.
The rest of the statement is replete with injunctions from the Koran, several of which refer to God deputizing the “true believers” as his regents on earth, empowering them to humiliate and defeat his “enemies,” who now include Shia Muslims, democrats, nationalists, the Muslim Brotherhood, Jews, and Christians.
But, while history is replete with murderous regimes applauded by cowed and deceived masses, the greater risk for democratic nations is that their citizens withdraw into apathy and short-term thinking for immediate gratification.
History is replete with examples of technological advances interacting with resource availability, with enormous geopolitical impact.
The 1920’s, 1930’s, and 1970’s are replete with examples of central bankers who did not understand the basics, and whose economies paid the price.
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