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China also resumed high-level bilateral military exchanges, which it suspended a year ago to protest US arms sales to Taiwan.
The world’s major powers have largely resumed their Cold War postures, preparing themselves psychologically, if not militarily, for open conflict.
The interest-rate spreads for Italian and Spanish government bonds have dropped dramatically, corporate-bond issues have resumed, and a sense of normalcy is slowly pervading the continent.
Russia has resumed its aggressive anti-American policy of 2007-2008, which culminated in war with Georgia in August 2008.
Likewise, the humanitarian calamity in Yemen has deepened, though negotiations that ran aground in 2016 have at least resumed and made some progress.
Investment growth has resumed its pre-crisis record pace but, at 19% of GDP, investment remains far too low to support higher sustained growth.
The United States now has a chance to raise real (inflation-adjusted) per capita GDP faster than the feeble 1.7% average rate recorded during the four years since growth resumed in the summer of 2009.
And, after decades of absence, America has resumed training programs for Indonesia’s military.
When talks resumed in earnest in May, both presidents were directly involved, their participation having been facilitated by UN Special Adviser on Cyprus Espen Barth Eide.
Whereas the peg to the dollar was resumed during the global financial crisis, in June China announced a return to flexibility.
After more than a year of deadlock, negotiations resumed in April.
During the financial crisis, it had to moderate these views considerably, taking steps that ran counter to its ideology: increasing deficits in the trough of the crisis (2009-2010) and raising taxes once growth resumed (2011).
The words that Obama has said to Iran may not yet have borne fruit, but talks with Iran have resumed and the International Atomic Energy Agency will send inspectors to the nuclear plants near Qom that had been secret until last month.
With a corrupt and rudderless government, Africa’s most populous country has resumed its dance on the edge of the precipice.
Moreover, negotiations with the European Union have been resumed, greater understanding with the Vatican is being fostered, and Castro himself has publicly suggested the possibility of dialogue with the United States.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has resumed air strikes on his people, killing opposition fighters and civilians alike.
Whatever the cost, we must stop the massive, random, indiscriminate bombings – and, worst of all, the discriminate ones aimed chiefly at civilians, humanitarian convoys, and hospitals – that the forces of Bashar al-Assad and Russia have resumed with a vengeance in and around what was once Syria’s most populous city.
“The talks were about to collapse, but they resumed,” said the former MP.
With panic subsiding towards the end of 2008, gold prices resumed their downward movement.
After a lull in killings in 2017, Botswana has resumed executing convicted murderers;Joseph Tselayarona, 28, was executed in February, while Uyapo Poloko, 37, was put to death in May.
Growth resumed a few months later – averaging an astonishing 8% for the next five years.
German banks’ quiet move toward disintegration contrasts sharply with the behavior of banks based in France, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands, all of which have resumed European financial integration by stabilizing and often increasing their exposure in other countries.
Although Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and other Central Asian countries have resumed rapid economic growth, much of their recent progress simply correlates with surging world oil and gas prices.
Just as she resumed campaigning, there were bombings in New York and New Jersey, and two more police shootings of unarmed African Americans, which spurred demonstrations in North Carolina, a swing state.
More importantly, the RMB’s slow appreciation resumed fairly promptly after December’s dip, while investors’ bearish sentiments about China’s economy remain consistent.
After an apparent lull in aerial bombardments, the planes soon returned, and the Janjaweed resumed their campaign of murder and destruction.
When he resumed serious training, he was leaner and more muscular.
There is at least some evidence that the PBOC has already resumed monetary tightening in an effort to impose a controlled credit crunch on the country’s shadow banking sector.
As US pressure for a strong yen resumed, Japan's economy plunged into its second endaka fukyo of the 1990s, from which it has yet to emerge.
What is surprising is that, five years after the crisis, and four years after disrupted financial markets resumed their normal functioning, Western economies still overwhelmingly rely on central banks to avoid even worse economic performance.
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