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Growth returned, and confidence among foreign investors was such that large inflows of foreign direct investment, especially in the banking sector, arrived.
We may remember 2016 as the year populism returned to power in the US.
Such “locked liquidity” can be returned to the market in the form of new bank credit or new equity.
Gul, for example, complained to the police about her abusive in-laws, but she was returned to the family when some of their influential contacts intervened.
So, when I returned to China in 2002 to help the movement for workers’ rights, I used a friend’s passport.
Kim Kyong-hui has returned to the methods of her father, the dynasty’s founder, Kim Il-sung, who viewed party control as the most convenient and reliable means of exercising power.
The BOJ’s action is predicated on Abe’s commitment to restoring the sustainability of public finances once deflation has been defeated and the economy has returned to growth.
EU “Foreign Minister” Javier Solana has already been there, and returned bullish on future transatlantic cooperation.
Already, more than 250 people, including nearly 60 children, have returned to France.
By January 2010, the value of exports has returned to its previous level in the same period of 2008.
Chronically ill, Colombia has returned to the same critical juncture it faced a decade ago.
Shujaat, only half-jokingly, returned the favor by calling her a terrorist.
Italy, its ruling class determined to exchange the lira for the euro at all costs, immediately returned to a debauched version of the ERM.
If that happens, withdrawal plans will be returned to the shelf – probably for many years.
The Cultural Revolution tore China apart, but it returned Mao to supreme power and allowed him to purge the pragmatists.
Many Britons recently returned from vacationing in the European sun to discover that their pound buys them much less than it used to: the euro in their pocket is now worth £0.92 ($1.19), up from £0.70 before the Brexit vote.
While Trump’s victory did trigger a depreciation of the Mexican peso, the exchange rate soon normalized and has returned to pre-election levels.
Without that American military presence, war most likely would have returned to the region; or, at a minimum, Japan and South Korea would have developed their own nuclear deterrent.
So, while the immediate fears of 2017 have subsided, and some sense of normality has returned, Europeans can no longer avoid taking responsibility for their own defense.
That is, more money flowed out of Africa to creditors than returned as fresh lending.
In contrast to last year, when the rush home for the lunar New Year celebration was hampered by freak storms, this year millions of migrant workers have already returned to their rural homes.
When drought returned this year, these investments paid off.
So, after the immediate crisis was over, Polish defense spending returned to its NATO-mandated level.
Still mindful of Congress’ critical role in war-making, Jefferson asked for and received ratification when legislators returned.
De Gaulle was at Colombey, but returned immediately to Paris.
In these circumstances, it is not surprising that financial markets have returned to extreme volatility.
The very premise of the deal – that asylum-seekers can legally be returned to Turkey – is fundamentally flawed.
But then along came George W. Bush, who argued that the surplus should be returned to the people.
In my own paper for the session, I returned to the idea of the government encouraging privately-issued mortgages with preplanned workouts, thereby insuring them against the calamity of ending up underwater after home prices fall.
Russia emerged not as a renamed Soviet Union, but rather as a state with its own history and symbols, a member of the international state system that had been absent for some time, but had suddenly returned.
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