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In effect, Hamas has returned the conflict to the 1960’s and 1970’s, when progress toward peace had to await the PLO’s readiness to stop using terrorism and accept Israel’s existence.
As Shia returned to Iraq, Sunnis fled.
And those estimates are based on the optimistic assumption that the economy will have returned gradually to full employment with low inflation and moderate interest rates.
Sisi returned the platitudes by being the first head of state to congratulate Trump on his victory.
When Chamberlain returned from Munich, Winston Churchill said, “You were given the choice between war and dishonor.
Having returned to the bargaining table in a position of strength, North Korea now hopes to secure a compromise that frees up the leadership’s assets and brings new benefits that help buttress the regime a little longer.
The critics of austerity point to the fact that Irish GDP has still not returned to its 2007 level.
The prime minister who has done the most to make this possible has returned to the charge, clearly determined to consolidate his legacy after a spate of bad-news stories.
The ideological and military confrontation that underlay it is gone, but the geopolitical rivalry that it entailed has returned to the fore.
That view appears to have returned to policymaking in Keynes’s homeland.
The US returned to Afghanistan in 2001 to wage an as-yet-unfinished war on the jihadists whom its actions had spawned.
Moreover, fiscal and sovereign-debt strains are becoming worse as interest-rate spreads for Spain and Italy have returned to their unsustainable peak levels.
When Abe returned to power, Modi congratulated him with a telephone call.
But as the idea of a universal basic income has returned, so has resistance from both the right and the left.
CAMBRIDGE – Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s recent policy decisions – to increase monetary stimulus dramatically, to postpone a consumption-tax increase, and to call a snap election in mid-December – have returned his country to the forefront of an intense policy debate.
The first jihadist wave occurred when volunteer fighters from the war against the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan returned home and started attacking regimes they considered un-Islamic.
Poor people, often African-Americans, cannot find jobs or have returned from military service without skills or employment contacts.
Today, those same Republicans seem to find nothing to criticize in the fact that Palin returned to work three days after the birth of her last child.
Brazilians are tired of being brutalized by public transport in the country’s metropolitan areas; tired of ghastly hospitals; tired of corruption scandals; and tired, especially, of inflation, which has returned like a dreaded disease, once again eroding people’s purchasing power and threatening to return millions to the poverty from which they only recently escaped.
That young man was born in the US but returned to Afghanistan four years ago.
But, after last month’s presidential election returned Putin to the office, the protest wave rapidly subsided.
Democracy returned to Spain in 1975, and the country soon recovered its place within Europe, just when Poland seemed trapped in its tragic history.
The complexity of Iraq’s society and history means that many people have been displaced more than once, or have returned from exile only to become internally displaced.
And, after two years, PAD yellow shirts have also returned to the streets to show their disillusion with Abhisit.
When I returned to Washington, I spoke to senior officials in the IMF, World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, and Organization of American States.
As we reflect on that success, one thing is abundantly clear: the need for ambitious coalitions has returned.
Three years later, Aristide was returned to power through the support of the US military, but America allowed him to serve less than two years, on the grounds that his election in 1991 was for a term originally scheduled to end in 1996.
Vladimir Putin, who has now returned to the presidency, may be the same person as before, but Russia has changed.
According to the US Federal Reserve Board, the index of industrial production, which had declined by 17% during the recession, returned to its pre-crisis peak in the fourth quarter of last year.
That stifling dynamic has returned under Putin.
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