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Given GDP’s seeming indispensability today, it may come as a surprise that until the 1930s national governments’ only aggregate statistical measurement of the economy was tax estimates.
It is impossible to advance toward political union while seeming to abandon Europe’s citizens along the way, which is the impression that unremitting austerity has created.
Some movements saw the local Chinese as outsiders or as intrinsically disloyal for seeming to have benefited disproportionately during the years of imperial rule.
Some blame the hybrid nature of de Gaulle’s system for France’s seeming political paralysis.
Although inclusive multilateralism has been battered by various challenges, including its seeming messiness and slow progress, it remains the best option for various reasons.
Nothing can excuse the seeming indifference displayed by our worldwide silence.
By seeming to say that they would not support the TPP under any conditions, Obama had little incentive to pursue their demands.
Even seeming minor cuts can have an outsize impact.
Indeed, this summer it injected itself into the US elections by seeming to endorse Obama’s plan for early withdrawal.
Instead of shortsightedly focusing on Russia’s seeming current ability to pay, the West should commit itself to fostering a supportive environment for Putin’s reform drive.
The governments of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and, to some extent, Morocco, epitomize Arab regimes’ seeming inability to escape the autocracy trap – even as current circumstances suggest that another popular awakening is imminent.
What is troubling is the seeming permanence of its mission.
CAIRO – With protests fading in Tunis and seeming to have peaked in Cairo, it is time to ask whether Tunisia and Egypt will complete democratic transitions.
That seeming passivity is now his greatest problem.
But he did so without ever seeming to despise his opponents or disparage their intentions.
John McCain managed to defeat his more conventional Republican rivals by seeming to be totally different from them: a maverick who says what he damned well wants, a tough guy with the knowing wink of the old ladies’ man.
Despite officials’ seeming desire to reduce income inequality, China’s government is aggravating it, by – among other things – subsidizing producers, favoring capital-intensive industries, and maintaining a highly inefficient financial sector.
It might explain the exasperated sighs at recent news of yet more mass rapes, perpetrated with seeming impunity by armed militias in South Kivu, on the country’s eastern fringe.
Macroeconomists celebrated the “Great Moderation” of the global business cycle, with recessions seeming to become milder and less frequent.
What explains this seeming contradiction?
Regrettably, Russia’s awakening corresponds with the beginning of the West’s seeming decline.
What is odd about Miller, among other things, is the seeming clash between his views on immigrants, refugees, and minorities and his personal background.
Now, however, is not the time to freeze out Pakistan, despite the seeming chaos.
The general public approved of this seeming compromise.
It was this seeming provocation that inspired lawmakers to act, for they feared a communal divide within the educational system.
But, despite its seeming lassitude, Europe retains significant strengths.
Worse still, by ladling money and arms to Abbas without offering him a political horizon that would deepen his support among ordinary Palestinians, while at the same time imprisoning all Hamas leaders in the West Bank, Israel and the United States are condemning Abbas to seeming a collaborator in the eyes of his people.
Turkey's seeming fall from grace with the US may turn out to be a blessing in disguise.
Trouble Amid Plenty in Emerging AfricaNEW YORK – Africa is changing dramatically – and so are outsiders’ attitudes toward it, with the US finally seeming determined to catch up with China, Europe, and India in their interest in the continent.
It has enabled him to galvanize hardcore nationalists by seeming to act more aggressively than any previous president to “Make America Great Again” while avoiding any genuine military or economic risks that could entail serious costs or sacrifices for American voters.
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