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Similarly, most monopoly wealth among the top 100 firms, is being created by companies transformed by IT.
And while historians will still be debating what led to Trump’s victory long after he has left office, it is already apparent that many of his supporters similarly want America to bolt its door, restock its pantry, and rely more on itself than on foreign friends.
Similarly, neither Sunni leaders in Baghdad nor tribal leaders in Western Iraq (some of whom have accepted IS payments) have done much to denounce the group.
The fact that non-governmental actors, such as terrorists, disregard this law of war should under no circumstances be a pretext for countries to behave similarly.
Similarly, we are also seeing the emergence and spread of new infectious diseases, such as AIDS, SARS, and avian flu.
Similarly, notwithstanding the pro-Russian leanings of some among Trump’s team, the US-Russian relationship also lacks strategic trust, owing to Russia’s military intervention in Syria, its invasion of eastern Ukraine, and its alleged interference in the US election.
For example, because many view the Lehman Brothers collapse as sparking, or exacerbating, the financial crisis, much of the regulatory focus has been on developing the means to handle the failure of a similarly large financial firm.
Similarly, Hong Kong, acutely aware of its own fiscal limitations, found a way to build a subway and railway system the size of New York City’s without using a single tax dollar: it developed the real estate adjacent to its stations.
Similarly, technological progress has left critical national infrastructure potentially vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Similarly, while infant deaths account for less than 5% of all deaths in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, more than 20% of babies born in the northern states of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan (all high-focus states) do not see their first birthday.
Similarly, the government cut the department governors’ revenue in order to finance an expanded pension plan and weaken them politically and economically.
Similarly, at the just-concluded ASEAN Regional Forum in Manila, North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho asserted that the North would not participate in negotiations on its nuclear and missile programs unless the US abandons its “hostile” policy.
The US has taken a similarly stubborn line.
In the 1640s, parliamentarians saw in it a legal basis for their overthrow of King Charles I. Later rebels, including the American revolutionaries and Nelson Mandela, have similarly justified their actions by appealing to Magna Carta.
It was much the same story when politicians were directly involved in setting interest rates, with similarly disappointing results in terms of the consistency of decisions and the record in combating inflation.
Similarly, whatever spending increases the US Congress approves this fall will not have significant effects on government spending until the summer and fall of 2004.
Similarly, two Food Facility projects in Mozambique, worth a total of €2.5 million, are benefiting almost 50,000 farmers and nearly 300,000 rural families by increasing agricultural production, improving conditions for commercializing products, and addressing food security issues that affect rural households.
At the Hiroshima museum itself, the victim role has been exploited in ways that similarly distort memory.
A critical component of successful debt restructuring is to ensure that similarly situated creditors receive comparable treatment.
Similarly, Christopher Columbus, funded by the Spanish crown, sailed westward to find a new trade route to the East Indies, but discovered the “New World” instead.
Now it looks as though letting the market alone determine the price of risk is similarly being judged too costly for today’s voters and campaign contributors to bear.
If the public had seen the similarly grotesque tumors that grow on untreated rats, officials most likely would not have acted so hastily.
In Libya, Syria, Yemen, and elsewhere, the hopes unleashed by the Arab Spring have similarly turned into an often-violent despair.
If similarly shameful disclosures multiply, as I believe they will, let us at least hope that official apologies and condemnations may finally give way to wider, more genuine accountability and reform.
Similarly, planning, oversight, and financing of technical and vocational education require effective collaboration among business groups, the national government, and municipalities.
Among radical right-wingers with a university education, engineers are similarly overrepresented.
Similarly, in the UK and elsewhere, healthy cattle were fed meat and bone meal made from infected cattle.
Similarly, 10% annualized gains in inflation-adjusted retail sales through mid-2017 – about 45% faster than the 6.9% pace of overall GDP growth – reflect impressive growth in household incomes and the increasingly powerful (and possibly under-reported) impetus of e-commerce.
A similarly bright picture emerges from other indicators.
Similarly, the crisis of 2008-2009 led to zombie-creating bailouts in the West.
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