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Similarly, time at home is no longer clearly demarcated, with people working online or participating in conference calls even as they manage their family life.
Similarly, his refusal to sign the recent G7 communiqué was couched in the claim that the US is like a “piggy bank that everybody is robbing” through unfair trading practices.
Similarly, when someone pretending to be another participant in the experiment asked for help, the money group spent only half as much time helping her.
Similarly, the widely respected governor of Ireland’s central bank, Patrick Honohan, spent nearly a decade at the World Bank in Washington, DC.
Similarly, it should not be hard for Europe to do better in 2013, given how dismally 2012 turned out.
Similarly, in a country where the concepts of democracy and freedom are balanced by “but,” achievements in science, technology, and economy are not possible.
Similarly, next week the US will move its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Similarly, as the frozen Siberian earth thaws, it releases methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that accelerates global warming.
The current recovery appears to be similarly slow in creating jobs.
Nonetheless, while emerging economies’ prospects were clearly over-hyped in the wake of the crisis, the bleak forecasts that dominate today’s headlines are similarly exaggerated.
The AIDS crisis, for example, called forth tens of billions of dollars for research and development – and similarly substantial commitments by the pharmaceutical industry – to produce lifesaving antiretroviral drugs at global scale.
The BJP has promised a more hawkish security posture than Congress in the wake of the Mumbai terrorist attacks, but when it was in power it conducted itself remarkably similarly to its rival, initiating a peace process with Pakistan.
Similarly, bKash now dominates the payments system in Bangladesh to such a degree that “bKashing” has become common Bengali parlance, just as “Xeroxing,” “Hoovering,” and “Googling” are in English.
Similarly, we should not submit to those who have terrorized nations.
Similarly, regulatory agencies are now better equipped to deal with financial irregularities.
Similarly, the €6 billion package approved by the EU in August to help reduce endemic youth unemployment, especially in Spain, must be seen as a step in the right direction.
They wanted to make similarly well-informed choices about the charities to which they contributed.
Similarly, China’s market economy has not grown increasingly privatized.
Similarly, while the Republican era had its new universities and professions (including lawyers), it also had Chiang Kai-shek’s “White Terror” and the conservative “New Life” movement.
In the US, where the Federal Reserve is running a similarly loose monetary policy, the situation looks rosier – at least at first sight.
Similarly, when asked whether he should regulate the market in derivatives, he replied, “These derivative transactions are transactions among professionals.”
Similarly, in the US, discrimination against women, African-Americans, Latinos, and homosexuals is declining.
Social stability, similarly, depends on it.
Similarly, albeit less dramatically, if France’s two main political parties had not collapsed, the 39-year-old Macron, who was unknown to most French voters a year ago, would still be just another economic whiz kid.
Similarly, while the “great firewall of China” is far from perfect, the government has managed thus far to cope, even as the Internet has burgeoned in the country.
Similarly, “opening” heralded the PRC’s integration into the world community – especially the capitalist West.
Similarly, the one-child policy that has been enforced for the last 34 years will be modified.
Similarly, in 2004, hundreds of schoolchildren in Beslan, North Ossetia, were seized by an armed group.
Russia’s state capitalism is different from a planned economy, because government-owned companies are supposed to compete in the marketplace and act similarly to private firms.
Similarly, regulatory opacity – and, more broadly, uncertainty about the direction of economic policy – has discouraged investment.
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