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Such studies show that simple signals of tissue injury generate many simultaneous brain processes.
Simultaneous revolutions swept Europe in 1848, in the aftermath of crop failures whose most notorious manifestation was the Irish famine.
The Spanish Government rightly proposed that true solutions to poverty require simultaneous investments in health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure, and then the Spanish put up the funds to help make that integrated vision a practical reality.
The efficient state of the economy, general equilibrium, is a solution to a system of simultaneous equations.
History shows that a global depression results from a simultaneous monetary contraction in all of the major economic centers.
The gold standard, combined with investor panic, produced such a simultaneous contraction.
Add to that simultaneous tensions over China’s claims to South China Sea islands and atolls – claims disputed by the Philippines and Vietnam – and a clash between China and the US was beginning to seem inevitable.
For starters, the ongoing consequences of simultaneous economic, political, and institutional crises continue to determine the European agenda.
Ireland’s projected budget for 2001 foresees a slight reduction in public expenditures, from 31% to 30.8% of GDP, and a simultaneous reduction of taxes by about .6% of GDP.
Europe’s Triple ThreatPALO ALTO – Europe is suffering from simultaneous sovereign-debt, banking, and currency crises.
Such concerns have found resonance in the seeming incongruity of the Bank’s tough talk on corruption and simultaneous plans to expand lending to Iraq.
Success also hinges on the simultaneous pursuit of fiscal expansion worldwide, with each country’s efforts calibrated according to its fiscal space and current-account position.
Later that very day, a joint operation resulted in simultaneous arrests in five European countries.
Handled properly, the simultaneous rise of China and India could be good for all countries.
But realizing these opportunities will require four simultaneous political and economic breakthroughs across Europe.
Without simultaneous breakthroughs on all four fronts, it is hard to imagine progress on any of the separate aspects of the multi-crisis.
At first sight, simultaneous progress on many fronts seems too much to hope for.
This points to the second reason to believe that EU leaders could achieve simultaneous political and economic breakthroughs across Europe.
America’s newfound taste for delegating military responsibilities to others is not the result of a series of events, but the product of a long-term process driven by America’s simultaneous ambivalence toward the world and active engagement with it.
But are its terms of reference useful today, as the West faces the simultaneous challenges of the Islamic State in the Middle East and a revisionist Russia?
The International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank must show investors that they have enough funding to finance the simultaneous exit of all short-term investors.
Many people face different, simultaneous forms of discrimination, and the degree of exclusion they suffer is a result of the interaction among them.
But if an economy-wide financial event triggers the simultaneous collapse of multiple financial firms, all bets are off.
It won’t be easy to manage a large pool of candidate compounds and dozens of simultaneous drug trials.
In theory, simultaneous fiscal consolidation and supply-side reform facilitates economic recovery, because it increases confidence among consumers and investors, thereby inducing higher spending and production.
By contrast, in services, where market size is limited by domestic demand, continued success requires complementary and simultaneous gains in productivity in the rest of the economy.
But what about five simultaneous crises?
With the Europeans, simultaneous pursuit of an “enhanced transatlantic market” would make a new US-EU Doha initiative on agriculture more attractive to both sides, as it would aim at reducing additional barriers to transatlantic trade that are not covered in the multilateral round.
Two reasons for this failure stand out: the institutional weakness of Palestinian civil society, which lacks the infrastructure necessary for nation-building; and the impossibility of simultaneous nation-building and peace-making.
Combined with elevated capital requirements for banks, it would reduce the chance of another simultaneous failure of all credit channels.
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