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But income inequality was worsening steadily in all member countries, with more highly educated citizens benefiting from the booming services industry, while the less educated suffered as manufacturing moved to cheaper locations.
Then, the global financial crisis struck, income inequality rose sharply, and the post-Wall generation in southern Europe suffered the largest drop in living standards since WWII.
Nim suffered various other vicissitudes – and narrowly escaped being infected with hepatitis as part of a medical experiment – until he was eventually released to an animal sanctuary, where he died in 2000.
Such a Yalta 2.0 moment would then fuel anti-Americanism in Europe and compound the geopolitical damage suffered by the West.
Such hyperbole must be firmly rejected, for it offends the memory of those who suffered as a result of Vichy France’s collaboration with Nazi Germany.
For the grievances and harm suffered daily by millions of victims and refugees remain as gruesome as ever, notwithstanding the fatigue from the prolonged conflict that some may perceive.
This owes much to the humiliations that Russia suffered when the end of communism forced its economy to its knees, and to Western short-sightedness about Russia’s fundamental strengths and resilience.
Already, Chinese financial markets have suffered, while those in the US have held their own.
This was all the more true given that Salah recently suffered a dislocated shoulder, which forced him out of Liverpool’s Champions League final against Real Madrid and sidelined him in Egypt’s first pivotal game in Russia, against Uruguay.
Simply put, women have long suffered in their pursuit of science careers, and the global scientific community must recommit to making them full partners in the quest for human knowledge.
Why not the auto and steel industries, or any of the other industries that have suffered downturns in recent years?
Despite a democratic tradition dating to 1830, Colombia has suffered a bloody 40-year insurgency by the narco-terrorists of the so-called Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), and the National Liberation Army (ELN).
Whatever erosion the position has suffered, it remains true that, when a US president speaks, people listen.
But the American effort to cut a deal with the Pashtun-based, Pakistan-backed Taliban is stirring deep unease among the non-Pashtun groups, which suffered greatly under the Taliban and its five-year rule.
(The historically persecuted Hazaras, for example, suffered several large-scale massacres.)
Japan’s economy has suffered two decades of slow growth because of the poor policy decisions that followed the collapse of the country’s massive asset-price bubble in the early 1990’s.
That is why, despite the damage that his reputation suffered in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, Greenspan retains enormous credibility among all those who hope to see rational economic policy in America.
For too long, African governments have listened to the siren song of free trade – and have suffered from too much openness, not too little.
For example, institutional investors, especially insurance companies and pension funds, have suffered badly.
As a result, “there can be no genuinely honest and friendly dialogue with those countries that suffered considerable damage and casualties in the wars with Japan.”
Millions of South Africans suffered the consequences of a lack of information – and considerable disinformation – during the secretive apartheid era.
Tourism has suffered dramatically, with hotels experiencing high vacancy rates and famous historical sights standing half empty.
Since then, the Kurds have suffered under the despotic rule of rival ethnic groups.
If not, at the very least, the injustice suffered by the Kurdish people for generations would, at long last, be rectified.
It is all too easy to find examples of countries that subsequently suffered badly because of sustained fiscal expansion.
Rich-country households have suffered a momentous loss of wealth (amounting to tens of trillions of US dollars).
The interwar period, which suffered from a similar crisis of leadership, produced not only a collapse of globalization, but a devastating armed conflict on a global scale.
Some Syrian children will need psycho-social and health support to cope with the unimaginable trauma suffered because of the war.
The vaccine field was dominated by a handful of multinational pharmaceutical companies in rich countries, and the entire sector suffered from a lack of competition.
During the Asian financial crisis of the 1990s, some countries suffered foreign-exchange crises, in which devaluation and high real interest rates de-capitalized banks and enterprises, owing to the lack of sufficient reserves to repay foreign-exchange debts.
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