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Unfortunately, Tunisia and Egypt will face serious hazards as they rely on democratic forces and mechanisms to mitigate the oppressive features of the rightist corporatism under which they suffered.
In fact, many other rapidly growing emerging economies have suffered – and worse than China – from the drop in global demand resulting from ongoing retrenchment in high-income economies since the 2008 financial crisis.
Countries such as Nigeria, for example, have suffered horribly from terrorism based on a brand of religious extremism that is alien to their society.
If the war is to become part of China’s national identity, 70 years after it ended, the accepted narrative will have to be more accommodating of the memories of all those who fought and suffered, not just the Communists.
On the contrary, the Iraqis have suffered more than most and have learned the hard way the perils of authoritarianism and oppression.
Activists from public movements, journalists, ecologists, businessmen, and ordinary people who had suffered the tyranny and corruption of public officials began to join in.
Economic modernization and poverty reduction suffered.
Between 1924 and 1928, the moderate right was in a coalition government, and then suffered massively; after 1928, the SPD was similarly punished for joining a coalition.
The bad news is that the struggle between the two Colombias has taken a tremendous human toll, with many citizens having suffered through poverty, warfare, and human-rights violations for most, if not all, of their lives.
First, it promises more effective risk management, because large banks are less exposed to a single sort of customer (in contrast to rural American banks, which suffered when American farmers suffered).
So, if there is a ray of light to come from the horrors suffered by the people of the Tohoku region, it is that the Japanese understand that what they need most of all nowadays is clear leadership with a coherent and bold plan for rebuilding and renewing their country.
The French left, represented by the Socialists, has suffered its third consecutive defeat in a presidential election.
This resolution marked the culmination of several years of lobbying of UN institutions by groups and individuals devoted to focusing attention on an overlooked human rights issue: the social discrimination suffered by people diagnosed with leprosy.
China’s per capita income is still only about a quarter of Japan’s in 1990; it would be a tragedy if it suffered a similar setback before completing the path to developed-country living standards.
Both countries have suffered from extreme weather events in recent years.
And others are no doubt aware that Italian governments tend to come and go rather frequently, and that the economy and society have rarely suffered undue disruptions as a result.
But the pound had already suffered irreparable damage.
Meanwhile, in November, the European Commission also suffered a large-scale cyber attack, and while the culprit remains unknown, very few people or organizations are capable of carrying out such an operation.
Exports of manpower and garments, the lifelines of the Bangladeshi economy, have suffered serious blows.
Politicians have understood that the social exclusion and stigma suffered by Roma are a pan-European problem requiring an EU-level framework.
For the first time, he expressed the view that the eurozone had suffered from the lower availability and effectiveness of fiscal policy relative to the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan.
Whereas most countries suffered negative growth in at least one quarter over the last two years, India’s GDP grew by more than 6% throughout this period – and by 7.9% in the last quarter of 2009.
China’s Soft and Sharp PowerCAMBRIDGE – China has invested billions of dollars to increase its soft power, but it has recently suffered a backlash in democratic countries.
But wages and social security revenues have suffered an equivalent cut.
Even the "tiger" economies of east Asia have suffered from sharp falls in weakening demand for exports to America, western Europe and Japan.
But, with the notable exception of Japan, which suffered its deepest recession of the modern era, Asia came through an extraordinarily tough period in excellent shape.
As a result, to the Fund could lend to those countries that suffered shocks from the increase in petroleum prices.
In short, the Japanese economy suffered far more than the US and UK economies, which were directly affected by the Lehman shock.
That certainly sounds compelling, and another aspect of Syriza's analogy seems, at first glance, to seal the case: Greece was one of the countries that suffered most after the German Weimar Republic collapsed in 1933.
It is hard to argue that the British system performed any more effectively than the American, so the single-regulator movement has suffered reputational damage.
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