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More strikingly, both Bolivia and Ecuador are governed by presidents who suffered directly from the collateral insensitivities of the war on drugs.
There were also sound political motivations for establishing the court: a portion of the Awami League’s support comes from the Bengali intelligentsia, in particular the Hindu minority, which suffered terribly in the 1971 war.
No one knows that better than Japan and Kazakhstan, which have suffered from the terrible effects of nuclear detonations.
Others have remained fixated on the short term, and suffered considerably as a result.
Though its manufacturing sector accounts for a smaller share of GDP than Switzerland’s – 15%, to be precise – it has suffered far more from Chinese competition.
Moreover, despite Putin’s backing, the ruling United Russia party has suffered rare electoral setbacks in Russia’s Far East.
Now, with the same spirit shown to be lacking from the other side, the friendship has suffered.
The NTC has suffered regular internal disputes, and its membership and functioning are shrouded in secrecy.
Whereas oil speculators have gained, both the US and global economies have suffered and been pushed closer to recession.
Turkey’s growing trade linkages with the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula have suffered as well.
For each dollar of overinvestment in the housing market, the world economy will have suffered $6,000 in losses.
Halappanavar suffered extreme pain on October 21.
But the FSLN (the Sandinista National Liberation Front), too, has suffered a major rupture, with the emergence of a new option on the democratic left in the form of a breakaway Sandinista faction that has managed to win the support of independent voters.
On top of its military humiliation, Egypt’s international reputation suffered, with the United Nations General Assembly condemning the Egyptian forces’ use of banned chemical weapons against villages that supported the monarchy.
The ECB and the BOJ did not suffer from a lack of reflationary tools; they suffered from a lack of suitable action.
This caution and restraint stemmed directly from a collective awareness of the many innocent Muslim-Americans who suffered from Americans’ ignorance and wrath following the 2001 attacks.
The finance industry, too, has suffered its own near “supply chain” meltdown in recent times.
In the UK, a study showed that mental illness affects one in four people in any year, while research carried out in 30 European countries found that 38% of the population suffered from some kind of mental or neurological illness.
When Ma’s popularity fell dramatically as Taiwan’s economy suffered from the global financial crisis, China’s leaders worked with Ma to pre-empt just such an outcome.
The country has suffered horrific terrorist attacks by Islamist extremists, including the bombing in November of a plane above the Sinai Peninsula, which killed 224 passengers and crew, nearly all of them Russian.
Russia has indeed suffered a number of terrorist attacks, including the 2004 Beslan massacre, in which 334 people, most of them schoolchildren, were killed.
Judge Mahmoud Mekki has been acquitted, and Judge Hisham al-Bastawisy, who suffered a heart attack the night before, has merely been reprimanded.
All countries that rely heavily on energy exports have suffered, especially those, like Russia, that have failed to diversify their economies.
As a result, European banks have suffered from massive write-offs on toxic American securities.
Unfortunately, for the past two years, Pakistan has been suffering as much or perhaps more than Afghanistan has suffered.
Pakistan’s new president, Asif Ali Zardari, has suffered from terrorism as we have suffered.
Russia is now going through a period of nationalistic reaction to what it regards as the humiliation it suffered after the Soviet empire collapsed.
But the kind of social chaos and international disrepute that Greece has suffered are a considerable disincentive to go down this path.
The real question is whether democracy could really have done the trick, and then, whether missiles and tanks are the right method to bring democracy to a country that has suffered dictatorial rule for a long period of time.
You cannot build lasting future relations between countries that have each in their own way suffered so much, without coming to terms with the past.
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