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Why is discontent, xenophobia, and precariousness seemingly triumphant?
For the moment, extreme nationalists and Milosevic supporters may feel triumphant.
It is becoming obvious that the Euro-Atlantic world, whose economic and political model seemed so triumphant 20 years ago, is now lagging somewhat behind China and other Asian countries.
But no amount of triumphant rhetoric can obscure the West’s betrayal of the Syrian people, nor disguise its lack of any actual strategy for resolving the Syria conflict.
But this apparently coordinated pushback against global protest movements is not yet triumphant – not even in China, as the people of Wukan have shown.
China’s model of authoritarian capitalism appears triumphant, but there is nothing genuinely new about this model; like all dictatorships, it deprives people of political rights and freedom of speech.
In that sense, this moment amounts to the precise antithesis of the autumn of 1989, when the Soviet bloc began to collapse and democracy seemed triumphant.
Now it is humbled and the euro looks triumphant.
Indeed, the “capitalists triumphant” story is tarnished, as is our faith in international trade.
No amount of gleeful photo ops, self-congratulatory tweets, or triumphant Fox News reports will change that.
From Football Victory to Economic Success in AlgeriaWASHINGTON, DC – Algeria’s recent victory in the Africa Cup of Nations – the continent’s biennial men’s football (soccer) championship – was not just the triumphant culmination of a highly contested tournament.
The new century would merely be a continuation of the previous one, with a triumphant West extending its dominion.
The images, showing the triumphant return of an apparently relaxed Assad, were clearly propaganda.
While many of its leaders will survive him, an already-rampant anti-liberal movement probably would have grown even stronger with a triumphant champion of its cause in the White House.
Desruinaux, dying but triumphant, received in this division six sous' and three deniers.
Birds of paradise stole off at our approach, and I was in real despair of catching one when Conseil, walking in the lead, stooped suddenly, gave a triumphant shout, and came back to me, carrying a magnificent bird of paradise.
She revelled in all the evil ironies of triumphant adultery.
When, from the summit of the hill, he saw in the valley below the church-spire with its tin flag swinging in the wind, he felt that delight mingled with triumphant vanity and egoistic tenderness that millionaires must experience when they come back to their native village.
The right party was triumphant.
These servants, frail, persecuted, martyred upon earth, as you can see from the still bleeding wound of Saint Clement, are triumphant in heaven.
His triumphant existence, since 1815, had confirmed him in his habits.
This morning he was triumphant: 'I have been waiting for you, my dear son,' he called out, as soon as he caught sight of Julien, 'you are welcome.
Folly proved triumphant; and one of the men in Paris most worthy of a woman's love met his death in his twenty-fourth year.
The triumphant hurrahs of the men, and the thundering tread of the horse, too plainly assured the peddler of the emergency of his danger.
This argument, which is thought by most of the colonel's countrymen a triumphant answer to a thousand eloquent facts, lost none of its weight by the manner in which it was uttered.
Old Hundred swelled up with a triumphant burst, and while it shook the rafters Tom Sawyer the Pirate looked around upon the envying juveniles about him and confessed in his heart that this was the proudest moment of his life.
She observed his thin, pale face with triumphant tenderness when she thought of how she had brought him back to life more than ten times over.
Ah! how she deceived these worthy people, and how delighted she was to deceive them with such triumphant impudence.
And amidst their tears, they seemed to hear the triumphant laughter of the drowned man, who again slid, chuckling, under the sheet.
On the Thursday following the marriage, Grivet and Michaud made a triumphant entry into the dining-room.
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