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MELBOURNE – From 1949, when Mao Zedong’s communists triumphed in China’s civil war, until the collapse of the Berlin Wall 40 years later, Karl Marx’s historical significance was unsurpassed.
So, far from having triumphed, international humanitarian law has never been more imperiled.
Once again, America’s lack of commitment to multilateralism, its obstinacy, and its willingness to put political expediency above principles – and even its own national interests – has triumphed.
The second myth dispelled by China’s rapid growth is that economic liberalism eventually breeds political liberalism.Recall that in 1989, just months before Western liberal democracy appeared to have triumphed over Soviet communism, China crushed a student revolt in Tiananmen Square, killing some 10,000 of its own citizens.
So history has once more triumphed over ideology.
Since the French Revolution, the imperative of equality has often triumphed over the concern for liberty.
As he put it, “Germany is a great people that triumphed, and then was crushed.
Sanders nearly captured the Democratic nomination (and would likely have triumphed in the general election) with a platform appealing powerfully to the millennials.
He triumphed in the 2016 election despite winning three million fewer votes than his opponent, and his public approval rating has never surpassed 50%.
Democratic and market-based capitalism had seemingly triumphed in what Francis Fukuyama called “the end of history.”
He and his coalition, called Cambiemos, had triumphed over the Peronist Justicialist Party in that October’s legislative and gubernatorial elections, even in the Peronists’ traditional stronghold of Buenos Aires Province.
Francis Fukuyama was not the only American who believed that liberal democracy had triumphed forever.
Authoritarians and populists have not yet triumphed, and in many places, democrats are fighting back.
And therefore all that was honest, as he remarked, was on the side of to-day's success and triumphed in it.
She suffered, complained, triumphed in her sufferings, rejoiced in them and loved them.
Since the anarchists had triumphed in it, chasing out the earlier evolutionists, everything was breaking up; the original aim, the reform of the wage-system, was lost in the midst of the squabbling of sects; the scientific framework was disorganized by the hatred of discipline.
Like so many others, he began with difficulties and setbacks, but he triumphed because he has the volunteer spirit.
But now she triumphed, and the love so long pent up burst forth in full joyous bubblings.
She had infinite cleverness, and this cleverness triumphed in the art of torturing the self-esteem of others and inflicting cruel wounds upon them.
Once or twice virtue has triumphed, and I have got out at six and half-dressed myself, and have taken my drawers and towel, and stumbled dismally off.
Every movement of Isabella was marked by an enthusiasm that was peculiar to her nature, and every passion in its turn triumphed in her breast.
"'Twas unfortunate, indeed, in every respect, that you met with the accident, or doubtless the royal arms would have triumphed in their usual manner."
Grivet triumphed.
But his repeated bad dreams had aroused in him a feeling of sullen irritation, which triumphed over his cowardice, and restored his memory.
Anselmo was amazed, overwhelmed, and astounded at the words of Lothario, which came upon him at a time when he least expected to hear them, for he now looked upon Camilla as having triumphed over the pretended attacks of Lothario, and was beginning to enjoy the glory of her victory.
He had triumphed.
Here the magistrate triumphed over the man; and he looked stern again.
Richelieu knew that in combating England he combated Buckingham; that in triumphing over England he triumphed over Buckingham--in short, that in humiliating England in the eyes of Europe he humiliated Buckingham in the eyes of the queen.
If the league which threatened France triumphed, all his influence would be lost.
He believed, having triumphed over me in my sleep, that all was completed.
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