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Since then, successive Polish governments of varied orientations have taken turns.
The motives for these interventions varied, but all led to American efforts to establish working governments – nation-building – that proved protracted and frustrating.
The pro-Obama margin varied from 82% in Kenya (where Obama’s father was born) to 9% in India.
The phenomenon is far more widespread, complex, and varied – but it is useful to focus on the more extreme cases.
Ideally, nutrients should come from a balanced, varied diet.
Likewise, more countries (and more varied in their character and historical trajectory) are emerging strongly on the global scene: Brazil’s GDP recently surpassed that of the United Kingdom.
Today's instabilities may be unusually varied and severe, but human life is one of ceaseless uncertainty at all times.
The situation is more varied in emerging-market economies.
Without much of a playbook to guide them, it is unsurprising that their ability to cope with these challenges has varied considerably.
All the sociological evidence about the girls’ motives, which are in fact very varied, is swept aside as irrelevant.
Block thinking fuses a varied reality into one indissoluble unity, and in two ways.
By treating all the varied segments of Islam as nothing more than parts of a unified threat to the West, they make it harder for Muslims to stand out and criticize their own block thinkers – people like Osama bin Laden, who are building their own unified enemy, composed of “Christians and Jews.”
A new era of active and varied monetary policy may have begun, with potential benefits for all.
It then stayed above zero until 1995, after which it remained low but above zero until 1999, and then varied between zero and -1.7% until 2012.
Since then, however, assessments of Wen’s leadership – particularly his stewardship of the economy – have varied widely.
It can increase returns through its agile structure and ability to meet varied, locally determined, needs.
Although all of the Fragile Five – identified based on their twin fiscal and current-account deficits, which make them particularly vulnerable to capital-flow volatility – have adopted some macroprudential measures since the global financial crisis, the mix of such policies, and their outcomes, has varied substantially.
As a result, southern Europe and parts of Eastern Europe have become a kind of political laboratory, with experiments producing strikingly varied – and increasingly unpredictable – outcomes in different countries.
Thus, the economic status of households varied a great deal within each caste.
Nowhere is this more true than in Latin America and the Caribbean, where the uneven blows of history and varied national policies have resulted in a patchwork of fates for our many peoples.
It is not surprising that policy approaches have also varied.
If there is a second lesson, it is that those impacts are complex and varied, and depend very much on the characteristics of particular regions.
Beyond improving public accounts, a large part of the revenues from high commodity prices were used to increase public spending, although this proportion varied from country to country.
Put simply, the causes of terror are largely situational, and the situations are themselves as varied as the acts themselves (members of the IRA, for instance, have obviously been exposed to circumstances very different from members of Al Qaeda).
It is a much more varied continent.
North America shares one of the richest and most varied energy resource pools in the world.
If we look at five-year periods between 1967 and 1986, the number of different teams that qualified for the quarterfinals varied between 28 and 30.
And, ultimately, we do not elect people to political office because we want them to act as standard bearers for our subjective, varied, and evolving definitions of morality.
Then there are the complex and varied laws, rules, and regulations shaping the business environment in each country.
Consequently, the arts of communication in these free countries are far subtler, skillful, and more varied than those in the totalitarian ones.
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