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Estimates of the likelihood of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet’s collapse, or the likely time of collapse, have varied for three decades.
Guns require just a little training to operate, whereas an electrical utility requires a large team of people with varied expertise to run the generators, install and service the transmission lines and sub-stations, limit theft, and compel customers to pay their bills on time.
Though the return varied by decade, even turning negative in some decades, overall it performed fairly consistently.
Countries’ responses have varied widely.
The fiscal response – tax cuts and spending increases – has varied considerably, being somewhat more tepid in debt-averse Europe than in the US and China.
Putin’s close associates were just a few names on a long and varied list.
In recent years, he has pursued this project through varied and ruthless means.
Kuwaiti life reflects the many and varied political trends throughout the Arab world, as the country’s open society and economic opportunities have made it a powerful magnet and regional safety valve since the 1950’s.
In answering this question, it quickly becomes clear that immigration is a highly varied phenomenon, depending as it does on a diversity of factors such as nationality, skill level, intended duration abroad, and motivation.
When foraging in a rural village, they can exercise that intelligence and explore their varied environment.
To ensure that US hegemony can give way to a peaceful and prosperous balance of power, more varied and visionary leadership will be required.
Both countries are oriented along a north-south axis, and are characterized by varied terrain, long shorelines, and abundant agriculture, ranching, and vineyards.
Open societies educate or attract people with varied and valuable kinds of know-how, and they prosper that way.
More varied perspectives could enrich multilateral processes and generate more comprehensive solutions to global problems.
Despite their varied backgrounds, economic interests, and points of view, all of these actors must engage in an informed debate that recognizes all of the complexities of the challenge ahead.
For example, there are highly de-centralized ethics committees with varied qualities to protect human subjects.
An important factor in the heterogenous experiences of developing countries in the 1990s is that starting conditions varied immensely between countries undergoing economic reform.
Acupuncture was found to have no additional effect on motor recovery, but a small positive effect on disability, which may be due to a true placebo effect, or to the varied quality of the trials.
A country like Iraq, for example, is home to a diverse and varied population: Arab and Kurd, Sunni and Shi’ite, not to mention minorities of other religions and ethnic groups.
We have much to learn from systems that have demonstrated continuous improvement, in contexts as varied as Singapore, Chile, Ghana, Slovenia, and England.
In both countries, the well-established methodology of cost-benefit analysis is being applied to interventions as varied as anti-poverty measures, agricultural tariffs, child immunization, legal aid reform, e-government solutions, and rebuilding the armed forces.
The global population is set to reach nine billion by 2050, while people in the developing world – where nearly all of the population growth will occur – are seeking more varied diets.
Europe, however, has always been a single political entity, no matter how varied internally.
But they have never been able to emulate it, because their motivations for union have been so varied.
Every day, experts bombard us with their views on topics as varied as Iraqi insurgents, Bolivian coca growers, European central bankers, and North Korea’s Politburo.
The succession of financial crises that stained the 1990s had many and varied causes, but dysfunctional regulatory arrangements usually aggravated the effects.
True, the economic reforms of the 1990's gave state governments more freedom to set their own policies, and their choices varied dramatically.
Why did the same credit-supply shock produce such varied responses?
To protect that quality of life, it has to be able to measure all the varied aspects that contribute to it – and friendliness is one of them.
This suggests that the trajectory of we "moderns" in our transformations since the end of the Ice Age has varied enormously in material culture.
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