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Is it more personal, an act of vengeance by a son against the man who attempted to assassinate his father?
But when the sharp run-up in equity prices turned into a bubble that subsequently burst with a vengeance in 2000, the Fed moved aggressively to avoid a Japan-like outcome – a prolonged period of asset deflation that might trigger a lasting balance-sheet recession.
But Greece is set to test Europe again, with a vengeance.
The idea of strong Asian economic growth as a permanent feature of the world economy returned with a vengeance only a few years after the Asia crisis.
What is needed is an approach that hastens the demise of the Assad regime and increases the odds that what comes after will not be an orgy of vengeance, violence, and chaos.
The question of what to do about Iran’s nuclear program will also return with a vengeance in January, after US President Barack Obama’s second inauguration and Israel’s general election, and will demand an answer within a few months.
The Real Risks of DeficitsDeficits are back--with a vengeance.
Democracy was restored in 1983, but decades of economic mismanagement began catching up to the country with a vengeance.
Mere vengeance, however, is not the catalyst for this attempt at lustration.
These rogue units have exacted vengeance on Qaddafi supporters and alienated significant segments of society.
Fiscal discipline came back with a vengeance last year, when the state of public finances in a number of countries had deteriorated massively, owing to the recession and financial-rescue packages.
The Muddled Case for Trade AgreementsPRINCETON – With global trade negotiations deadlocked for years, regional agreements – long a dormant route to trade liberalization – are back with a vengeance.
But, by the end of the decade, the Argentine nightmare had returned with a vengeance.
Individual accountability would somehow break the chain of ethnic identity and communal vengeance.
That, rather than slaking the public’s thirst for vengeance, should be their primary objective.
Moreover, the attack shock could trigger Iranian vengeance regionally and elsewhere, with a global economic impact far exceeding that implied by a blockade.
He advocated new condolence ceremonies to commemorate lost warriors – and to replace wars of vengeance.
Terrorists have struck Europe with a vengeance, and millions of refugees fleeing wars and hunger are taxing European institutions, and straining social cohesion.
Anti-Semitism is back with a vengeance around the world, as if the lessons of the Holocaust had evaporated with time – or, even worse, had never been fully integrated into our collective consciousness.
Rather than simply exult in his ostensible vindication, Trump has been playing the victim and vowing vengeance.
While COVID-19 lockdowns have reduced global carbon dioxide emissions this year, intensive pre-pandemic emissions are likely to return with a vengeance in 2021.
True, some state-sponsored assassinations, and attempted assassinations, contain an element of personal vengeance.
The first factor – America’s mounting imbalances – is now playing out in real time with a vengeance.
Social unrest, which had been hibernating, will likely return with a vengeance.
The risk of Grexit returned with a vengeance in 2015, when a newly elected Greek government played a game of chicken, taking negotiations to the brink.
On the matter of America’s role in the world, Trump is practicing – with a vengeance – what he preached during his presidential campaign.
Ideological indoctrination has returned with a vengeance; the US has again become the enemy, while Russia has re-emerged as a friend.
However, the deflationary specter haunting Europe was never truly defeated and is now back with considerable vengeance.
Inflation, seemingly defeated by President Hassan Rouhani, has returned with a vengeance, hitting 31% in 2018.
This will be “disruption” with a vengeance.
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