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They said that the borrowers had behaved badly, when the real problem was that the international system had created a veritable "house of cards," in which a mountain of short-term inter-bank loans could suddenly be reversed, causing economic collapse in debtor countries.
But just when our societies should be making such investments, the public sectors in the US and Europe are on a veritable “investment strike.”
With control over half of the world’s supply of skipjack tuna and about a third of tuna stocks globally, the PNA is a veritable OPEC of the sea.
There were many more candidates in 1997, three years before the 2000 presidential election, a veritable parade of names representing different sections of the nomenklatura and political spectrum: Chernomyrdin, Yavlinskiy, Lebed, Luzhkov, Nemtsov, Zhirinovskiy.
Today, many of these countries are reeling from a veritable tsunami of returning money.
The increase in housing prices during the 1980's is now viewed as the veritable model of a boom cycle turned bust.
What followed was a veritable nuclear-testing frenzy.
They will worry – and they are right to worry – that a situation of extreme peril, a veritable threat to the nation, was required before the French recovered their senses and took the path of reason.
As a result, a veritable allergy to assessing the constitutionality of any law has long held sway.
Clearly, the new leadership in Saudi Arabia intends to orchestrate a veritable revolution from above.
There has been a veritable avalanche of lobbying on this point, which has resulted in top officials moving slowly, for fear of damaging the economy.
That would be a severe setback for the EU; for the British, blundering through history, it would be a veritable disaster.
Four years of recession and devaluation of the peso, has seen Argentina descend into a veritable economic hell.
Nothing in Asia's history, however, remotely compares to Europe's half-century of division and veritable occupation by two rival superpowers.
But the last decade has seen a veritable revolution in the news business.
India's new government is led by a veritable "dream team" of international development.
The solution (literally and figuratively) may be an ingenious, affordable innovation from Ventria Bioscience that combines high- and low-tech components to deliver what could be a veritable Holy Grail: two proteins produced inexpensively in rice that radically improve the effectiveness of rehydration solutions.
Worse still, the current fifth generation of civilian leaders is made up of veritable dwarfs in military affairs.
Automobiles, for example, have evolved from straightforward mechanical systems into veritable computers on wheels.
Indeed, by redrawing the region’s economic boundaries, the latest wave of violence has brought about a veritable trade shock, the true scale and significance of which has largely gone unnoticed.
As all the possible options are bad, the situation qualifies as a veritable Greek tragedy such as those hitherto seen only on stage.
Brexit is, without doubt, a veritable blow to the European project.
This target has become a veritable commandment of campaigners since the EU embraced it in 1996.
But the broader claim that issuing government debt has become a veritable free lunch, similar to government profits from currency issuance, has been dangerously overblown.
COP25 offers an opportunity for world leaders to seize on these connections in the run up to 2020, which will be a veritable “environmental super year.”
But for the current governments of Poland, Hungary, and Serbia – and perhaps Boris Johnson’s United Kingdom, too – it is a veritable disaster.
And, given the veritable deluge of RCTs in recent years, perhaps academics and donors should devote more time and resources to the big questions that cannot be studied by experimental methods – and to learning more about demand for new empirical evidence and the barriers to policymakers’ use of it.
It would be a veritable disaster in an already disastrous year.
Warren is courageous because Big Tech is big money for most leading Democratic candidates, particularly progressives, for whom California is a veritable campaign-financing ATM.
Fearing for one’s life, livelihood, and loved ones, all while in a state of isolation, has turned out to be a veritable Petri dish of fabulist paranoia.
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