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Continuing down the investment-led growth path will exacerbate the
visible
glut of capacity in manufacturing, real estate, and infrastructure, and thus will intensify the coming economic slowdown once further fixed-investment growth becomes impossible.
It is also
visible
in the devastating proxy war in Yemen, which has become a key battleground in the Saudi-Iranian power struggle.
One might cynically say that the backlash would be much more
visible
if there were less restrictions on the media.
Because of these three very
visible
fault lines, some Russians describe their country as having distinct security, economic, and political/business governments.
The Mind’s New EyeCAMBRIDGE – Modern physics and cosmology suggest that basic truths about how nature operates, and how our universe arose, are
visible
only to those who can see events that occur faster than the time it takes for light to cross a proton, and whose vision can resolve sub-nuclear distances.
It was only in the late twentieth century that careful study of the motion of normal,
visible
matter revealed the gravitational influence of lots of otherwise invisible stuff.
Attitudes toward globalization and digital technology also tend to be more positive in high-growth developing countries like India and China, where progress is highly
visible
and digital technologies look more like growth engines than threats.
Their struggle is visible, however, in their maneuvering inside other branches of government.
Whether sheathed in scarves covering only the head (the so-called “hijabs”), the face and head (the “chador” and “burqa”), or the entire body, shrouded females are now
visible
in public places everywhere, from public schools and universities to parliaments.
While Jordan's access to discounted Iraqi oil was clear for all to see, the benefits to Iraq have not been as
visible.
But globalization makes the weakest among us more visible, and therefore makes the absence of social justice more unacceptable.
There must also be a
visible
division between “hawks” and “doves” within the madman government.
The Raj era may be
visible
in the buildings of New Delhi and in the uniforms of the Indian army, but Britain has lost any competitive edge that it once had in India.
Looking further out, US fiscal policy's long-run problems will become increasingly
visible
and urgent: there is not even a hint of a plan for reconciling the long-term costs of the social insurance state with American taxpayers' limited patience with high taxes.
Like those regimes, whether fascist or communist, China’s leaders have sought to transform public space and sporting events into
visible
proof of their fitness and mandate to rule.
International counter-narcotics policy is currently driven by pressure for rapid and
visible
results.
The totalitarian state limited crime, or rather made it less
visible.
Some resist appreciation actively and openly; others do so in a less
visible
manner.
These countries are mainly taking aim at the most
visible
manifestation of IP injustice: the accessibility of essential medicines.
Moreover, no nuclear weapons were unleashed, deliberately or accidentally, and no full-scale war of the kind that ravaged post-communist Yugoslavia broke out between Russia and any of its neighbors, although several of them were locked in internal or regional conflict in which Russia’s hand was
visible.
The only
visible
counterweights are civil society’s democratic organizations and an independent press, whose freedoms have been drastically reduced, and a new political opposition that has yet to establish its credentials through a strategy of resistance.
The
visible
hand of the state (actually, several states) is everywhere in this diplomatic imbroglio.
Indeed, many people in Eastern Europe felt a sense of lost control during the harsh socialist experiments of the post-war era, as did many Chinese during the Cultural Revolution, and these societies had minimal
visible
income inequality.
Systematic sexual violence became
visible
in Burma when the Shan Women’s Action Network (SWAN) and the Shan Human Rights Foundation (SHRF) published Licence to Rape , which documents 625 cases of rape committed by the military in eastern Burma between 1996 and 2001.
The second factor is America’s pluralistic public sphere, an arena not without religion but with many religions, which are
visible
and active in civil life as the basis for institutions, publications, and symbols that influence values and conduct.
Future archaeologists would do well not to seek an explanation of this variation in terms of
visible
differences in our skeletal biology!
For starters, it is important to recognize that the line needs to be clearly
visible
before extremist parties even arise.
Life at the South China Morning Post , Hong Kong's leading English language newspaper, and so a
visible
political gauge, offers a window into what is going on all across Hong Kong's institutions.
But, shortly after the vote, signs of trouble became
visible.
Indeed, contrary to the widely held assumption that evolution takes millennia to manifest itself, recent evidence suggests that its effects can become
visible
as quickly as in a few generations.
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