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The habitues of Paris's avenue Montaigne are visibly prosperous, zestful, and engaged.
Less visibly, Italy has also led a quiet rebellion against the pre-Keynesian economics of the German government and the European Commission.
He has remained dour and almost silent, visibly chafing with impatience to come into his inheritance, but offering no hint of what difference he would make when he does.
Faced with this, my former teacher and long-time colleague Barry Eichengreen has become positively alarmed: “The world economy is visibly sinking, and the policymakers who are supposed to be its stewards are tying themselves in knots.”
Incapable (so far) of forging a cohesive cordial strategy, with China, the West is becoming visibly afraid of Russo-Chinese rapprochement -- despite the obvious limits of it.
Europe’s do-nothing approach to the crisis has already produced visibly adverse consequences.
Given this, governments should provide specific fiscal-consolidation mechanisms that are visibly likely to take effect when the time comes.
It is media and party systems that are visibly failing in many countries and require systematic re-building.
Sedentary lifestyles produced visibly different people.
In developing economies, global financial flows have most visibly contributed to macroeconomic shocks that fuel economic uncertainty, which shortens corporations’ investment-planning horizon.
Likewise, senior executives being visibly out makes a huge difference.
The wars in Syria and Yemen have continued, rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran seems unlikely any time soon, and Russia is visibly asserting itself in the region.
Rapidly, visibly, and inevitably, China has risen.
Nor does Netanyahu, an ideologue who is visibly uncomfortable with his forced support of the two-state idea, truly have a governing coalition for peace.
Those early experiences of children I knew contracting disease, especially the poliovirus that is so visibly impairing, shaped my views on the immense value of good health and the power of vaccines.
But the outside world’s assessment of Russia’s policies and prospects are visibly changing for the worse.
Business leaders will need to secure a “license to operate” from society at large, and contribute visibly to sustaining the conditions that support their prosperity.
Here, Putin has delivered something unique in Russian history: people are more satisfied with their government’s economic performance, not because of propaganda, but because their lives are visibly improving.
Policymakers in France loved to quote a remark by the French poet Paul Valéry, who in the middle of the chaos of the Great Depression had written that “Europe visibly aspires to be governed by an American committee.”
In response, Israel is visibly preparing for a large-scale ground operation.
Less visibly, it has acquired many times the current volume in so-called “repo operations,” through which the ECB provides euros to struggling banks in a “temporary and reversible” exchange for the government bonds on their balance sheets.
Indeed, the confrontation with the Iranians in Iraq is visibly intensifying, and it may be gathering strength elsewhere as well.
Recently, in a taxi in Hong Kong, of all places, a young tango dancer from Buenos Aires was visibly agitated at his host when Brazilian football was put ahead of his country’s game.
Here is a way for the IMF to secure, visibly, the legitimate political support of our shareholders.
In a special trip to Islamabad, US Assistant Secretary of State Christina Rocca sought to reassure a visibly nervous Pakistani government that the war would be "quick and short."
In his first press conference after Hamas’s victory, Bush was visibly at a loss for words in responding to this “unexpected development.”
The country has visibly prospered, and, despite population growth, per capita income has grown faster, and to a greater level, than ever before.
Some, like Kudrin, had become visibly impatient for change; but most remained very content with the status quo.
In recent years, the role of the traditional spouse has been, most visibly, to stand by (or not) while some excruciatingly embarrassing foible or betrayal by one’s husband is publicly aired in mortifying detail.
Tehran’s air pollution, widely blamed by those with respiratory illness on low-octane “Ahmadinejad gasoline,” has visibly declined with the introduction of high-octane fuel and other restrictions.
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