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You know, people are very wedded to these, actually.
In the words of a poetess, she is wedded, bedded, and then she gives birth to more sons and daughters.
Oh, it was there where Pierre was wedded to the lovely mademoiselle.
Sexy murderess Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly) still yearns for a life of wedded bliss with ex-boyfriend, crazed killer Charles 'Chucky' Lee Ray.
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With European leaders wedded to austerity and moving at a glacial pace to address the structural problems stemming from the eurozone’s flawed institutional design, it is no wonder that the continent’s prospects appear so bleak.
While the Fund remains wedded to eventual financial liberalization, it now acknowledges that free movement of capital rests on a much weaker intellectual foundation than does the case for free trade.
And yet, despite abundant academic evidence and country experience to the contrary, the IMF remains stubbornly wedded to the idea of eventual capital-account liberalization.
Not wedded to central bankers’ obsolete doctrines, he has made a commitment to reverse Japan’s chronic deflation, setting an inflation target of 2%.
China is still wedded to a model that prioritizes a target rate of growth, and it still relies on high investment to hit that target.
Much of the financial industry resists such measures, as do the many economists who remain wedded to the old orthodoxy.
Despite repeated proof to the contrary, Western powers have remained wedded to an approach that endangers their own internal security.
Likewise, US administrations have remained wedded to the Bomb.
But what primarily kept Argentines wedded to a system that could not work was fear of hyperinflation.
In the 1950’s, communism and the homosexual “threat” became wedded in the American public imagination.
When asked about the role of capital controls, Strauss-Kahn said he was not wedded to any rigid ideology on the subject.
The reality is that the rest of Europe cannot succeed in restoring growth without Germany, and Germany remains wedded to the austerity cure.
And, despite the increasing blowback from state-aided militancy, the generals remain too wedded to sponsoring terrorist groups that are under United Nations sanctions – including Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT) and the Haqqani network – to reverse course.
Perhaps the reason was ideology: we were too wedded to the idea that markets are efficient, market participants are rational, and high prices are justified by economic fundamentals.
Far from discrediting the flawed approach to debt management, the “nation,” which succeeded absolutist monarchy as the basis of political authority, remained wedded to statist solutions.
The rural-urban divide wedded the grassroots rural population to upcountry patronage networks and vote-buying, while elected politicians reaped their rewards through corruption and graft.
After all, while the BRICS still emphasize the importance of multilateralism, it is clear that they are not wedded to the current international order.
Left-wing parties win, in part, because they cater to organized interests that receive ample state benefits, and are seen as wedded to retaining such largesse.
Enthralled by promises of material well-being and security, they had exaggerated expectations of romantic wedded bliss.
But what has tended to get lost in these discussions are the malign synergies between a Third World suspicious that so-called humanitarian interventions are only colonialism redux and a unilateralist US administration wedded to the concept of pre-emptive war against enemies that it equates with states that violate human rights.
After the crisis struck, instead of recognizing the decline in potential growth and adjusting accordingly, the government remained implicitly wedded to an unrealistic target of 10% annual GDP growth.
It is easy to get wedded to particular models and fail to recognize that changed circumstances require a different model.
The good news is that African governments are getting the message on how to spur economic growth, and are also getting crucial help from China and other partners that are less wedded to extreme free-market ideology than the World Bank.
And adjustment must be wedded to a growth strategy.
The former remains wedded to its phantom imperial illusions about a “zone of privileged interests” extending far beyond Russia’s borders, while the latter, starting with Kadyrov, rule as independent autocrats happy to accept handouts from the Russian state budget.
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