History suggests otherwise, despite a vulnerable dollar.

History also suggests that financial crises tend to morph over time.

History suggests that recessions are often renamed when the smoke clears.

Rigid timetables that history suggests would not be met should be eschewed.

But history suggests that fixing a central bank s balance sheet is never pleasant.

And, finally, history suggests that a Marshall Plan for Greece might actually work.

Recent history suggests just how malleable the elements in play in Syria really are.

So history suggests that economies seldom grow out of recessions continuously, without an occasional subsequent decline.

History suggests that without greater authority, the Agency will be incapable of dramatically reducing global nuclear risks.

History suggests that once an insurgency reaches critical mass, it takes a decade or more to eradicate it.

Recent history, particularly the excessive accumulation of private and public debt, suggests that we have not acquired it.

History suggests that elections do not create democracies. They confirm that the conditions for a democratic order are present.

History suggests that the US ought to think twice before continuing its effort to remake Afghan society or its government.

History suggests that collective negotiation about currencies and a new approach to the issue of reserves are unlikely to succeed.

Indeed, history suggests that severe recession and socialization of private losses often lead to an unsustainable build up of public debt.

But there is intriguing evidence that suggests that the early history of Mars there may have been rivers and fast flowing water.

History suggests that interest rates will not remain at record low levels indefinitely, and that when change comes, it might be abrupt.

History suggests that, in fits and starts, Iraq, like Vietnam and Lebanon, will find itself able to sort out its own affairs.

For these countries, it matters whether history suggests that there is a strong threshold effect once public debt exceeds 90 of GDP.

History suggests that interest rates will not remain at record low levels indefinitely, and that when change comes, it might be abrupt.

Paleontological evidence on the Earth's rotational history suggests that 1.8 billion years ago, there were about 450 days in a year, implying 20 hour days.

Regardless of what the right explanation is, the history of recent recessions suggests that we should not be surprised that the job recovery is taking time.

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History suggests that the global technology boom has yet to play itself out, with US productivity gains likely to radiate out across the world, raising growth rates everywhere.

History suggests that the hope for a self sustained recovery in Europe might well prove deceptive almost always, the European economic cycle has followed and reinforced that of the US.

The history of the CD, both during and since the cold war, strongly suggests that these other proposals have not represented, and do not currently represent, common solutions to common threats.

The history of the Islamic Republic indicates that the power struggle between the Supreme Leader and the president never abates. It also suggests that the Supreme Leader will prove to be stronger.

But the evidence suggests otherwise.

But history suggests that new, fragile democracies are more likely to attempt to placate radicals than to eliminate them, and that terrorists can exploit democratic governments respect for civil rights and the rule of law.

And, as former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan recently noted, US fixed capital investment has fallen far short of the level that history suggests should have occurred, given the dramatic surge in corporate profitability.

The alternative view suggests different remedies.

This situation suggests a phased approach.

But Harper s re election suggests otherwise.

Moving to politics, Mohamed Emam suggests

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But history shows that political entrepreneurs and liberalizing Catholic intellectuals were crucial to the creation of Christian Democracy. This suggests that Muslim reformers, given the right circumstances, might be similarly capable of bringing about Muslim democracy.

And as the subtitle suggests, I looked at Islamic tradition and the history of Islamic thought from the perspective of individual liberty, and I tried to find what are the strengths with regard to individual liberty.

While the baseline forecast seems to be slow global growth in the US around 3 , about half the usual pace following deep recessions history suggests that another decline would hardly be surprising before sustained stronger growth emerges.

Hollaback! suggests several ways of getting involved.

The history of European integration suggests that regional cooperation, give and take, the pursuit of shared goals, and even in some areas the transfer of sovereignty are the best ways to overcome tensions and promote peaceful problem solving.

This suggests not only that justice in the Philippines has a chance equally important, it suggests that Filipinos will give justice a chance.

The Soviet war in Afghanistan was followed by a long term decline in oil prices. The recent price slide to 50 60 per barrel, halving the value of Russia s oil production suggests that history is about to repeat itself.

Laura Trice suggests we all say thank you

Taking that history into account, the study suggests that the GEF may present a realistic opportunity for realizing the objective of sustained, reliable streams of new and additional finance to assist developing country parties in their implementation of Rotterdam Convention provisions.