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Or, more precisely, it makes the old responsibility to protect the weakest both more difficult and more urgent.

Or perhaps that is precisely the point.

The other alternative to a rebirth of containment would consist in accepting the Russian argument, or more precisely, Russian emotions.

In any case, protecting exports by resisting euro appreciation or, more precisely, dollar depreciation is a poor way to promote economic growth.

The real crisis of the EU and the monetary union is not financial but political or, more precisely, it is a leadership crisis.

And it will happen precisely the year 2048 in the later part of the summer, in July, more precisely, the 27th of July.

Two neighbors in Europe, Germany and France, are showing the way forward or, more precisely, the alternative ways forward to a low carbon future.

But such intervention can and must be far more precisely targeted than QE2.

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Today, Europe or, more precisely, the eurozone faces an almost identical situation, except that the historical conditions for further integration are much more complex and difficult than they were in post independence America.

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Comparative epidemiologists have repeatedly noticed something remarkable about these illnesses only Western countries (or, more precisely, societies with monotheistic traditions) particularly prosperous Western countries are subject to prevalence rates of this magnitude.

It was advisable to fine tune the criteria governing these reallocations and more precisely ascertain their incidence on programmes.

Precisely because America remains indispensable to international security, one wishes that its leaders would act in a more discerning way.

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They shouldn t a more decentralized international monetary system is precisely what is needed to prevent a replay of the financial crisis.

Indeed, though the US pretends not to intervene to weaken the dollar, it is actively doing precisely that via more QE.

Russian voters tend to vote according to three main sentiments anti liberal, anti oligarchic, and anti Western (more precisely, anti American).

President François Hollande has announced measures that, if implemented, would amount to a peaceful revolution a major reconciliation with the industrial and business world that even his more energetic predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, dared not attempt, despite or precisely because of his more conservative inclinations.

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That is precisely the problem.

That is precisely the point.

The specificity of the French situation is that the revolt is targeted against the state, and more precisely against the police forces.

A local shop may be able to use the Internet to tailor more precisely its selection of goods to its customers tastes.

But it is precisely the EU s desire to look more and more like a nation state that has pushed its position on the Arab Israeli conflict in the wrong direction.

What's more, it is paradoxical that it is precisely the charitable sector which is not meeting standards with respect to its own workers.

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It can be difficult to construct a path to nuclear disarmament if we do not know more precisely what will be the end goal.

The hard work of building facilities for enriching uranium is precisely what the Iranians are now already doing, if not yet in sufficient quantity to make a bomb, which might take them five or ten more years to acquire.

This is precisely what needs to change.

But what precisely would that model be?

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More precisely, it has been led astray by the Conservative Party s ideological fantasy that certain EU powers can and should be returned to British sovereignty.

Banks often oppose higher equity asset ratios, because equity capital is more expensive than debt capital. But this is precisely because of the lemon effect.

Precisely how all of this all plays out in the coming months and years will determine whether the European project progresses or stagnates.

It is important to note that precisely how new flexibilities challenge more standardized practices is dependent upon the national contexts in which they might be applied.