But rapid change entails immense pain.

D. Adaptive responses to the risks of rapid climate change

In a rapidly changing international scene, it is difficult to foresee much of the future.

Their received ideas about North Korea prevented them from recognizing a fast changing political reality.

In our fast changing world, people long for safety and certainty, and that is understandable.

It is time to begin an honest reflection about power and its purpose in today s rapidly changing world.

8. It can be difficult to anticipate the directions and consequences of rapid change because they can be either beneficial or detrimental.

Scientists have characterized several different types of adaptive responses to the impacts of climate change.

However, technological change and the rapidly changing map of regional integration will create new challenges and opportunities for both Governments and corporations.

The Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty review conference will begin the work of adapting the NPT to our rapidly changing world.

Rapid environmental change associated with insecurity and losses of livelihoods undermine the resilience of societies and increase their vulnerability.

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In addition, some adaptive responses to the risks of rapid climate change may offer benefits in terms of other global environmental problems.

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Change in distance is equal to the average velocity.

It was at that crossroads that Israel and Iran, two powers vying for mastery in a rapidly changing Middle East, chose to cast their strategic competition in ideological terms.

82. The 1980s was a time when a number of developing countries suffered devastating set backs in their attempts to adapt rapid technological change to their own cultural climates.

Such responses may reduce the risk of rapid climate change by limiting the rate of growth in emissions or enhancing the natural sinks of greenhouse gases.

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This may be particularly relevant today, with China s rising wages and appreciating exchange rate underscoring rapid change in global comparative and competitive advantage.

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