We live in an era in which globalization expands the market for ultra talented individuals but competes away the income of ordinary employees.

Activists from public movements, journalists, ecologists, businessmen, and ordinary people who had suffered the tyranny and corruption of public officials began to join in.

But socialism is concerned about ordinary individuals.

All behave as though they are above the laws that constrain normal citizens.

The environmental degradation is obvious even to casual observers.

Repressive actions were also taken against thousands of ordinary people.

The likelihood that what emerges from the coming talks will serve ordinary Americans interests is low the outlook for ordinary citizens in other countries is even bleaker.

This has spread a sense of unfairness.

Zuma is legendary for his ability to connect with ordinary people.

He still has a good reputation among many ordinary people in Tampere.

The empowerment of ordinary Egyptians has fundamentally changed things.

Most ordinary Ukrainians desperately want to be part of Europe.

Generally speaking, the religious order stood as a buffer between the political order and the common people.

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Meanwhile, ordinary Russians have gained little.

That loss is compounded by the collapse of the Party s credibility among ordinary people.

It's not about ordinary Syrians, it's not even about development.

However, such a move has outraged many ordinary citizens.

In the deadliest conflict of our era an unlikely group of heroes has emerged.

Profits for this operation were not used for the benefit of ordinary Somalis living in the area.

The lives of ordinary North Koreans matter as much as the security of North Korea s neighbors.

The bottom line is this Belarus s ordinary people and victims of repression need help today.

Ordinary Europeans have to pay value added tax on most of the goods and services that they buy, so why not tax purchases of stocks, bonds, and all kinds of derivatives?

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There are only a few degrees separating each and every blogger from the legends down to the occasional twitterer.

The lack of tangible material gains for ordinary Egyptians also fueled public anger.

But it was our meetings with the ordinary people of Sudan that left the deepest impression.

Worse, ordinary Serbs see an obvious international double standard.

Infection rates were highest in privates who had served the longest at the army base.

It can also refer to the ongoing attempts at making legal language more comprehensible to laypeople.

Those unprecedented events will foster economic activity in the Gaza Strip and improve the lives of ordinary Palestinians.

A considerable difference exists in the gender proportion of ordinary party members and party leaders.

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So how many other Madoffs are there on Wall Street or in the city of London, fleecing ordinary folk and money laundering?

But, in the end, ordinary Germans have been proved right, and the elites have been proved wrong.

If ordinary people are to observe this historic event, buses will have to transport them.

Once pushing industrialization at the expense of agriculture, African leaders routinely ignored ordinary farmers.

The advantages of pooling sovereignty and resources ring increasingly hollow to ordinary Europeans.

In the long run, wages would fall, and ordinary workers would end up bearing a significant share of the cost.

Society increasingly demands that these corporate citizens be altruistic, just as people are.

It is a strain to think that governments have the same motivations as private citizens.