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So our first critical moment, it's open.

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So, what are Americans obsessed with at this critical moment?

At this critical moment, we can t allow this to fade away.

This change comes at a crucial time for the world economy.

All of these motivations critically challenge US global diplomatic primacy.

So our first critical moment, it's open. He is down.

Voters tend to get rid of governments once the incumbents have lost their most precious attribute the benefit of the doubt.

He suppressed the critical process, arguing that any criticism of the Commander in Chief puts US troops at risk.

In response, a new Japanese defense review identified China as a threat.

But with the release of five of the detainees in July, the case has reached a critical juncture.

The timing could not be better, as the Euro Atlantic family has entered a critical period.

Tajik officials are heavy handed in their regulation of the Internet, regularly blocking websites that publish critical content.

After all, poverty is not an unchanging attribute of a fixed group it is a condition that threatens billions of vulnerable people.

If that happens, the crucial question for the future of civilization is Will the super intelligent computers be friendly?

But with the release of five of the detainees last week, the case now has reached at a critical juncture.

Integration into the global economy, a crucial source of capital, stability, and innovation, has become a threat to many of these countries.

Nine year old Wu Lok yi seems to have cast a critical eye on Hong Kong s news events while drawing this merit winning poster

But the narrow view misses the most critical consideration this Japan shock has not occurred at a time of great economic strength.

Specifically, beyond direct help for Tunisia at this critical moment, the EU must breathe new life into the Mediterranean partnership.

The basis for the accusations turned out to be Soloviev's blog posts critical of political situation in the country.

Clearly, effective strategies to tackle the NCD burden require a critical examination of what people are eating and their levels of physical activity.

Work in my lab is focused on the first critical period in development and that is the period in which babies try to master which sounds are used in their language.

A more critical approach must be taken against government officials involved in the ongoing harassment of journalists, civil society activists, rights defenders, and peaceful protesters.

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The EU, fixated on a still undefined ampquot transitionampquot from OHR to an EU centered mission, seems intent on emptying its toolbox before it knows what tools it will need to enable Bosnia's transition. It failed, for example, to back its man on the ground, the able Slovak diplomat Miroslav Lajcak, at a crucial moment, fatally undermining his authority.

Think about the critical moment of decision when a megabank, like JP Morgan Chase (with a balance sheet of roughly 2 trillion), may be on the brink of failure.

We seek no reward, except the reward of history that we can at a critical time serve this community, he said.

It has led to a dangerous extension of executive powers, tarnished our adherence to universal human rights, and inhibited the critical process that is at the heart of an open society.

I know that one undergraduate has more recently pursued legal action against a staff member, who, she said, drugged her with Rohypnol, the date rape drug, and assaulted her. I know these accounts, but I can t report them, even at this critical moment in the long overdue formal investigation, because of confidentiality protocols.

I know these accounts, but I can t report them, even at this critical moment in the long overdue formal investigation, because of confidentiality protocols.

As Prime Minister from 1981 to 1989, he was credited for steering Iran through the crises of the early revolutionary period and the Iran Iraq war.

The first wrong Chinese was Gao Xingjian, a critical playwright, artist, and novelist, who received the Nobel Prize for literature in 2000, while living in exile in Paris.

But, at this critical point, it is fair to ask the Fed for a much clearer message about what its strategy is, and what this implies for the future.

However, many modern African philosophers argue that their work is a critical reflection on African leaderships and how it impacts their compatriots daily lives. As a result, it is paramount that African philosophy develops in the context of the African continent and communicates to an African audience.

With its history, culture, and traditions including its critical, independent, and even rebellious spirit within the former Soviet Union Georgia would seem to be an ideal candidate for successful democratization.

Non libertarians recognize the fatal flaw in this argument financial blow ups entail what economists call a systemic risk everyone pays a price.

What emerges from the documentary is a hard critical look at China s over reliance on dirty fossil fuels, its bloated heavy industries and its lax enforcement of environmental statutes.

The designs that you can have a sneak peek at today offer a small glimpse into the political and socially critical themes we're addressing this year.

Even if it were impossible to lower unemployment below some critical level without fuelling inflation, there is uncertainty about what that critical level is.