But we use this language from a bygone era to scare ourselves into doing something because we're a democracy and that's what it takes.

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LONDON To read The Samuelson Sampler in the shadow of the Great Recession is to gain a glimpse into the mindset of a bygone era. The sample is of the late Paul Samuelson s weekly columns for the magazine Newsweek from 1966 1973.

So We made them a bygone fable and a lesson for the latter generations.

So We made them a bygone fable and a lesson for the latter generations.

Yet it would be a mistake to regard Latin America s broadening international relations as marking the end of US preeminence. Unlike in the bygone era of superpowers and captive nations, American influence can no longer be defined by the ability to install and depose leaders from the US embassy.

The current era is the atomic era.

Reduction and elimination of this Cold War era nuclear infrastructure is the largest piece of unfinished business from that bygone time. The continuing existence of large strategic nuclear forces deployed on high alert, and of tactical nuclear weapons deployed in certain NATO states and Russia, creates a risk of accidental, unauthorized, or mistaken use, and of terrorist groups acquiring these assets.

We must move from an era of legislation to an era of implementation.

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Era Pembangunan Mega Proyek

America s New Progressive Era?

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A New Era for Islamic Science?

Dreaming of a New Edo Era

Welcome to the Era of Incompetence

Nobel Prize winning climatologist Paul Crutzen calls our geological era the Anthropocene, the human dominated era. We are stuck with its obligations.

Better to be forward looking than backward looking, focusing on reducing the risk of new loans and ensuring that funds create new lending capacity. nbsp Bygone are bygones. nbsp

So, there's this guy, right? Victorian era.

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If none agree, the ERA is cancelled.

President Bashir spoke of a new era.

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Leatherbacks and tuataras are echoes from that era.

We are in the era of atomic energy.

So the era of big infrastructure is over.

write a brilliant chapter worthy of a new era.

We're moving, obviously, to the era of the tricorder.

You are witnessing the birth of a new era.

Winners and Losers in the Post 9 11 Era

The invention of the transistor marked a new era.

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Tremendous changes have taken place in today's world humankind has left behind an era of war and peace and has entered a new era of peace and development.

Enter a new era, science and technology innovation are promising.

It has that sort of puckered lips, 1940s era look.

But this is a promising era in the Muslim world.

Therefore, we should display the era adequately in our works.

1866 the beginning of the transcontinental railroad a new era.

And, you see, this era coincided with my own childhood.

Now we're also in the era, today, of quantified self.

So we're really entering the era of wearable robotics actually.

And now this is the early era of wearable robotics.

As Asian innovation comes into its own, the US and other developed countries must find ways to participate or risk missing the opportunity of the century in a vain bid to recapture bygone supremacy.