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Moreover, today's positive market effects demand further qualification beyond the health crisis.
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Many banks received government money last year as the financial crisis deepened.
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The other key risk especially in Europe is the sovereign debt crisis.
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However, recent years have been different, courtesy of the euro zone crisis.
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The global financial crisis sharply curtailed trade in developed countries last year.
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The great Russian army under Kutusow appeared at this conjuncture in Moravia.
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In this alarming conjuncture, it was thought advisable by Pope Innocent IV.
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Selfishness in a conjuncture of this sort was excusable, and even obligatory.
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But there happened at that time a very peculiar conjuncture in politics.
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Walker, indeed, entertained sentiments more valuable to the South in this conjuncture.
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Enhancing market discipline is also key to avoiding future crises, Plosser said.
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Business from Europe has been dampened by sovereign debt crises, he said.
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Cape Town's water culture must be changed to avoid stressful water crises.
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But that will not eliminate risk of future crises, the report said.
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Northern Ireland politics and Christmas crises seem to go hand in hand.
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Baublies said airlines were usually among the first affected by global crises.
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China has a long history of pulling together in times of crises.
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He has said it does not do enough to prevent future crises.
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This simply confirms that, over time, economic pressures manifest as political crises.
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Without a reform we are bound to have similar crises, Inan said.
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The plans are part of an international effort to prevent financial crises.
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Money would not come as quickly or as easily in later crises.
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Leaders who fumble crises like these often pay a high political price.
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Yet a series of crises have caused a spike in humanitarian need.
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Any new political crises could delay efforts to rebuild Zimbabwe's ruined economy.
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Washington has put itself through debt-limit crises several times in recent decades.
