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They criticise the telephone-number bonuses paid to City slickers, for example, and the success of the super-rich in avoiding the attentions of the taxman.
German competitiveness, for example, and the success of the "made in Germany" brand that has made the country a global exports champion, is frequently criticised by those on the other side of the euro debate, feeding German defensiveness and a sense of grievance.
But stubbornly low growth, alluring foreign examples and the success of the London Olympics (defying Britons' well-founded anxieties about grandiose state projects) persuaded the coalition to think again.Early last year Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat business secretary, complained about the government's "piecemeal" economic policies in a leaked letter.
It was founded in 1926 by a group of Chicagoans inflamed by the example and success of The New Yorker, which had begun the year before.
"Our Noida factory, the world's largest mobile factory, is a symbol of Samsung's strong commitment to India, and a shining example of the success of the Government's 'Make in India' program," Samsung India CEO HC Hong said in a release tied to the news.
The Polymerase A and C (PAC) and RRPE motifs are a particularly striking example of both the success and the frustration that can be associated with motif discovery.
Bangladesh does much better than India, for example, in educating girls, and the success of microcredit lending is giving women improved status and income.The BNP's Mr Ahmed insists the party leads a "centrist, slightly right" government.
The phenomenally successful rerelease of "The Exorcist" is the most prominent recent example, and its success presages more.
Abu Jandal is, in fact, a prime example of the success of interrogation conducted without "enhanced" techniques.
