The United States, Roubini went on, will likely muddle through the crisis but will emerge from it a different nation, with a different place in the world.
The idea of Scottish independence is rooted in the fact that the Scots see themselves as a different nation from the English.
The envoys had been opening each technical session -- not held in the Security Council chamber -- with music, each day from a different member nation.
Few doubt who is behind the attack, which left 30 people from a dozen different nations dead: Mokhtar Belmokhtar, the most infamous Islamic extremist commander in Africa.
It is certainly a very different nation from what it was when Lula was hailed as the leader of one of the world's emerging economic powers known as BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, and China)—seemingly ready to take its place on the world stage.
Europe's leaders are also handcuffed by an inadequate treaty of Union, by the problem of getting a coherent response from 27 different nations, and by a rise in anti-European sentiment in their home countries (particularly in Germany), which has deterred them from sanctioning collective action beyond that which protects short-term national self-interest.
Professors doing empirical work benefit from data obtained from different nations, cultures and organizations.
The explorers who ventured into the white places of the earth came from many different nations, a fact not reflected by the generally available expeditionary literature, which is dominated by British heroic sagas.
Featuring music and sound by Adam Sanborne, the animations are a whimsical celebration of legendary figures from a variety of different nations.
The dozen finalists, who hail from eight different nations, used a wide variety of dance styles to explain their research, including modern, ballroom, aerial silks, and even acrobatic pole dancing.
