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Ireland seemed doomed to be western Europe's straggler: "The poorest of the rich" was the title of a 1988 survey by The Economist.Yet from this adversity sprang the Celtic tiger, Europe's unlikely answer to the fast-growing economies of Asia.
"The circuits in the brain are very vulnerable to toxic stress, so even in the presence of good education later, children will not achieve as much as they would have if they're not protected from this adversity early in their life," said Dr. Shonkoff.
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This adversity is from village income and not individual income.
Last year, all three of those qualities seemed to spring from the adversity they experienced together.
In the third set, Stosur was able to draw from the adversity she had weathered earlier in the tournament.
Yet, here, too, exists and opportunity to grow from the adversity.
Therefore, analyses were rerun with three reduced formulations of social adversity, excluding one of the three adversities from the adversity index in each analysis.
This 4-class model using 9 variables derived from 16 adversity indicators was found to be the most parsimonious solution.
The Institute of Ideas was born from adversity, namely from the collapse of the Revolutionary Communist party (RCP) magazine she used to co-publish, Living Marxism.
The new group will have sales of €17.6 billion ($23.4 billion) a year and some 27m customers in 20 countriesAs bullish as all this sounds, the merger stems from adversity.
Character suddenly stemmed from socioeconomic adversity rather than privilege.
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