The financial superpower looks ever more a regulatory bully, setting rules it ignores itself.
The fact that there can be so much death in large scale gun violence that basically gets ignored is itself a horrific state of affairs.
You may as well try to ignore time itself.
Chinese authors who went into exile in the 1980s, including Mr Gao, dominate perceptions of Chinese literature in western markets, but are largely ignored in China itself.
Douglas Carter Beane's "The Nance," which drew a nomination for its leading actor, Nathan Lane, was nonetheless itself ignored in the best play category.
But it was ignored by GM itself, which remained famously bureaucratic and as complacent as one might expect of a company that then dominated the biggest car market in the world.
The UK took "false comfort" in the strength of the relationship between the president and Blair, but on a succession of issues found itself ignored or incapable of making demands in a sufficiently specific way.
The Bush Administration's fervent desire to broker a Middle East peace agreement before it leaves the stage, early next year, seems almost hopeless, given the fractures among the Palestinians, the heedless building of Israeli settlements, and the fact that the Administration itself ignored the problem for years.
The word fictitious has appeared in 145 New York Times articles in the past year, including on April 30 in "Tony Award Nominations: Who Got Snubbed?" by Craig Gibbs Douglas Carter Beanee's "The Nance," which drew a nomination for its leading actor, Nathan Lane, was nonetheless itself ignored in the best play category.
Humanitarian action can only be as effective as its political environment permits it to be: '[w]hen the political context is not right, research is bypassed, evaluations are forgotten, studies are ignored, and aid itself can be curtailed.
