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Rather he points out that the broader public may sour on trade if it perceives its redistributive impact to be unfair.

The results of the Israeli election prove that the general Israeli public will go to great lengths and make difficult concessions for peace as long as it perceives its leader, Ariel Sharon, to be a strong individual.

It does not glorify war, but merely claims that a community that is interested in living politically needs to be willing to go to war if it perceives its political existence to be threatened (CP 32 5).

One example might be to have a wearable device pull up real-time transport data when it perceives its wearer has arrived at their local bus stop or train station to save them having to fire up an app and check this manually.

Similar to the path of renunciation, it embraces the idea that your "source" is limitless and eternal -- a wellspring of boundless vitality, wisdom and love -- but instead of seeing this "essence" as altogether separate from this world, it perceives its grace as a seamless expression of it.

But during the Cold War, with far more lives at stake, the United States engaged in occasional tense brinkmanship with the Soviet Union as a matter of policy when it perceived its vital interests to be threatened, most notably during the Cuban missile crisis.

Russia still all entirely does not know the world, it distortedly perceives its image and falsely and superficially makes judgements about it.

Much of this book is an elegant primer on what's known about how the brain is organized and how it grows, wires its neurons, perceives its environment, modifies or repairs itself, and stores information.

A simple way to model this is to assume that a pollen tube periodically adjusts its rate of growth based on the difference in the concentration it perceives across its tip: v new = v min + (v old - v min )/ k v Δ c + 1), where k v modulates the response to the change in concentrations.

It is not, as it portrays itself, the neutral arbiter of the national interest, keeping venal civilian politicians in check; rather, it pursues what it perceives as its own institutional interest.This report will begin by considering Pakistan's policy in Afghanistan.

Israel is demonstrating that when it comes to what it perceives as its vital security interests it will act; a message that will come as no surprise to the Americans.