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In reaction, lenders are now looking for other ways to ply their abusive trade — by conducting business offshore via the Internet or through ties with American Indian groups invoking their sovereign nation status.

For example, the disadvantaged can benefit from having a more diverse network by accessing information and influence through ties with the more advantaged, thereby accessing resources that are usually unavailable to disadvantaged groups.

Mr. Ma ran on a platform of improving the economy through closer ties with the mainland.

Through its ties with Hizbullah, Iran has managed to fill the power vacuum left by Syria's abrupt withdrawal from Lebanon.

As one of the poorest of Arab nations, Yemen needs investment and other opportunities that could come through improved ties with the United States.

"For example, Radio 7 would be developed through closer ties with Radio 4, culminating in the re-branding of the station as Radio 4 Extra.

The Taliban, who are mostly Pashtun, draw natural support through tribal ties with Pashtuns, who make up nearly half of Kunduz's population.

Were talking to a lot of [Mainland] Chinese banks about the credit card business, and we also want to develop the mortgage business in China through our ties with Hong Kong developers.

Certain types of migrants are not part of the chain-migration processes – for example, in some professional sectors, or those who arrive to the country of residence through family ties with non-members of the target population – and these individuals are more likely to have a zero (or close to zero) probability of selection if they do not mingle with other members of the target population.

On one hand, they will want to maximize their own economic potential through close ties with external partners.

Growth through closer ties with the developing world and greater competition at home offer Japan a brighter future, and bold political leadership is necessary to pursue that path.