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"It's really a kind of double whammy," said Bandurski, who traces the current political chill to Xi's rise to power in late 2012.

Whatever traces the current crisis might leave, France is unlikely to entirely turn its back on nuclear power, a legacy of Charles de Gaulle that has been broadly embraced by politicians across the political mainstream for decades.

Jessica Bumpus, of Vogue.co.uk, traces the current trend for printed sweatshirts back to one signature print in particular: "The Balenciaga sci-fi jumpers [from   autumn/winter 2012]  which – with Kenzo – kicked off the sweatshirt craze.

Michael Patrick King, executive producer of "Sex and the City," traces the current vogue for wild female characters in part to the British series "Absolutely Fabulous," and there's no question that Patsy (Joanna Lumley), Edina Monsoon's best friend, fits every criterion.

Chapman traces the current revitalized trance sound back to one particular track, Innervisions artist Åme's signature 2005 tune, "Rej".

One of the most respected and high-ranking union officials in the country, he traces the current economic malaise to policies that favored the financial sector over the working class.

To say this book was ahead of its time is an understatement, as you can trace the current crop of voice-driven contemporary YA right back to it.

Google would not say how it had traced the current spy campaign to Iran because it did not want to tip off attackers.

Ms. Curr, of Atria, traced the current popularity of celebrity novels to Pamela Anderson's best seller, "Star," which was released by Atria in 2004.

I trace the current outbreak of droidlike conformity to the immediate aftermath of 9/11, when groupthink became the official substitute for patriotism, and we began to run out of surfaces for affixing American flags.

Instead, it unfolds in five parts, tracing the current crisis from the election of Ronald Reagan, whose career was launched by a circle of rich Californian businessmen bent on shaping him to their will.