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211. Conflict too brings health crises, as devastated and displaced populations lose contact with medical services and experience increased vulnerability and trauma.

212. What is more, the skyrocketing price may trigger economic crises.

213. Second, the frequency, intensity, and unpredictability of our crises will only increase due to the interconnectedness and interdependence of our world.

214. The Asian debt crisis in 1997 is, in fact, nothing but the next-to-last bubble in the cascading series of debt crises since the 1970s.

215. A general equilibrium model with banking sector and consumer-producer microeconomic foundation is constructed to analyze the mechanisms of twin crises in the emerging market economies.

216. The early release of the crew alone would defuse these crises.

217. There is one school of thought that sees Nigeria consistently muddling through such crises.

218. Successful leaders view every conflict, even crises, as a win - win breakthrough.

219. Gold hit a record $1,778.29 an ounce this week as concerns over economic stability and debt crises in the euro zone and United States sparked heavy buying among investors.

220. Under the increasing threat of air pollution and energy crises, the value of environmental protection offered by the smaller sizes of hatchbacks has been widely favored by customers.

221. But that is a dangerous game; they may be hard-pressed to de-escalate future crises of a more serious nature.

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222. In the paper, an exchange rate-output model consisting of IPLM curve and aggregate output curve is built, indicating the inner relevance of the three-generation currency crises and models.

223. Crises were symptoms of deeper problems which if allowed to fester would prove increasingly unmanageable.

224. She had told Moses about it during one of their crises.

225. Crises of confidence are likely, given that the rich world's trend rate of growth (and thus the ability of debtors to service their loans) looks set to slow.

226. Initially, the desire to accumulate foreign exchange reserves in dollars was in response the 1997-98 emerging market crises. The crises were triggered by dollar shortage.

227. These economic entities have been growing before the economic crises and are speeding up in the succedent crises.

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