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1.And they think politically that that's a more untenable position to have at this point.

2.The plan is ambitious, with its fundraising goals exceeding those of other politically active business groups.

3.The Republic's Transport Minister Leo Varadkar said his government remained " politically committed to the A5".

4.Mr Frazer said he felt Fair had been "hammered" because it was not "politically correct".

5.And public opinion massively supported him - a near-unique occurrence in politically fractious Thailand.

6.Link to Y-Que home, Link to a gallery of the "banned, " politically-oriented t-shirts.

7.This time, politically savvy NASA doctors were enthusiastic about the "science value" of such an experiment.

8.They had two children, Tatiana and Alexei, but grew apart as she became more politically active.

9.Although the project will only reach full capacity next year, it is already politically sensitive.

10.Republicans also gave up politically treacherous cuts to the Agriculture Department's food inspection program.

1.The Geopark will bring real and sustainable development to a very remote and economically deprived area.

2."With an event like this, the economically weak can buy food at cheaper prices, " Habibie said.

3.We are an economically powerful, technologically advanced, relatively prosperous country with historically low levels of unemployment.

4.Now, there's all the more reason to do so, given we have been weakened economically.

5.They were anxious about the climate economically, the issue of immigration, the timing of the lawsuit.

6.Is it economically feasible for the USA to have a thriving middle class again?

7.My country at the moment is spiralling towards unprecedented depths economically, socially, spiritually and politically.

8.But things have gotten rough economically for the casual chains (tights incomes and rising food costs).

9.It is technologically and economically realistic to eliminate coal's contribution to the electric sector by 2030.

10.Economically, too, Australia is not so much a twin-speed economy right now, as a multi-speed economy.

1.The Internet is multilingual and culturally diverse where every culture and language has its own space.

2.Each year, 25 "culturally" significant films are added to the registry, which was founded in 1989.

3.America is pretty good at this because, culturally, there is an assumption that failure is ok.

4.But then you've got the double problem that culturally here, people don't talk about rape.

5.It called on the government to suspend it "until culturally appropriate accommodation is identified and provided".

6.This will constitute a substantial step towards development of culturally sensitive studies and policies on water.

7.This demonstrates that culturally appropriate mitigation plans can serve to acknowledge and enhance indigenous practices.

8.We humans have speech because spoken words have culturally evolved to sound like nature.

9.Several communication and information projects promote multilingualism and an equitable, culturally diverse and harmonious Cyberspace.

10.Yet small island states and their populations are far from isolated or culturally homogenous.

1.The historically tense relationship between India and Pakistan has been the focus of strong interest here.

2.We are an economically powerful, technologically advanced, relatively prosperous country with historically low levels of unemployment.

3."We wanted an office that would be authentic and historically correct, " says Andrew Loo, supervising producer.

4.Historically, the company is on shaky fundamental footing when it comes to quarterly reports.

5.An incumbent administration historically has born the brunt of blame when things go bad.

6.One Arizona blaze that started May 29 has mushroomed into a historically large wildfire.

7.Historically, these actions have lowered returns to Russell 2000 investors by a meaningful amount.

8.It is a criminal offense, a felony, and it has historically been an impeachable offense.

9."Freese's heroics in both the 9th and 11th innings are historically unmatched, " Cameron wrote.

10.Historically the market usually makes most of its gains each year in the winter months.