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What global risks could emerge when countries use economic rather than military tools to advance their ends?
Because a shark attack could emerge.
Another alliance could emerge between China and Iran.
A new global architecture really could emerge.
What negative effects could emerge following the treatment?
To administer the vaccine is recommended at the beginning of autumn,to the time to maximize the flu could emerge immunity.
A pandemic flu virus could emerge anywhere and spread globally.
But his more impressiveresult is to show how complexity could emerge in 2 +1 dimensions.
In this case Ukraine could emerge from the present crisis more democratically mature.
If Intel is serious about entering this market andis willing to play a long game, it could emerge as a potent competitor to Nvidia and AMD.
New trade tensions could emerge between the United States and the European Union, and US-China trade tensions could return.
Over the long term, however, the company could emerge as a player to be reckoned with.
Further details could emerge on Sunday after French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel meet at Verdun in in eastern France to commemorate the centenary of one of World War I's bloodiest battles.
A new relationship between politicians with big business could emerge that would draw a line on the past.
It is being expected that China could emerge the largest market for Volkswagen vehicles in 2017, having sold 4.21 million VW vehicles in Europe in 2016.
Given the direct link between strategic offensive and defensive weapons, reasons could emerge for Russia's withdrawal from the START treaty.
It is possible that some splits on these issues could emerge as the different capitalist classes of Europe promote their own national interests, but for now they are presenting a united face.
As the report rightly points out,many in both the US and British governments predicted that chaos could emerge if Saddam′s iron grip were removed.
I do worry, though, that“too big to fail” could emerge in a new form outside the current regulatory perimeter.
In this connection, as said by him,“adopting this or that decision on Abkhazia and South Ossetia,we should take into account the whole spectrum of problems which could emerge in the future in relation to the non-recognized territories.
There are obvious historical precedents for both, and either could emerge if European unification were to grind to a halt and if relations between Europe and America were to deteriorate gravely.
By insulting people such as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Egyptian PresidentSisi or Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi, an anti-US front could emerge within OPEC+ discussions in the coming weeks.
By binding Arab Gulf states and Egypt to Moscow,a new geopolitical reality could emerge, threatening the West's economic and energy interests directly.
By affronting people such as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Egypt's presidentSisi or Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, an anti-US front also could emerge, even within the OPEC+ discussions the coming weeks.
The analysis should highlight potential cross-sectoral interactions and innovation that could emerge from greater cooperation between sea-based and land-based businesses or organisations.
Lahur Talabani, the head of Kurdish intelligence who has been heavily involved in the military campaign to liberate Mosul from Isis control,said a new generation of Islamist terror groups could emerge in Iraq if the country does not undertake radical political reform.
For constructivists it is even possible that some asyet unknown way of looking at the situation could emerge as people adjust their ideas about war and socially acceptable reactions to different situations.
Polls have long predicted that the anti-Islam,anti-EU Geert Wilders' populist Party for Freedom(PVV) could emerge as the country's largest party, although Wilders is thought unlikely to enter government.