The central dynamic of the welfare state is constant redistribution and political reallocation of resources.

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And there are a couple of interesting things about the dynamic of the state.

WHITEHOUSE: The White House

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In addition, by partnering with the King Baudouin Foundation in organizing a civil society day, Belgium has underscored the crucial role played by non-State actors in the dynamic of migration and development.

UN: Secretary-General

Through such studies UNESCO is conceiving a dynamic role of its Islamabad office in not only policy formulation at state level but capacity building and strategy implementation at the local, to fulfill its principal role of facilitator and valuable partner in attaining country's prosperity.

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And while the state-backed oil giant can tap one of the most dynamic growth stories in the world, Petrobras faces the dual problem of pricing restrictions and mounting inflation.

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Pawel Szalamacha, the dynamic deputy privatisation minister, says that Ruch, the sleepy state-owned chain of newspaper kiosks, will be restructured and sold this summer.

ECONOMIST: So much to do

It is therefore hardly surprising that the state faith of Saudi Arabia - Wahhabism - has become the most dynamic ideological strain of Islamism in Sub-Saharan Africa, given that the Ministry of Islamic Affairs reportedly receives more money for activity in Africa than does the Foreign Ministry.

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But the Gulf's most dynamic and diverse economy, and the model that its neighbours increasingly turn to, is the tiny city-state of Dubai.

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