All the conditions he wished for in that book five years ago have come to pass.
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In the report that came out five years later, in 2003, the Trustees projected that the year that costs would surpass tax receipts was still 15 years away (2018).
Furthermore, lest anyone simplistically respond that Africans just emerging from conflicts need peacebuilding, not the accoutrements of armed security, it is worth recalling that acclaimed development economist Paul Collier and his colleague Anke Hoeffler found in their study on Military Expenditure in Post-Conflict Society that in the first five years after a peace agreement a given country's estimated risk of renewed conflict is about 44 percent.
In a talk with this reporter, Elton says that his company is in discussions with all the major oil companies and that this technology could become mainstream in five years, although others peg that at 20 years.
To qualify, each had to have starred in at least three movies in the past five years that opened in more than 500 theaters.
To qualify, each actor had to have starred in at least three movies in the past five years that opened in more than 500 theaters.
There is one final factor in play that is driving the markets, and in the past five years it has greatly magnified the role that investors play: an increase in the money supply.
Narayen figures that in five years advertising could be 15% of his revenue.
"We know that in five years the US dollar will be stronger than it is today, " the chief executive of a leading European car maker told BBC News.
John Battelle, the founder of Federated Media, told Digiday that in five years marketers will be able to buy native units across a still-to-be-built unified programmatic platform.
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The Bank of China, the least bad of the country's four big banks, expects that in five years' time consumers will account for half of the bank's loans.
His cable pals told him that in five years most shows would be delivered only when viewers expressly called up the programs, rather than the endless stream that now spills out of regular cable channels.
In an industry that has seen increased competition for live sports and soccer inventory in the last five years or so the fact that no dollar value was included in the press release tells you that the deals are all about exposure and contribute very little to the bottom line.
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Should we be worried about the huge disparity in income that has cropped up in only five years between Michael Oher and himself?
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But the Department of Energy predicts that steady improvements in semiconductor manufacturing will bring the price of white LEDs below that of compact fluorescents in five years.
While the number of venture-capital deals declined both nationwide and in Silicon Valley for the five years that ended in the third quarter of 2012, they rose 52% in New York state, albeit off a smaller base, the development agency estimates.
Studies suggest that the number of obese children has doubled in the past ten years, and that one in five children under four is overweight.
Executives came to use measures of efficiency that focused on the short term, investing in quick wins in sustaining and efficiency innovations instead of funding empowering innovations that pay off in five years, or often even longer.
These successes form part of a trend that has seen a general waning of the influence that al-Qaeda and its offshoots have in a country that, until five years ago, housed more than a dozen jihadist training camps.
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They will further reduce demand in an economy that has shrunk 25% in five years.
Timothy Garton Ash writes, in The Guardian, that "five years of anxious uncertainty" over the UK's position in the EU will now ensue.
Born in the UK, Eke went to university and began a career in information technology that lasted for five years before deciding to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming an actress in Nigeria.
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It helps, of course, that there's so much nostalgia out there for the show, a whimsical coming-of-age story set in medieval times that opened in 1972 and ran for five years.
Many proposals--like the one allowing companies to recoup taxes on profits earned in the last five years, rather that just in the last two years as the law stands now--tend to favor large businesses with a phalanx of lawyers to parse those loopholes, a luxury most small companies can't afford.
You can visualize that in five to ten years from now you'll have video on these phones.
In the five years that followed, I got the chance to really see the effects of giving back to your community.
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Recently they reported that in the first five years of the study, 199 men died, 70 of them from coronary heart disease.
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They show that in the last five years, there have been 669 doctors either struck off or suspended, and 420 of them were trained abroad.
The UK Border Agency figures show that in the last five years it has stopped around 61, 000 people at Calais who were trying to enter the UK illegally.
The need to avoid complacency is a regular theme at every Davos meeting - but this was the first in five years that there seemed a genuine risk of it breaking out.
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