Apple launched the first offensive in the smartphone and tablet wars, but in a long-term war of attrition it is doomed to lose for the same reasons that it lost the original PC war.
Under the current tax code, federal revenues would return to their long term historical average since World War II at 18% to 19% of GDP.
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Agricultural development in conflict areas like Mali is one of the best opportunities for building long-term peace and reconciliation after war.
Admittedly, the trip was partly to deal with the urgent problems of war, not the long-term health of the two countries' alliance.
By financing dams, highways and steel mills, the World Bank would hasten recovery from the war and, over the long term, would help less developed nations achieve rapid growth.
We now live squarely in the Cyber-war Era and it has massive implications long term.
The history of the very few "grand coalition" experiments in Italy since World War II does not inspire hope for long-term success.
Ms. ANN WHEAT (Co-founder, Lost Boys Center): While one would think that maybe things would continue to get easier, the reality that we've all had to come to grips with are those long-term effects of living life as a child survivor of war, all the devastation and trauma of having your family--everything familiar to you: your culture, your way of life, all taken away from you.
Aznar, 50, was not on Sunday's ballots, and he had announced long before the war that he would not run for a third term in next year's general elections.
Debt in advanced economies has reached levels exceeded only during the second world war, and the evidence is that high debt can stifle long-term growth.
He just briefly ran through some of the themes, from a growing trade relationship to the joint search for Americans missing in Vietnam and the long-term effects of America's use of the defoliant Agent Orange in the war.
During World War II, again the Treasury pressured the Fed to put a lid on long-term interest rates, which again led to excessive money-printing by the Fed.
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More than 70% of them have no long-term connection to the house and only arrived at Longleat from a Northamptonshire house shortly after the World War II.
Having witnessed many pre-war governments' failed attempts at trade treaties, he concluded that only institutionalisation would procure long-term benefits, including peace.
If the United States had stayed out of the war, quite likely it would have ended with some kind of negotiated settlement and better long-term prospects for peace.
Under the original Bretton Woods system, Mr McKinnon points out, America borrowed on a short-term basis from Europe, but lent long, making enormous direct investments in the rebuilding of Europe's war-blasted capital stock.
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