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Foreign observers are prone to associate the Bing Dian incident with other recent crackdowns on China's mass media, and to conclude that Chinese journalism freedom is hopeless under the present autocratic regulation.
In fairness, no UN Secretary General has paid greater homage to the ideals of the human-rights movement, or attempted, at least rhetorically, to associate the UN with those ideals, than Kofi Annan.
This is why these countries associate the future of their democracies with ever-closer and more integrated cooperation with other European states.
Ultimately, the spiritual gloom and existential dread that we have come to associate with Eastern Europe are merely an extension of our own.
More than anything else, Palestinians must come to associate peace and diplomacy with improvement in their living conditions.
He taught at the University of Rochester from 1972 to 1974, before returning to the University of Chicago as Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Business in 1974-75.
The terrorism that we have come to associate with Al Qaeda is special in many ways.
Ordinary people vaguely associate independence with truth, and partisanship with lies or at least with untrustworthiness.
Much experimental and statistical evidence shows that individuals trust and associate more with others of the same race.
Indeed, today's Russians have no nostalgia for the Yeltsin years, which they associate with confusion, humiliation, shame and weakness.
Unlike the Brazilian, he does not openly associate with mobsters.
To demonstrate that it is wrong to associate Islam with terrorism, the OIC might begin to compile statistics on the religious affiliations of those who engage in terrorism.
Poor voters may not associate the largesse with the Congress-led government in New Dehli, but rather with the state governments that actually hand out the goods.
Meanwhile, each government, with its own style and political discourse, seeks to associate the state with the benefits of a globalization that, for the past few years, has been showing its generosity.
Bin Laden often recites poetry to underscore a point and to associate himself with chivalrous and learned warriors who were willing to become martyrs for Islam's honor and glory.
One does not naturally associate China with the quest for compassion.
That is what happened in the 1970's, during the original wave of currency turmoil: the Scandinavians and the Swiss negotiated to associate themselves with a European currency regime.
Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, a close associate of Erdogan in the AKP, pressed Turkey's application to join the European Union.
But, if we increasingly associate ourselves with the world at large, our loyalties will expand, too.
Members of evangelical churches associate their beliefs with the rugged individualism of the early pioneers.
With DPJ lawmakers almost equally split, Kan's victory is being attributed to the support of general and associate party members.
The succession to Lee was clear: after handing over the premiership in 1990 (at the surprisingly young age of 66) to a trusted associate, Goh Chok Tong, he groomed his eldest son, Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong, for the job.
The Egyptians, with a historical civilization second to none in terms of achievements in all walks of life, want desperately to associate with the Arabs, with whom they have no kinship other than colonization.