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It is too painful to believe that humanity would destroy millions of other species - and jeopardize our own future - in a fit of absent-mindedness.

Absent a clear path to a much tighter fiscal and political union, which can lead only through constitutional change, the current halfway house of the euro system appears increasingly untenable.

Violence is conspicuously absent from the list.

Moreover, carrying a huge debt burden runs the risk that global interest rates will rise in the future, even absent a Greek-style meltdown.

Absent a change in trader beliefs, the current oil price spike will be broken only by a recession that exhausts consumers' capacity to buffer higher prices, or when the slow process of substitution away from oil kicks in.

Protectionist trade measures, perhaps in the form of a stiff US tariff on Chinese imports, would be profoundly self-destructive, even absent the inevitable retaliatory measures.

In short, Google is changing expectations about what people can know - even in the United States, where formal censorship is absent, but government obfuscation, opaque corporations, and the like are not.

At the start of the process, China will have small and indirect ownership stakes in a great many US enterprises, and the odds are that the usual objections will be absent.

Some minor revisions to the final report might be made, but the procedures of a real parliamentary democracy-proposal, debate, and resolution-remain absent.

One of the most efficient tax-raising methods is the US payroll tax, for which the marginal tax rate is close to the average rate (because deductions are absent and there is little graduation in the rate structure).

Entirely absent from these models are the negative effects of more government and uncertainty about how fiscal problems will be resolved.

Absent further trade agreements, there is a big risk that the pace of globalization will slow, with profound consequences for global poverty and welfare.

Absent a visible payoff, reform fatigue is setting in.

Israeli leaders were aware of Hamas's buildup of medium-range missiles, mostly smuggled through Sinai in underground tunnels, but continue to argue that, absent the siege, Iran and others would supply more (and more sophisticated) weapons.

Europe, of course, has no significant centralized tax authority, so this key automatic stabilizer is essentially absent.

But the will to achieve this division is, sadly, absent among most people in power.

How much more worrying, then, is such concentrated ownership in new democracies and developing countries, where the check of civil society is mostly absent?

Nonetheless, in hindsight, containment infused an order and organization on US foreign policy that is absent today.

In the United States, cautionary voices have been notably absent even among staunchly liberal newspapers like The New York Times.

She will continue to emphasize close relations with France because there is no alternative; Britain, absent from the euro zone and the Schengen border regime, remains the odd man-in of the EU.

How many children will miss out on education because teachers are absent due to low wages, or simply because poor children must work to supplement their family income?

Thus, absent a recession, demand has remained largely unchanged over the past year.

The captured uranium was not weapons-grade; international inspectors removed all sensitive material from Iraq following the 1991 Gulf War (which is why it was absent when the United States invaded in 2003).

Britain, absent from the euro zone and the Schengen border regime, remains the odd man-in of the EU.

Viewpoints that deviate in the slightest from Party doctrine are still absent from Chinese TV.