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WASHINGTON, DC - I grew up in the shadow of World War II, and at the dawn of the Cold War.
Even Burma has gotten on board, resuming diplomatic engagement with the US while trying to work its way out of China's shadow.
On top of all this, there is a shadow financial system of non-bank financial institutions that, like banks, borrow short and liquid and lend to or invest in longer-term and illiquid assets.
This shadow system includes structured investment vehicles (SIVs), conduits, money market funds, hedge funds, and investment banks.
SINGAPORE - The British shadow minister for Europe, Pat McFadden, recently warned members of his Labour Party that they should try to make the most of the global economy and not treat immigration like a disease.
China's lengthening shadow has prompted a number of Asian countries to start building security cooperation on a bilateral basis, thereby laying the groundwork for a potential web of interlocking strategic partnerships.
As a result, the Depression did not cast a shadow on future growth - or, rather, the shadow was overwhelmed by the blinding floodlights of five years of mobilization for total war against Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.
On the contrary, the shadow is lengthening with each passing day, owing to the absence of effective policies to get the flow of economy-wide nominal spending back on its previous track.
The shadow banking system, which is beyond the reach of bank regulators and deposit insurance, fed the boom in home prices by helping provide more credit to buyers.
Yet, at the same time, the US supports Abu Mazen, trying to undermine the Hamas government, thus casting a shadow on the credibility of its own commitment to democracy.
He argued at that time, and rightly in my view, that short-term tax reductions and transfers would be partly saved, not spent, and that public debt would multiply and create a long-term shadow over the fiscal balance and the economy.
Much of its recent borrowing violates key tenets of hard-earned wisdom gained in past crises: it is foreign exchange-denominated, short-term, shadow-bank-intermediated, and housing-backed.
In the meantime, governments should use a shadow carbon price and carbon discount rate in their decision-making processes.
The shadow of two previous events that took place on September 11 looms over the outcome - indeed, over the fact that the question is even being considered at all.
NEW HAVEN - The American consumer is but a shadow of its former almighty self.
There is no analogous set of floodlights being deployed to erase the shadow that is currently being cast by the lesser depression.
And there is a large volume of bad loans in some state-owned banks and in the shadow banking system.
European integration in the shadow of WWII was a wise and magnificent achievement.
Rumors flew of the creation of a shadow government by extremists in Paris.
That's why we need to keep an eye on the figures and keep reminding world leaders of the needs of those in the developing world that live in their shadow.
Former Prime Minister Menachem Begin also lived until his death in a simple apartment in Tel Aviv. Not the smallest shadow of the slightest suspicion of corruption ever disturbed his peace.
Moreover, the armed forces have become a shadow of their former self, and still have human rights legacies hanging over them from the country's bitter civil war.
There are no policies to reduce risks in shadow banks, insurance companies, or mutual funds.
Indeed, shadow banking would not have grown so fast had that regime not been devised with the apparent lessons of the 1930's in mind.