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Many other rich countries' debt levels are also uncomfortably close to 150-year highs, despite relative peace in much of the world.
As 2003 draws to a close, it is time for world leaders to help guide the world away from the obsessive, failing approach of America's government.
The Americans want full EU membership for Turkey--a longstanding NATO member and close American ally--while Europeans complain about the Turkish military's domestic political role.
At the other end, conservatism in many European countries has historically veered too close for comfort to right-wing extremism.
Even after Tamerlan had died, and Dzhokhar, already wounded, was the only known fugitive, the Boston authorities decided to close down the entire city.
The fact that the UK was situated so close to powers like Germany and Russia made matters even more challenging.
The reality is the opposite: for several reasons, growth will slow further in the second half of 2012 and be even lower in 2013 - close to stall speed.
By doing so, they will push prices close to fundamentals today.
The best way to accentuate the region's growing anti-American sentiment is to try to close the US-Mexican border (which will be futile).
Painful choices about how to close the long-run fiscal gap should be decided now and implemented promptly once the economy has recovered.
America's allies, in turn, must be prepared to close ranks with it on both the outlines of a deal and the willingness to strike militarily.
Within the first two months of the devastating tsunami that struck that December, close to 50 heads of state and foreign ministers visited the island.
Shortly before Christmas, Czech TV's director, who was resisting political pressure, was replaced by Jiri Hodac, a man with close ties to ODS.
This is a different level of intelligence, more analytical, where close collaboration adds significant value.
One thing to be learned, if we didn't know this already, is how close racial sensitivities are to the surface of US life, despite the election of a black president.
When Sarkozy, who otherwise has such finely tuned media instincts, protests that he's no different from any other man, he comes dangerously close to confusing the office and the person of the president.
Policy interest rates are close to zero in the major economies in the developed world, and outsize budget deficits are the norm.
But, even if that could be achieved, it would close the trade gap only for as long as Greek prices remained competitive.
Bolivia's 1988 buyback of close to half of its defaulted sovereign debt, an operation funded by international donors, is a classic example.
For the left and the Greens, he is close to being a traitor.
And events there, including the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, have a broader impact that naturally entails the close involvement of global partners - first and foremost the United States.
The era of US diplomatic hegemony has drawn to a close.
For the moment, most Americans seem to be going along with Republican arguments that it is better to close the budget deficit through spending cuts rather than tax increases.
But a key condition for a smooth redeployment of US troops is close consultations by America with its allies, something it has not done well up to now.