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But, at the same time, a wave of idealism swept across the wreckage, a collective sense of determination to build a more equal, peaceful, and safer world.
Like the new wave of populists worldwide, Wilders promises to take his country back for his followers, to stop immigration (especially of Muslims), and to make the Netherlands Dutch again, whatever that means.
Many Muslims who have been fighting for years for their countries' modernization have so far failed to find a lucid response to the progressive wave of radical Islam.
France's basic problem, like that of the countries most affected by the crisis, is that the wave of cheap credit that the euro's introduction made possible fueled an inflationary bubble that robbed it of its competitiveness.
Some months ago Poland faced a wave of peasant strikes.
It would be ironic, though, if developed countries - which led the FDI liberalization wave of the past two decades - now led a backlash against FDI.
England would be left to wave its flag of St. George over Wales and Northern Ireland, a rather sour prospect.
Gore prefers to maintain the system essentially as it is and to use the budget surplus to eliminate the deficit in the pension system that will open in the second decade of this century, when a wave of baby boomers reaches retirement age.
Large fiscal deficits and slow growth might convince foreign exchange markets that there is little future in the euro, fueling a wave of selling - and hence losses for central bank holders.
But, whereas we are likely to see a wave of defaults and IMF programs this time, too, fiscal meltdown does not have to hit every highly indebted country.
Indeed, what a country like Greece should be doing is pulling out all the stops to stay clear of the first and second wave of restructurings and IMF programs.
The result is a currency collapse and a wave of bankruptcies.
Riding the populist wave, several politicians have proposed a ban on CDSs.
Even in a number of European countries with old democratic traditions, a wave of populist, radical political parties opposed to minorities and immigrants has achieved success, sometimes even winning elections.
In the Arab world, it is mainly extreme Islamists who are hijacking the young generation's wave, stealing their revolution.
A wave of state defaults followed in the late 1830's.
The liberalization process has exposed the country's long-standing religious divisions, leading to a wave of sectarian violence aimed primarily at the minority Muslim community.
If the revolutionary wave that began in Tunisia spreads to the rest of the Arab world, how many countries will be tempted by Turkish openness, and how many by Iranian fundamentalism?
Pakistan is hit hard by a wave of monstrous Taleban attacks, and in Afghanistan NATO troops die and are terribly injured in large numbers.
In Munich, the number of self-employed tilers increased in 2004 and 2005, the first two years after the first eastern enlargement wave, from 119 to 970.
After the Great Depression of the 1930's, the vast wave of investment in industrial capacity during World War II made up the shortfall of the lost decade.
One of the more striking regularities that Reinhart and I found is that after a wave of international banking crises, a wave of sovereign defaults and restructurings often follows within a few years.
What if Iran becomes a nuclear power, the region's democratic movements are swept away by a wave of anti-Western Islamic solidarity, and the Iranian regime emerges even stronger?
MUNICH - Europe is currently experiencing a huge wave of migration between its east and west.
The trigger for this wave of scorn was Li's sell-off of some of his prime Shanghai properties, after relocating his corporate registry from Hong Kong to the Cayman Islands.