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But there is no need to reinvent the wheel, because the solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict is embodied in the main peace plans that are already on the table: the Clinton peace parameters, and the all-Arab peace initiative.
My long experience at the wheel of my country convinces me that unprepared actions, uncoordinated campaigns, are superficial and yield only temporary results.
Instead of every closed market having to re-invent the wheel, once is enough to get everyone's economy going.
As a result, the subsequent spurt of globalization has proceeded with no one steering the wheel - and thus with no means to implement new thinking for a better world.
Should such a possibility arise, Russia should take part in peacemaking and reconstruction operations in Iraq, rather than trying to put a spoke in Washington's wheel.
Kubrick's 900-foot wide wheel rotated in such a fashion as to produce a sense of gravity equal to that felt on the moon, to which many of the station's fictional occupants were bound.
From that day, the wheel of history spun faster.
Perhaps the country needs exactly this just now: an atypical Israeli at the steering wheel.
National governments still make the most important decisions in the European Council, where leaders wheel and deal to advance their countries' interests.
Haldane describes this as resorting to the roulette wheel.
Just think of all the deaths that the wheel has caused, not to mention the side effects of much of the medicine we take.
The need for a political steering wheel in the hands of elected politicians was highlighted in 1993, when two major political figures bolted from the LDP with their followers.
As 2013 begins, Russia is back on the hamster wheel of history, treating the past as prologue - and thus wasting its resources and blighting its people's lives.
They have reached the end of the road, so they shift into four-wheel drive: they expand their balance sheets and inject liquidity to influence the structure of yields and returns and thereby stimulate aggregate demand.
The threat of irrelevance is understood by leading statesmen, who have committed themselves to putting their shoulders to the wheel.
We don't need to reinvent the wheel; we just need to follow up on the commitments made ten years ago.
Some sense of social solidarity may remain, but it is so abstract that those for whom the wheel of fortune has spun so favorably feel little debt.
For Gandhi, the spinning wheel symbolized the need to assume personal responsibility for consumption as a first step toward achieving justice and freedom for all.