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And the problems of Pakistan fester next door.

Successive French governments have let this situation fester.

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Problems fester in such a society, but don't necessarily explode.

But pragmatism has its limits, particularly when it permits dangerous situations to fester.

But suppression won't make these issues go away it only lets them fester.

Instead of bringing hope, they have been allowed by India to fester like weeds .

Allowing this conflict to fester will only aggravate our peoples insecurity and our region s instability.

The old sores and divisions fester. Russia remains unreconciled to the new map of Europe.

Such delays are costly, and risk allowing pathologies to fester, prolonging the healing process further.

With bad debt left to fester on banks balance sheets, growth vanished and deflation set in.

But, while we focus on immediate concerns, they continue to fester, and we overlook them at our peril.

Indeed, modernization by no means implies a solution to the conflicts that continue to fester in the region.

In the absence of an effective, common response, Europe s crises fester, feed on each other, and foment unilateralism.

If allowed to fester, the political consequences could be severe, including trade protectionism and perhaps even social unrest.

The question we must ask is, what are the consequences to our security of letting conflicts fester and spread.

But piecemeal arrests will not be enough to reverse the drift if a culture of intolerance is allowed to fester.

But piecemeal arrests will not be enough to reverse the drift if a culture of intolerance is allowed to fester.

And, because the fighting has been permitted to fester and spread, around 250,000 people have died, according to United Nations estimates.

If allowed to fester, this feud could metastasize, leaving the EU in a state of crisis like that which plagued Austria Hungary.

Allowing European debt problems to fester and grow by sweeping them under the carpet through dubious theatrics can only make those problems worse.

It is sometimes tempting to let intractable conflicts fester, and there are some situations where other countries can play the mediator s role more effectively.

It is sometimes tempting to let intractable conflicts fester, and there are some situations where other countries can play the mediator s role more effectively.

While the size of the central government fell dramatically, with employment at the State Council halved from 34,000 to 17,000, corruption continued to fester.

The High level Panel report, in its considered assessment, said that such disputes continue to fester and to feed the new threats we now face .

New leaders in China, Japan, South Korea, and now India are political nationalists in regions where territorial disputes remain serious and long held historical grievances fester.

The situation creates a security vacuum that, if left unattended, will continue to fester and will put in question the credibility of this premier multilateral institution.

Meanwhile, the oldest dispute in the region the subject of a decades long peace process that moves nowhere continues to fester and worsen in Palestine and Israel.

Even worse, in the absence of strong American leadership, longstanding global problems from climate change to urgently needed reforms of the international monetary system will continue to fester.

The international community cannot stand aside as conflicts which imperil the lives of millions of innocent people and threaten their most fundamental rights, fester, degenerate and eventually explode.

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Successive French governments have let this situation fester. Dominique de Villepin s government turned away from this challenge in favor of economic patriotism that is, protecting supposed national champions from foreign takeover.

A singular vision has always animated this process animosity between neighbors must not be allowed to fester, and the rule of law must reign not just within countries, but also between them.

Most mainstream Republicans try to argue that the Obama administration, in which Mrs. Clinton served as secretary of state, allowed ISIS to fester by failing to aggressively manage the situation in the Middle East.

We agreed we'd speak up in our own communities when we witnessed the kind of otherizing talk that can wound and fester into paranoia and then be used by those on the fringes to incite.

For if the frustrations of ordinary Hong Kong citizens are allowed to fester without a genuine commitment by China to allow for universal suffrage by 2007, a far more serious eruption of social and political unrest beckons.

Deferred maintenance on income equality is one of many imbalances that built up in the US economy during the pre crisis boom. If allowed to fester, the political consequences could be severe, including trade protectionism and perhaps even social unrest.

Developments in the former Yugoslavia and in other trouble spots of the world have once again confirmed that the longer a crisis is allowed to fester, the more difficult it is to bring it under control, and the higher the cost of such action.

The state fails to provide for its citizens poverty, political marginalization, and land disputes then fester, fueling ethnic militias that function as a kind of tribal shadow government, often providing social services. The state then brutally crushes the militias, making matters worse, and politicians manipulate the actors for their own purposes.

Finally, a core component of democracy is a set of rules and procedures designed to require public officials to justify their policies with reasons that can be accepted or countered in public debate. When contemplating foreign military intervention, leaders must explain their actions in ways that make clear how their country s strategic and moral interests are at stake for example, how unbridled aggression and hideous suffering can fester and spread.