But the extravaganza also left lingering doubts.

The Lingering Shadow of Mad Cow Disease

Even within Vkontakte, there are lingering suspicions.

The lingering trauma of war in Japan

No amount of lingering faith in stability will change that.

But India s lingering bitterness over the 1962 war with China remains.

But a lingering coolness emanating from Mr Putin showed that Russia's leader has forgotten nothing.

Over the next few days, lingering summer warmth will try to build and expand again.

The Khmer Rouge did wither away, and with it the lingering threat of renewed civil war.

But there were also lingering conflicts in Croatia, notably in the Eastern Slavonia region, adjacent to Serbia.

This lingering resentment may explain Putin s somewhat uncivil behavior and dubious jokes when dealing with his Western counterparts.

Meanwhile, some of the governmental expenditures in the time of lingering economic difficulties raise eyebrows of the bloggers.

Every dull, lingering, dry explosion seems to open the door to more pain, a new gateway to disaster.

But the key issues lingering in the minds of the G 20 leaders will be exchange rates and global imbalances.

Of course, there is no assurance that today's expanded commerce will preclude eventual strategic rivalry, or succeed in erasing lingering wartime animosity.

The lingering drumbeat of bombs sound like some sort of impossibly large grapeshot, the metallic sound blending with the dry blast of the explosion.

Likewise, any visit to Hamburg should not omit a stop by the warehouse district of Speicherstadt to feel the lingering spirit of the shipping age.

But, for now, a complete meltdown seems distinctly less likely than gradual stabilization followed by a tepid recovery, with soaring debt levels and lingering high unemployment.

The eurozone crisis on our doorstep, and the lingering damage inflicted by the crash of our financial system, dragged down economic growth in 2011 and 2012.

A clean sweep, however, will ultimately be good for stocks and certainly much better than cover up and lingering doubts about what the books really look like.

Mr. Joko is also facing pressure from lingering sectarian tensions in Indonesia, where members of the Muslim majority have embraced a more conservative form of the faith.

The hashtag has created great comic relief easing the tension that has been lingering on social media platforms between the hardcore support from the two political parties.

Lingering anti American undertones, of course, will invariably surface for, as in any long unbalanced relationship, the junior partner will tend to make declaratory statements that generate misperceptions.

On the US side, a lingering Cold War mentality, combined with the presumption of US economic superiority, has meant that economic issues are still deemed subservient to geo political concerns.

The United States has long been divided over what it calls affirmative action, a system of racial preferences intended to overcome the lingering consequences of slavery and discrimination against black Americans.

A Turkish Syrian Business Council was established soon after with the hope of developing economic relations, but little impact has been felt, owing to Turkey s lingering suspicion of Syria s political alignment.

The French Socialist Party s lingering statism, ethnocentrism, and reluctance to accept coalitions with movements to its right reflects its violent and troubled history and the long intellectual domination of the French Communists.

They see lingering post financial crisis unemployment as a compelling justification for much more aggressive fiscal expansion, even in countries already running massive deficits, such as the US and the United Kingdom.

France and Germany will soon have a common army they already have a common currency yet the survival of national teams channels, within a strictly limited framework, lingering rivalry between the two countries.

Foreign investment is already at its nadir, due to the lingering political crisis following the fall of the Suharto dictatorship, and to doubts about the soundness of the country's institutional and legal capacity.

Throughout southern Africa, lingering resentments associated with colonization fuel distrust of the major Western powers, which continue to control the key institutions so determinative of the region s future, notably the IMF and the World Bank.

According to Xu Donggun, an official with the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the lingering smog in 2013 has affected 17 provinces in China and 600 million people nearly half the nation's population.

Too little is known about these northern square mouthed rhino for us to be sure that they are not lingering slowly towards extinction, wrote Roosevelt. We were not willing to kill any merely for trophies.

But it is also true that Park nbsp who has refused to meet formally with Abe until he addresses lingering issues over Japan s annexation of Korea nbsp has used history to pander to domestic nationalist sentiment.

The accidental death of a NIT (Calicut, Kerala) research scholar has once again sparked controversies about the privacy of women, privacy of a dead person and in general about the lingering male chauvinism in Kerala society.

At a time of slow growth, lingering high unemployment, and difficult fiscal situations in some countries, it is understandable that longer standing members of the EU sometimes focus more on the potentially disruptive difficulties than the opportunities.

This lingering sense of inadequacy, this aspirational sense of the Other, living in places that are fair and just and corruption free , these benchmarks which are only to be found far away from home, have permeated our collective imagination.

But the fiscal realities on both sides of the Atlantic nowadays are very similar, and only lingering trust in the promise of America keeps alive the expectation among some Europeans that some grand American coup de théâtrewill resolve the country s dire debt situation.

Given the lingering bad blood between China and Japan over Japanese war crimes during World War II as well as geo political tensions in Asia, many wondered how, if at all, the change of ownership would affect the Financial Times' expansion in China and its coverage of the country.

Foreign investment is already at its nadir, due to the lingering political crisis following the fall of the Suharto dictatorship, and to doubts about the soundness of the country's institutional and legal capacity. Backtracking on official resolve to fight terrorism would hardly convince international business to start investing in Indonesia again.

Romania was for a few days an inspirational place for many, where people took to the streets fiercely, yet peacefully, in order to demand that the corrupt should not be left unpunished, and also to acknowledge that the lingering weight of corruption exists well beyond the political figures who embody it.

They see lingering post financial crisis unemployment as a compelling justification for much more aggressive fiscal expansion, even in countries already running massive deficits, such as the US and the United Kingdom. People who disagree with them are said to favor austerity at a time when hyper low interest rates mean that governments can borrow for almost nothing.

Throughout southern Africa, lingering resentments associated with colonization fuel distrust of the major Western powers, which continue to control the key institutions so determinative of the region s future, notably the IMF and the World Bank. While China is not about to dominate these institutions, in southern Africa it is regarded as a potential counterweight to the US and the EU.