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Normality is boring.

It soon seemed to have restored some normality.

And then there are times to return to normality.

Maybe through this fake law we would finally be able to achieve normality?

Still, he can be credited for some tangible results in bringing Chechnya a modicum of normality.

But Abe s idea of normality is not yet shared by the majority of Japanese, let alone other Asians.

But this apparent return to normality should not mislead us about the longer term importance of 9 11.

But the outcome has been the return of normality to the one and a half million people of Northern Ireland.

The assumed normality of belief in the inevitability of secularization tends to reproduce itself, as well as to appear increasingly irreversible.

Indeed, as my country, Ukraine, is now demonstrating, after revolutionary euphoria fades and normality returns, democratic revolutions can be betrayed and reversed.

So let me show you how quickly our brains can redefine normality, even at the simplest thing the brain does, which is color.

But pariah states never behave responsibly, and no state has a bigger role than we do in coaxing Kim Jong un s regime into normality.

The unbearable situation of a large part of the Syrian population contrasts with the attempts to project an image of normality in areas under regime control.

This identity may be secular or religious it may seek middle class normality or proclaim an Israeli version of manifest destiny 160 the two are not incompatible.

For the reformers, normality meant the progressive development of Muslim societies, and they tied this to the interaction of Islamic teaching with relevant, worldly ideas of the time.

It is commonly assumed (but nobody takes big bets) that the Nasdaq still carries major downside risks while the euro, sooner or later, must return to normality, whatever that means.

The desperate try to restore order and normality, and if we are not able to cut this circle of violence, it will be transferred to the next generation without a doubt.

The renewed fighting, coming eight months after a promising peace initiative known as the Goma Agreement, means more civilian deaths and little chance of normality returning to the eastern part of Congo.

The heavy handed closures of NTV and TV 6 are merely two of the best examples of this country's halting leap toward normality, and both closures reveal Putin's selective approach to restructuring Russia.

Bill Clinton had also talked about enlarging the role of human rights and democracy in US foreign policy, but most Americans in the 1990 s sought normality and a post Cold War peace dividend rather than change.

The study challenges many of the most common and often erroneous stereotypes about the North Caucasus, revealing and unpacking the normality obscured behind the exoticism and imagined differences popular in mainstream work about the region s culture and netizens.

But this apparent return to normality should not mislead us about the longer term importance of 9 11. As I argue in my book The Future of Power, one of the great power shifts of this global information age is the strengthening of non state actors.

This identity may be secular or religious it may seek middle class normality or proclaim an Israeli version of manifest destiny the two are not incompatible. Either way, the country no longer resonates with the expectations, hopes, and fears of a world still focused (ever more dimly) on resolving the Israeli Palestinian conflict.

Bill Clinton had also talked about enlarging the role of human rights and democracy in US foreign policy, but most Americans in the 1990 s sought normality and a post Cold War peace dividend rather than change. By contrast, Bush s 2002 National Security Strategy, which came to be called the Bush Doctrine, proclaimed that the US would identify and eliminate terrorists wherever they are, together with the regimes that sustain them.