These autocratic responses are ultimately self defeating, because they deepen the democratic malaise.

In the elderly, hypoglycemia can produce focal stroke like effects or a hard to define malaise.

The resulting legacy of grievance, shame, and anger is part of what underpins the region s current malaise.

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Meanwhile, Japan s economy seems to be recovering from a generation of malaise, with this year s annualized growth rate exceeding 3 .

Not surprisingly, given the EU authorities obvious inability to end the malaise, many member states are losing patience with austerity.

Social malaise is deepening as expectations and actual prospects for economic improvement are likely to remain poor for the foreseeable future.

The EU s malaise is self inflicted, owing to an unprecedented succession of bad economic decisions, beginning with the creation of the euro.

Europe s malaise, and the resulting rise of populist politics, suggests that Asia s governments can ill afford to sit on their growth laurels.

This convocation was one of the events that transformed the general economic and political malaise of the country into the French Revolution.

The United States, while hampered by economic malaise, was militarily unconstrained for the first time since the end of World War II.

Constitutional symptoms such as fever, malaise, loss of appetite and weight loss are also caused by cytokines released into the blood stream.

Without real and significant political change, technocratic reform proposals will treat only the symptoms of China s economic malaise, without addressing its underlying institutional causes.

So designers work on this particular malaise that we have, these kinds of discomforts that we have, and try to make life easier for us.

Its economy wide relative productivity level has since declined, with two decades of malaise eliminating the pressures to upgrade in agriculture, distribution, and other services.

In the US, the political system has descended into seemingly intractable partisan paralysis, gravely undermining the system of checks and balances and generating a deepening sense of malaise and frustration.

Criticism of Christianity became increasingly frequent in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially in France and England, where there appears to have been a religious malaise, according to contemporary sources.

As policymakers continue to seek a path out of the ongoing malaise, it would be wise to remember Roosevelt s words before he led the US out of a very similar crisis.

Moreover, Europe s malaise threatens many of these countries political stability as well, given the close connection nbsp especially in China between the legitimacy of existing arrangements and the continuation of rapid economic growth.

Russia s diplomats would have gained little without America s foreign policy malaise a victim of Obama s vacillation and of Americans hostility to any new military adventure, however limited its scope and Europe s deep internal divisions.

A study led by Mireille Razafindrakoto, François Roubaud and Jean Michel Waschberger revisits some 50 years of economic history of Madagascar and attempts to draw out the causes of an apparently persistent economic malaise.

Given Europe s current malaise and the waning impact of so called Abenomics in Japan, it is difficult to believe that their economies, which fueled global output growth for several decades, will regain their former stature.

Those of us who fear that the Fed s approach has greatly deepened the US economy s malaise and is turning America s cyclical unemployment into permanent long term structural non employment have lost the domestic monetary policy argument.

In his first inaugural address on January 20, 1981, which Reagan himself wrote, he addressed the country's economic malaise arguing In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problems government is the problem .

Economic malaise in the 1980s, along with resentment of Soviet oppression, contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union, the associated end of the Cold War, and the democratisation and liberalisation of the former Eastern bloc countries.

Given this, it might seem premature, to say the least, to announce the return of the West, especially at a time when the US economy remains fragile, Europe s financial crisis is fueling an existential funk, and Japan s deep structural malaise continues.

Yet Japan, still suffering from two decades of economic malaise, has somehow managed to remain actively engaged not because of its strategic interests, but in order to meet a genuine moral imperative, namely that those who are better off should help those in need.

But reducing carbon emissions has proved impossible, because such a commitment could constrain GDP growth (anathema to developed countries mired in economic malaise) and impede access to energy and electricity for billions of people in developing countries, which is unacceptable to China and India.

To be sure, the blame for America s malaise lies squarely with Obama s predecessors Bill Clinton, for encouraging the Fed to take its eye off financial market supervision and regulation, and George W. Bush, for his costly wars, which added massively to US government debt.

1972 1984 Theatrical malaise and new leadership While Walt Disney Productions continued releasing family friendly films throughout the 1970s, such as Escape to Witch Mountain (1975) and Freaky Friday (1976), the films did not fare as well at the box office as earlier material.

And I decided the remedy to all this malaise was going to be for me to chase an elevated dream, an extreme dream, something that would require utter conviction and unwavering passion, something that would make me be my best self in every aspect of my life, every minute of every day, because the dream was so big that I couldn't get there without that kind of behavior and that kind of conviction.