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But getting agreement on currencies, or any other issue that impinges on sovereignty, is tougher now the global financial crisis has ebbed.

Science fiction is almost the only way that recognition of this vast non-human reality impinges on literature and the arts.

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The need to see that justice is done impinges on every decision made in file courts.

The need to see that justice is done impinges on every decision made in the courts.

But even in good times, the withdrawal of money from a hedge fund impinges its performance.

How the economy impinges on political developments closer to home is less clear.

My waiting will be anxious to the degree in which the finitude of time impinges upon the project.

The global economic slowdown immediately impinges on Korea as a major exporter.

Chapter Two focuses on the colonial discourse that impinges on the textual construction of Bird's travel narratives .

The Sino-US trade imbalance impinges on the asymmetry of global trade liberalization in services and goods.

Play with the faucet water jet, as it impinges on a dish.

Lack of infrastructure not only impinges on the daily lives of millions, but it also renders firms less competitive.

This impinges on my rights as an individual.

At the end of the day, though, when art impinges on story, something needs to change.

It impinges on everyone from the Minister to the farmer.

And the worst news of all is how little the ecological agenda impinges on real debate.

The "I" is the very essence of the past and the past impinges on the present and so on into the future.