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For Japan even more than Germany, the crisis has been a total disaster and the concept of export-led growth has been discredited.

But in the long run, however discredited western capitalism now appears, the movement is far more likely to be in the opposite direction.

A decade ago the idea of a paywall appeared to have been widely discredited.

If the optimistic choice turned out to be wrong, they would have zombie banks and a discredited government.

No doubt it would be awkward to see the wisdom of experts punctured and the pet policies of politicians discredited on a regular basis.

Although Whorf's hypothesis continues to inspire research, a good deal of his evidence has been discredited.

The earthly paradise had been discredited at exactly the moment when it became realizable .

Though the book has been completely discredited as a hoax and forgery, it is still in print and remains widely circulated around the world.

But better no ratings at all, perhaps, than those of a discredited oligopoly supported by a short-sighted central bank.

That makes for a marked contrast with the diminished and discredited White House incumbent.

For the Communists it was nothing less than a cosmic art theft, a final, desperate move from a discredited political gang.

Others, including some at the Fed, might retort that the shift occurred because some of those rules were becoming very discredited.

Ali discredited forever the idea of the quiescent athlete, and he was the first truly global sports star.

It is likely to be discredited if it gets to be associated with bad science .

Less obviously, the US economic model, far from being discredited, may be strengthened by this crisis.

Its subsequent collapse has irrevocably discredited the Washington Consensus and spotlighted the urgent need for a new development paradigm.

Meanwhile, mainstream parties have been savagely discredited by the scandal over parliamentary expenses.

t's hard to fathom just how badly these signature features of the American brand have been discredited.

The answer might come down to a somewhat discredited concept, the "decoupling" of economies that sees some driving forward while others lag.

DR GOLDFINE: Just so you know, many of Freud's theories have been discredited.

Although he was wrong, and such arguments have since been widely discredited, Americans mostly no longer receive payment for giving blood.

The perceived failure of this approach discredited non-intervention, and ended up enhancing the influence of Mellon's successors.

Final examinations reflect an antiquated and largely discredited theory of learning, which equates knowledge with factual recall.

It has declared war on a discredited bureaucracy without acknowledging the need to harness bureaucratic energies to new policies.

This is a pity, because. Really is a good cause, and it is likely to be discredited if it gets to be associated with bad science.

The parents discredited the child's story, since he was in the habit of telling falsehoods.

From Britain to Italy, political leaders of all stripes have been discredited or voted out of office.

Within the Diet, some small parties are winning popularity at the expense of the flailing DPJ and the discredited LDP.

In broadcast remarks, Le Pen said if the allegations proved true, Strauss-Kahn would be discredited.

All three principles have been fundamentally discredited by the current recession.

Even one of the most discredited ideas, protectionism, has gained support under the guise of stimulating the economy.

PHR is calling for an official investigation into the role of doctors in the CIA's now widely discredited programme.

National ideals have been discredited by cynicism and the corruption of ruling politicians tainted by shady gas deals with Russia.

Was the forum not a loud voice for the financial capitalism that is now discredited?

Bringing in a new chief executive, he adds, distances KPS from the discredited previous management and "builds trust" .

Ironically, discredited rating agencies might even damage trust in hitherto creditworthy governments.

So does this mean that other apparently discredited technological prophecies might also benefit from a similar reversal of fortune?

Mr Roh's administration, which has another year to run, is discredited, its popularity rating in the teens.

But this led to many badly designed buildings, which discredited the original aims of Modernism.

The war's abject failure discredited pan-Arabism, allowing Arafat to bring the Palestinian cause itself to centre stage.

The idea of using industrial policy to direct technological change and select commercial winners became discredited.

But, more important, neocons have been discredited for ideological reasons.

America and Europe share a common problem: the economic and financial crisis has discredited mainstream politicians.

Rather says the complaint stems from the mishandling of a discredited story about President Bush's time in the National Guard.

Anything acquired without effort and without cost is generally unappreciated often discredited.

Mr Selebi is Mr Mbeki's man, and the president has discredited himself by defending his friend too doggedly .

The oxymoronic doctrine of expansionary fiscal contraction is being discredited with every passing month.

The violent extremists who promote conflict by distorting faith have discredited and isolated themselves.

With rare exceptions, politics has become a discredited profession throughout the West.

With complex, new-fangled debt instruments now discredited, making the case for financial liberalization will be tough.

It also gave William of Orange the opportunity to slip across the Channel and replace the discredited James II on the English throne.

Sadly, such blatant propaganda simply discredited the true victory of the Soviet tankers.

The bribes, which AWB denies, are alleged to have taken place under the UN's now discredited "oil for food" programme.

What has happened to the neoconservatives, including the much discredited Paul Wolfowitz?

The movie's end-of-the-world plot is based on largely discredited prophecies dubiously attributed to the ancient Maya, experts say.

The absurdity of this now discredited number is illustrated by the following.

The production of short easy-read novelettes, he says, has been encouraged by discredited literary prizes, whose juries seldom rotate.

The lower our status, the more our manner of seeing and feeling is subject to being discredited, and the less believable it becomes.

since a now-discredited federal school reform is part of the legacy of George Bush junior.

One is the theory of "efficient capital markets" , now clearly discredited.

"Should Troy Davis be executed, Georgia may well have executed an innocent man and in so doing discredited the justice system, " Cox said.

Moreover, the idea that markets can regulate themselves without the "visible" hand of public policy has been thoroughly discredited.

That perception should be discredited at the highest level, perhaps by a joint resolution in the Congress.

Our actions will mean the discredited regime is replaced . . . and help to restore public confidence.

For the selection committee, using other criteria bears the risk of being discredited.

That may suggest a residual dislike of the candidates, most of whom come from the discredited old elite.

However, this view has later been discredited and doctors now advise parents to lie their infants on their backs.

We have an obligation to call this what it is - the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history.

The disclosure of cheating, and plagiary discredited him thoroughly.

The governing equations are discredited by using Galerkin method, and the matrix for elastoplastic constitutive model is also deduced.

But by 1963, Diem's government was so discredited that the US did nothing to stop a coup by dissident generals.

All of which may be dismissed as the self interested carping of Britain's discredited fat cats.

a discredited politician; her damaged reputation.

For he still clung, amid the decay of moral platitudes, to the discredited ideal of chivalry.

At school, I reported to assist the school's Sketchpad to help class discredited.

I also don't want to use some new technology to arrive at a discredited solution that's been passed by in the marketplace.

While this metric was seemingly discredited over the past few years, it is making a comeback.

The convincing intelligence has in recent years been discredited.

Or consider the biggest whopper: Mr. Obama's thoroughly discredited $830 billion stimulus bill.

Its gene-based tests proved worthless, and the research behind them was discredited.

It is but natural that when the world which they represented no longer allured her, its ambassadors should be discredited.

In April he praised a partly discredited liberal former leader, Hu Yaobang.

As we have seen, models can be discredited but not falsified, and can be vindicated but not proven.

However, the failure of austerity program, so that Socrates discredited to the "villagers again. "

The story ends with the opening up of Siberian oil in the late 1960s, which gives a broken economy and discredited party their reprieve.

We put no stumbling block in anyone's path, so that our ministry will not be discredited.

The economic slump of the 1930s discredited democracy and capitalism.

Many of Freud's theories have long since been discredited, but they remain influential to this day.

New information discredited the old report.

And one that needs to be discredited.

And one that needs to be discredited.

His theories were discredited by scientists.

This is still a discredited industry in structural decline.

Though popular well into the 20th century, phrenology has been wholly discredited.

"It will keep us all marginalized and discredited, " one griped.

It is not the burqa alone that is being undermined and discredited but Islamic dress entirely.

Hunqianmengying whom I will not only bid farewell in silence, staring over the horizon the clouds, I discredited blame.

"Once I go, you can imagine how many rumours would appear and how I would be discredited, " Mr Ma said.

Remember that discredited term "too big to fail" ?

Since then, the effect of Mozart on intelligence was discredited.

Her honour was discredited in the newspapers.

Talks started under the now discredited Gen Pervez Musharraf.

They discredited her good name with ugly gossip.

Werder Bremen chief Klaus Allofs has discredited reports that Juventus are preparing a mega bid for their star man, Diego.

The idea that the earth is flat has long been discredited.

The tongue map is derived from a discredited German paper from 1901.

Discredited Idea?

In short, the market model has been discredited.

In politics you must never retreat, never tetrace your steps, never admit a mistake ----otherwise, you are discredited.

The government was discredited by the scandal.

Around 1900 excavations at Delphi revealed no chasm or escaping gasses, and so the ancient accounts were discredited.

Last but not least, discredited ideas sometimes come back to life because societies simply forget important lessons about the past.

He has long been discredited.

Even more embarrassed, more discredited, we must pretend to care of.

This is the modern-day variant of the discredited witch-hunts of the 1950s.

In Italy, on the other hand, Silvio Berlusconi's discredited premiership has distracted attention from pressing matters.

But my mood is good, because I along with the students today and discredited, and we do very seriously.

I have always thoroughly discredited at home, I walk to school every morning, no matter the time like to listen to MP3 and read books.

Every day, AT every moment, they will be defeATed, discredited, ridiculed, spAT upon and yet they will always survive