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There was an "explosive cocktail" out there made up of economic hardship, degraded eco-systems and climate change.

That's not to mention the negative press that's sure to follow such a grand and global display of wealth in the midst of economic hardship.

The United Nations estimates up to six million people in Iraq are in dire need of help because of years of violence and economic hardship.

TALK of economic hardship seems out of place on a sunny April day in Barcelona, one of Spain's most prosperous cities.

unrest ignited by the police shooting of a teenager was fueled further by resentment of economic hardship and govt. scandals.

Three years of economic hardship, partly because of this turmoil, have done wider damage.

But he warned Iran if it does not stop enriching uranium, it will be isolated and suffer economic hardship.

But when economic hardship ends the easy handouts, the elites' support and loyalty to the system can no longer be taken for granted.

And at a time of economic hardship, it means forgoing jobs that we desperately need.

Mass social unrest due to economic hardship was the dog that failed to bark in 2009.

The impulse to resort to protection when economic hardship suddenly strikes is, of course, always present.

And, at a time of economic hardship, it means forgoing jobs we desperately need.

Changes in ratings are usually lagging indicators, following rather than causing economic hardship.

The demand for legal advice has been soaring in the face of economic hardship and increasingly complicated social and family problems.

The big question is whether increasing economic hardship will cause social unrest and political disorder.

Overall, the war imposed a distinct economic hardship on the new nation.

CONVENTIONAL law enforcement wisdom links violent street crime with economic hardship.

These writers often focused on economic hardship , studying people struggling with poverty.

Continued economic hardship overseas also makes central bankers wary of tightening too early.

Either way, it is evident that youth bulges, economic hardship and popular frustration are rekindling the embers of democracy.

Crossness about misgovernment, economic hardship, corruption and poor public services is palpable.

They often lack safety nets, and suffer disproportionately in times of economic hardship.

While other governments quail in the face of economic hardship, the Chinese Communist Party performs best when in crisis mode.

For Mr. Wang and many others, the Games are a harbinger of economic hardship.

The economic hardship will help provide recruits for terrorist outfits.

And such people do desperate things, especially in times of economic hardship.

They say a decade of deflation and economic hardship has changed the Japanese mindset.

The decision was meant to alleviate domestic economic hardship.

Inflamed by economic hardship and the rise of radical Islam, the conflict could spread.

The GDP figure could provide significant insight as to the severity of America's economic hardship.

We have to prepare for drawn out economic hardship.

Economic hardship has been especially difficult on young people, who are increasingly poor and jobless.

Economic hardship has created a new breed of gardener too.

We are facing a choice between action and the real prospect of economic hardship for millions of Americans.

In this way, Wilson's framework seeks to find individual agency in contexts of dire economic hardship.

Currently, a number of poor students increase. They face economic hardship, but also under a lot of psychological pressure.

In past periods of economic hardship, consumers said they would give up many things such as eating out, movies and new clothes.

In recent years, Hong Kong has suffered a series of social and economic hardship. The unemployment rate stays high.

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