Kryachkov 2!indd

WHERE TO FROM HERE?
Whoever (to run)
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our planet, more and more people (to seem)
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to agree that the rulers (not 
to do)
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a very good job. The harsh reality (to face)
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by billions of people on this planet (to be)
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one 
of dire poverty, and the past decade of globalization (to intensify, not to rectify)
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, the inequities. 
The record of international organizations is clear. While they may (to found)
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 with honorable in-
tentions, they (to hijack)
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 along the way by partisan interests (to show)
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little or no regard for the 
human dimension and social development.
Everywhere we (to turn)
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, there (to be)
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instability, insecurity, and uncertainty.
Serious doubts (to raise)
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about the efficiency of the (to exist)
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intergovernmental machinery 
in (to protect)
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human rights and (to promote)
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 international peace and security. The failure of 
the UN Security Council to authorize action (to halt)
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the massacre of a million people in Rwanda 

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ow the W
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orks
in 1994 (to provide)
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all to poignant an example; the tragedies that (to unfold)
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in Somalia and 
the former Yugoslavia (to give)
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two more. And there (to be)
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many more persistent reminders 
of that inefficacy.
The intensification of global interdependence and the drawing in of previously (to exclude)
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areas of the world economy (not to bring)
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with it a ‘spreading of the benefits of globalization’ as 
some liberals (to hope)
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; instead, it (to generate)
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greater sensitivity to the spread of financial 
crises and a concentration of wealth and resources in the hands of a super-privileged few. The 
recent crises (to draw)
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attention to the inadequacies of the institutional arrangements for gov-
erning global finance once again.