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His militaristic approach has pushed the state to the brink of disaster.
The Guardian
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I felt the structure of our time-honored militaristic arguments crumbling about me.
The Lost Continent
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That difficulty is multiplied when America has a blustery, xenophobic, militaristic leader.
Reuters
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His organization was militaristic and, outside the military sphere, a militaristic bureaucracy.
A History of China
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A tall, hawk-featured man strode forward, dressed in an old-fashioned, militaristic costume.
Sisterhood of Dune
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If we can get a lock on our militaristic tendencies, that is.
Broken angels
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A militaristic unwillingness to compromise resulted in the Civil War catastrophe.
The Irish Times
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Nothing grandiose or militaristic; often nothing more than a whitewashed obelisk.
Full Circle
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Some people are worried that this means a more militaristic Japan, Shino says.
Radio NZ
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In all its manifestations the Cossack movement was anti-Socialist and militaristic.
Ten Days That Shook the World
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Nor does he neglect the general militaristic tendencies of German opinion.
The European Anarchy
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Based on the pilot, the militaristic notes will be more subdued.
Reuters
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Some militaristic clique that meant to overthrow him and take power?
The Misplaced Battleship
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The ANC's militaristic approach garnered criticism from the international community.
The South African
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Writer shows that workers are no more racist or militaristic than the middle class.
The new yorker
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Maybe they are militaristic, overly programmed, and somewhat lacking in a sense of humor.
Mockingjay
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