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Meanings of military confrontation in English

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Usage of military confrontation in English
1
Smiles to the public but a new military confrontation in the offing?
The Irish Times
2
Both Israel and the United States are speaking openly of possible military confrontation.
The Irish Times
3
There is a risk of sliding into a major open international military confrontation.
Reuters
4
Analysts say it could provoke military confrontation with China if pressed too far.
Reuters
5
This all happened only recently, and very quickly, to avoid a military confrontation.
Cleopatra's Moon
6
Some fear this pointed to increased competition and the potential for military confrontation.
Reuters
7
There are already hardliners in both camps calling for military confrontation.
The Guardian
8
To be sure, the scale of the military confrontation is not the same.
Reuters
9
Washington can't impose its will on Tehran without a military confrontation.
Reuters
10
But the possibility of a military confrontation cannot be ruled out.
Reuters
11
That raised the risk of a direct military confrontation between Syrian and Turkish forces.
The Irish Times
12
Negotiation has more potential than pressure alone, and holds less danger than military confrontation.
The Guardian
13
But it's certainly grist to the mill of those pushing military confrontation with Russia.
The Guardian
14
The military confrontation was absolutely massive-fifty-fivefeet long and more than three stories tall.
Inferno
15
Washington is looking for ways to head off any possibility of a military confrontation.
Reuters
16
These promises will almost certainly prove false in the event of a genuine military confrontation.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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