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Examples for "defence"
Examples for "defence"
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The treaty also made a future EU common defence subject to safeguards.
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National's defence spokesperson Mark Mitchell today said the government should remain independent.
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The region is extremely important from the country's defence point of view.
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Recent international events should remind us of the need for strong defence.
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Civil defence officials said there had been no immediate reports of damage.
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Long discussion of how the defense of Western Europe affects arms control.
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For example, the fighting season began without a new Afghan defense minister.
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There's no possible reason left for keeping information from your defense staff.
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But the new defense budget doesn't axe a single major weapons system.
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The U.S. defense chief later mentioned the issue at his news conference.
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In all refutation, keep close to the fundamental principles of the question.
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The candidate was too busy talking about hope to stoop to refutation.
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It was hardly an elegant refutation, but it had to be said.
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The justice of the Single Tax is beyond all question of refutation.
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Now much of it is so false that it needs no refutation.
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The recent history of our colleges is a refutation of this conclusion.
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This incident seemed a refutation of the charge that she was calculating.
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But Mrs. Leonard herself is the strongest refutation of her own argument.
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POLUS: A proposition which is harder of refutation than the other, Socrates.
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Mr. George Frederick Augustus Howard blushed indignant refutation of the calumnious charge.
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For now, as always, I am unequal to the refutation of not-being.
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The supposition is too grossly unreasonable, too monstrous, to require labored refutation.
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He also refutes Rashi at times, but his refutation is often wrong.
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It was misreported as the definitive refutation of the entire MMR-autism hypothesis.
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Is not a fact the complete and unanswerable refutation of its impossibility?
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Swift's head is a refutation of phrenology, being small, sloping and ordinary.
