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Meanings of tactic in English
American military research program.
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Usage of tactic in English
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A farcical energy deal has given rise to a new takeover tactic.
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Companies have used the tactic in the past to fight competition rulings.
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The second source said Flipkart's lowball offer was just a negotiation tactic.
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That particular tactic had never come into use in contract negotiations before.
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However, he said he was still stunned when his tactic paid off.
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Bank was the appropriate decision, and perhaps a negotiating tactic, he said.
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It's an immensely risky tactic, with great potential for a serious incident.
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Threatening to shift to the WTC is a common bargaining tactic, however.
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It's an insidious tactic used by corporations, activists and political parties alike.
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Canada has so far been a major target of this intimidation tactic.
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He said the crime-ridden city of Chicago needed to adopt the tactic.
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Dialogue is clearly the tactic urged by the West and liberal politicians.
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But the tactic isn't likely to stop New Zealanders leaving the country.
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I try a new tactic, using one of her own favorite lines.
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However, it may be a risky tactic to adopt for work-based matters.
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Scientists at the University of Virginia decided to try a different tactic.
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Translations for tactic
Spanish
Tactic through the time
Tactic across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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