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Meanings of warfare in English
Usage of warfare in English
1
The number of major political-warfare operations in Western Europe began to dwindle.
2
Water reform and farming are yet again the focus of political warfare.
3
Given the history of chemical warfare, it'll be a politically charged debate.
4
Both sides had used jammers and electronic warfare birds before, of course.
5
Not a good situation if you want to write about intergalactic warfare!
6
But civil nuclear power is not the same thing as nuclear warfare.
7
Russia shows little regard for the 'fallout' of its electronic warfare testing.
8
The ABCC has been the subject of intense political warfare for years.
9
It is, in fact, unknown in the country, except during actual warfare.
10
The group is the leading think tank on information and electronic warfare.
11
This is the heart of what the modern era calls 'hybrid warfare'.
12
It was trench warfare on the second day of the Flood debate.
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A political vacuum in 2006 allowed sectarian warfare to grip the nation.
14
A certain General Sun's theory of warfare, based on modern scientific principles.
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One significant problem with assessing the US drone-warfare program is its secrecy.
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Ideas looks at the changing nature of warfare in the 21st century.
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Warfare across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Australia
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