All I say is that as it stands it is a casusbelli.
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The very existence of that document is almost a casusbelli.
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In both cases the casusbelli was the disputed right to grievously offend, specifically Muslims.
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Like many disputes, the row is really about something other than the declared casusbelli.
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Clinton, there is a chronic casusbelli between us, the original spring of which antedates my memory.
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You're the casusbelli of the dispute.
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The outrage was a casusbelli such as no self-respecting people could ignore; so ran the popular verdict.
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They cannot form a casusbelli.
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The building of a war vessel or the boring of a gun must be regarded as a casusbelli.
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Then, in case of such special edict, Martha Biggs should go, and thence should arise the new casusbelli.
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Uncle Sam is in an ugly humor and will suffer no legitimate casusbelli to be side-tracked by arbitration.
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Here Sir Edward Grey says: "We were considering... whether we should declare violation of Belgian neutrality to be a casusbelli."
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The counterintuitive idea that you can travel downwind faster than the wind is casusbelli for aerodynamic arguments from internet forums to college classrooms.
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This was put as a reasonable possibility, and as a simple and pleasant method of establishing a casusbelli that might satisfy Done's ridiculous punctilio.
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"We haven't any casusbelli."
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"-An Unexpected Call.-HurriedDeparture.-Southampton Wharf Toughs and Bullying Official.-Sledge-Hammer Blows of Drooping Pedestrian.-Aboard Ship.-An "Ishmaelite "Finding" CasusBelli" in Fate.-Tempest on Bay of Biscay.