Definition of militarily
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: in a military manner
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: from a military standpoint
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Any advantage Syria’s rebels might have had was lost after Russia’s Sept. 2015 decision to support Assad militarily, Eiland said.
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Such studies will become increasingly important as the ice thins and the Arctic region becomes more economically and militarily important.
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Of course, Chinese leaders do not need to militarily confront the United States directly.
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The Pentagon chief said Russia, which intervened militarily in Syria to support the Assad government, could be complicit in the civilian casualties.
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The United States intervened militarily in Iraq in 2003, 15 years ago this month, and the result was war and chaos.
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Some in Congress and government agencies say Chinese investment poses disproportionate risks to national security because it may be directed and subsidized by the government of China, which competes with the U.S. both economically and militarily.
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One, the attempts by Iran to base itself militarily in Syria and the second, Iran’s attempt to produce in Lebanon accurate weapons against the state of Israel.
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The new energy power also relieves pressure on Washington to act militarily if tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia break out into war.
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