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In China's rise, Jacques tends to see menace, albeit of a cultural rather than a militaristic nature.

The world needs to hear this message more than any other message - economic, militaristic or economical.

But schisms began to grow between the negotiators and the more militaristic part of the FBI, which wanted to speed things up.

I found myself exited and a little unnerved at times as the spectacle displayed not so subtle militaristic elements.

"It should be understood that all efforts should be made towards Israel avoiding a militaristic action in the region, " he said.

For Spain, Greece and Portugal, it was an escape from militaristic rightwing dictators.

Though he struck a militaristic and highly patriotic tone, the president revealed a more nuanced side of American thinking.

The gigantic Foxconn (run by its founder, Terry Guo of Taiwan) is known for a militaristic organization and approach.

In Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt, the Nile basin has some of Africa's most militaristic countries.

This animosity has burned through the centuries, warping the githyanki into the evil, militaristic creatures they are today.

Sport is immediately suspect: its militaristic drills, the uniforms, the cult of the strong and the victorious.

The militaristic and nationalistic enemies of the Third International felt themselves cheated by liberalism.

Large militaristic legions were formed and gained the edge in covert political persuasion and power.

He defined the process of industrialism as essentially pacific in contrast to the militaristic spirit of feudal society.

Members of the militaristic Vigil believe a united army of all the races can defeat an elder dragon.

Thanks to their militaristic education, knights can wield massive armor and use heavy weaponry.

Before the deal, Lenovo's business culture was steeped in militaristic discipline.

"The place is almost militaristic and kind of scary, " says a Hong Kong-based businessman and client who has toured the campus.