There is great power in numbers, just as there is great power in femininity.
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Between 1500 and 1945, scarcely a year went by without some great power fighting another great power.
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WHEN a great power promises a smaller country a "win-win" deal, diplomats mordantly joke, that means the great power plans to win twice.
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People talk about great-power conflict or great-power war, but a nuclear exchange between great powers, no one wants to go there, so that is absolutely it.
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By phase three, its movies aren't just reinforming us that with great power comes great responsibility, but also asking if great responsibility alone is enough to contain great power.
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They are consistent with a realist, power-politics perspective, and with the Trump administration's emphasis on "America first" in an era of great power competition with the potential for great power conflict.
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Zuckerberg should know that with great power comes great responsibility.
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Yes, the Seneschal, theoretically, is a being of great power.
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But established political families will continue to wield great power.
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Unsurprisingly, China is striving to become a maritime great power.
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But with great power comes great misuse of a platform.
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Mordo understands that achieving great power takes patience and discipline.
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It is big, but with that size comes great power.
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"We have great power over the trading partners," he said.
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Great power competition has become the name of the game.
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"This is the great power that music has," she said.
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He's figuring out that with great power comes great responsibility.
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Others depict animals of great power, like tigers and elephants.
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But with great power comes more security and privacy risks.
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Consistency and reliability are essential attributes for a great power.
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Does the future belong to great power competition or restraint?
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To say that there's great power in a more feminine approach.
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China also opposes "great-power chauvinism", he said, without offering details.
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"There's great power in stores in an omnichannel world," Mansell said.
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Great power is used to protect the world, not revolutionize it.
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As the superhero saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility.
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But what about the third leg of that "great power" triangle?
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China has emerged only recently as a great power in intelligence.
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With great power comes great responsibility... to not be a doofus.
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You're right, return to great-power competition in that sense, yes.
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So, I think we have a great power with this medium.
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And, given such great power, the FTC must wield it judiciously.
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Nobody thinks Europe's great power is about to take up arms.
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"We have renewed great power competition," Griffin told The Washington Post.
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ARM chips offer great power efficiency, which means long battery lives.
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This much is clear: With great power comes great special effects.
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KS: How about with great power give me all the responsibility?
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You'll be saying what's on your mind and claiming great power.
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What we're seeing now is a revival of great power tensions.
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The great power of The Plot Against America is its restraint.
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But, as the sayings go, with great power comes great responsibility.
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America cannot be a great power without a vibrant steel industry.
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Marvel's early movies dazzled us with the stories of great power.
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"So please remember: "With great power there must also come -- great responsibility!
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First, Russia is still reeling from its loss of great power status.
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" As the immortal Marvel saying goes, "With great power comes great responsibility.
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The problem is that with that great performance comes great power demands.
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With great power comes great responsibility, they say (now more than ever).
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It used to be that magazine editors were the great power people.
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After all, on most objective grounds, Russia is hardly a great power.
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In the realm of great power competition, our allies are an advantage.
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They see it at a sign of Russia's renewed great-power status.
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With great power (and millions of social media followers) comes great responsibility.
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And in the entertainment industry, with great power comes very little accountability.
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With great power, in this case anyway, comes great amounts of data.
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It confirms India's great-power status on the 21st-century world stage.
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However, as the old saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility.
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A tariff battle with China is highlighting a growing great power rivalry.
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In this era of great power competition, we cannot risk falling behind.
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It's got great power and extremely good fuel economy for a truck.
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" "China has to hit back, which could show its great power status.
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Both Putins aim to restore respect for Russia as a great power.
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The two government apparatuses are now engaged in a great-power struggle.
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The church's great power brought with it a fair degree of corruption.
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It has been over 70 years since the last great-power conflict.
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We are always tending toward tribalism and authoritarianism and great power conflict.
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Keep them flying and you gain great power, like Henry Kissinger did.
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Putting it another way, are you a civilized great power or not?
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And a great power does not get to be that dead wrong.
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The Balkans has once again become a playground for great power politics.
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And as it goes with superheroes, with great power comes great responsibility.
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But he then speaks more ominously about "great-power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics".
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They make a great power couple, sure, but does he have other motives?
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Yet every story of my father's life suggest a great power of reinvention.
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"The British are attached to being a great power," Macron said on Wednesday.
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They have great power over you people they have less people over me.
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Trump has claimed that great power competition with China is his top priority.
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Clearly, with great power and cool gadgets comes great responsibility and parental controls.
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We saw what happened when someone with great power and responsibility left Twitter.
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Achieving great-power status has never been merely a question of military superiority.
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Russia's desire for great power status is tied to its perceived messianic mission.
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But (as the good comic book says) with great power comes great responsibility.
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At the same time, military standoffs and warfare are intensifying great power tensions.
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And either the United States acts as a great power, or it doesn't.
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They are and are going to continue to develop into a great power.
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The Russians see great power rivalries as a game of rock-paper-scissors.
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Today's conflicts among the world's great power are fought over trade and investment.
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Donald Trump still has great power as the president of the United States.
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It genuinely drives better than most sports sedans, with fantastic steering and great power.
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" Trump said in a tweet, adding: "The President has great power on this issue.
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It's less about Peter Parker learning the great responsibility that comes with great power.
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He's been given great power, and he uses it to treat people like crap.
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Those who thirst for great power are the ones mostly likely to abuse it.
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Few Taiwanese want their country to be a pawn in a great-power game.
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The second reason is that outfits such as the Independence Party wield great power.
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Love, in all its great power, became the answer to all the unanswerable questions.
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Putin is all about restoring Russia's dignity and its role as a great power.
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Can a victor truly be crowned in the great power competition for artificial intelligence?
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The strategic nuclear force is one of Russia's last claims to great power status.
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War on Terror to the no less unending "Great Power competition" with China and
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"It feels fitting to say, 'With great power, comes great responsibility,' " Maines told Variety.
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Thus, the media hold great power over the fortunes of candidates running for president.
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Wright wants a Space Force focused on fighting a great power war with China.
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Whereas the first "Spider-Man" dealt with the theme of...Uncle Ben: Great power.
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China has great power over North Korea even though they don't necessarily say that.
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It has become a strategic one, and a battleground in a great power competition.
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It is the feminism of the 1 percent, a unique woman with great power.
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But "great power adversaries have not decided to exercise the same restraint," he said.
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But this is the wrong relationship and the wrong moment for great-power rivalry.
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At the same time, many of these men had great power within their circle.
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"What will this mean in five years for great-power competition?" asked Ms. Major.
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Regional experts are aghast and handicapping the odds of a costly great-power war.
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Border patrol agents are given great power so that they can use that power.
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That means that we are focused on great power competition with China, then Russia.
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Were they not, we would be one great power among the others of history.
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The rise of China under Xi Jinping has reinvigorated talk about great-power rivalry.
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We had great power all night, great fuel mileage with TRD (Toyota Racing Development).
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"There's great power in the ability to ping anyone at any time," Galligan said.
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I still think it's the great ... This is like a very great power source.
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Putting people like that in a position of great power always ends in disaster.
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And that's how our country will become a great power with a social dimension.
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In his eyes, a deal would confer legitimacy and show Russia was a great power.
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But with such great power comes great responsibility and a fair bit of necessary precaution.
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With great power comes great responsibility, and likewise with great fame come semi-great memes.
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Wield the Thor Hammer Hoodie for $49.99 See Details With great power comes great style.
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In great-power terms, the Helsinki summit, by contrast, is scarcely about Russia at all.
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The last great power competition ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1992.
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The United Kingdom and great-power politics once amplified Englishness: both have now fallen away.
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It might be called the "coming home to roost" movement, and it has great power.
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The US-China-Russia great power competition has nothing on UT-A&M-Texas Tech.
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The United States is not the only great power with ambitions directed toward the moon.
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He has treated Iran with tender love and care and made it a great power.
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And it's because of this simple line...Uncle Ben: With great power comes great responsibility.
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These issues are especially relevant in the context of the great power competition with China.
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There is great power in diagnosis: It can be comforting, terrifying, and sometimes, even healing.
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A stronger economy ought to be appealing to both economic liberals and great power enthusiasts.
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"Song has great power to create awareness in the face of today's challenges," he said.
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Despite these with-great-power-comes-great-responsibility teachable moments, the show still feels slight.
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After all, with great power comes an even greater responsibility – and we helped build them.
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The episode threatens to increase tensions in a region already fraught with great-power rivalries.
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It is custom made for the individual, and there is a great power in that.
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"Honestly, America hasn't dealt with the Syrian crisis like a great power," said Col. Uthman.
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And so one of the things I say is, "With great power comes great responsibility," right?
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But it dragged Britain into a war that ultimately sabotaged its status as a great power.
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"The ultimate goal of Mr Putin is to restore Russia to great power status," he said.
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With great responsibility comes great power, and how we monitor this power is of major concern.
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With great power, it would seem, comes increasing societal and regulatory responsibilities for social media platforms.
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So work on you and you can be a great power of example for your daughter.
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This is a Peter Parker who wholeheartedly embraces the great responsibilities that come with great power.
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The furore is an important reminder of the great power the Supreme Court wields over abortion.
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For me, it comes down to, what's his version of "With great power comes great responsibility"?
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In a coming era of great-power rivalry, it would be folly to give this up.
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So, as long as we remember this: "With great power comes great responsibility," Stan Lee lives.
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America First and Great Power competition find common ground on the terrifying issue of nuclear weapons.
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A great power like the United States cannot focus on the macro and not the micro.
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And states wield great power, regardless of what a straight majority of US voters vote for.
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Hence the temptation to package trade as part of Beijing's lofty vision of great power relationships.
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The current "era of great power competition" has the US military focusing on Russia and China.
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Russia's status as a great power is largely contingent on what they do in the Arctic.
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President Vladimir Putin asserts Russia's interests and role in the world, like any other great power.
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The iPhone moves us into a web of great power, great responsibility, and perhaps great risk.
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With great wealth comes both great power and a separation from the concerns of ordinary citizens.
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I think this comes down to the Spider-Man principle: With great power comes great responsibility.
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And the bureau itself is unique, investing great power in one person with almost no accountability.
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But as someone from another comic-book universe once said, with great power comes great responsibility.
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We have never been a great power, or seen ourselves as the center of the world.
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Unfortunately, in the Spider-Man villains universe, no one gets great power without a devastating cost.
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Steinmeier also accused Russia and China of amplifying global insecurity in pursuit of "great power" competition.
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His most recent book is "The Senkaku Paradox: Risking Great Power War over Small Stakes" (2019).
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Anyone who's ever experienced depression, even the tiniest mote, knows that there's great power in relief.
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And while North Korea is not a great power, don't forget Trump's standoff with the country.
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But Mr. Trump is unusually single-minded in his focus on preparing for great power conflict, which the world has averted since World War II. This echoes the beliefs of Stephen K. Bannon, a senior adviser whose nationalist ideology traditionally sees great power conflict as inevitable.
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With great power on Twitter comes great responsibility, and no one understands that more than Seth Rogen.
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"With great power comes great responsibility," says the ultimate genetically modified fictional human Peter Parker (aka SpiderMan).
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The cause is the re-emergence of what James Mattis, the defence secretary, calls "great-power competition".
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Today half the population reckons that Mr Putin has indeed restored Russia's position as a great power.
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As a state news agency puts it, the building conveys the "imposing manner of a great power".
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And I think there is also a danger of, with great power and leadership comes also responsibility.
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Holding large actors accountable is a legitimate and necessary first step: "with great power comes great responsibility".
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Zack is a senior reporter at Vox, where he covers US foreign policy and great power politics.
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In 2014 he revealed in a speech that China itself wanted to become a "polar great power".
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But, with great power comes bulkiness, and lugging a cumbersome laptop around with you doesn't sound ideal.
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At the same time, however, he needs to protect the image of China as a great power.
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Still, he acknowledges the tenuousness of his status in a country where religious conservatives wield great power.
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" "Great power competitors, namely China and Russia, are rapidly expanding their financial and political influence across Africa.
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The US military is building this capability as it confronts great power rivals with capable surface fleets.
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First, the Army needs to lead a doctrinal renaissance focused on its role in great power competition.
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The committee chair wields great power, and members of the majority party outnumber those of the minority.
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Our presence would provide stability and establish the United States as a buffer to great power rivalry.
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The strategy describes a return to a so-called great power competition with rivals Russia and China.
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New elections: President Sergio Mattarella, a moderate, has great power over the shape of the next government.
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The administration's current National Security Strategy envisions the onset of great-power rivalry with China and Russia.
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It gives her great power, but it also makes her feared by some and hunted by others.
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S. trade war is much larger than trade — it is merely one manifestation of great power rivalry.
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If tiny Hong Kong is defying its mighty Motherland, another great power must be egging it on.
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"We're in a new era of great power competition and we have been planning accordingly," said Gen.
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The United States appears to be settling in for a protracted period of great power military competition.
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"We have great power over the trading partners; you're seeing that already," Mr. Trump said on Friday.
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"With great power," Mr. Schneiderman quoted the famous Spider-Man line back to her, "comes great responsibility."
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" Trump retorted that while "they have great power over you people, they have less power over me.
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"We're back in an era of great power competition, and technology is that the center," Rasser says.
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A president wields great power and needs to act differently than, say, a Manhattan real estate developer.
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Critical importance of maritime supremacy resulted in it being a central issue in the great power competition.
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America, the diminished great power seeking to reassert itself or America, the well-meaning work-in-progress.
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"After being dismissed as a phenomenon of an earlier century, great power competition returned," the document says.
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Just creating that social identity and that sense of mutual purpose is an act of great power.
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BRIAN SEIBERT When "Episodes" was created in 1959, it was like a meeting between great-power states.
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Another insists that the Revolution was a piece of great-power politics, fought in unimaginably brutal terms, and no more connected to ideas or principles than any other piece of great-power politics: America was essentially a Third World country that became the battlefield for two First World powers.
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In terms of the great power competition, China is well-aware of its comparative weakness on nuclear submarines.
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Mr Abe was acting out of nostalgia for the time when Japan was a great power, critics said.
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That idea of American soldiers as citizen-volunteers, forsaking their families to fight for liberty, retains great power.
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He says, unapologetically, that France must be "ambitious" in the wider world and become "a great power again".
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As such, the companies serving up replies to voice searches gain great power to decree what is true.
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Crimea, cyber-espionage, intimidation of Europe...this is great power politics that, while morally repugnant, is effective. 3.
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Slack is a powerful tool, and with great power comes the great responsibility...to screw with your coworkers.
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In the Xi era, the message went, China takes up great-power responsibilities only when it suits it.
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Observers who thought great power politics were a thing of the past forgot their opinions do not matter.
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So what can the Defense Department do to improve its chances in a great power matchup with China?
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Putin called the U.S. a "great power," adding that his country wants to work with the United States.
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The President has great power on this issue - Because of the G.M. event, it is being studied now!
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On the great power competition front, two things are worth highlighting: the Space Force and the Army modernization.
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So we asked the one guy Per [Sunding], and he wanted to make a great power pop album.
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All these tactical advantages have helped Putin promote the perception that Russia has restored its great-power status.
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The Soviet leaders accused Mao of "great power chauvinism," without recognizing that the label suited them equally well.
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If I've learned anything from writing 17 years of Spider-Man, it's great power comes with great responsibility.
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It has "become a great-power conflict," he said, with Americans, Russians, Iranians, Turks and Israelis all involved.
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As with every emerging great power, China's hankering to exert its influence is growing along with its stature.
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But it will also have to navigate a more uncertain international context marked by renewed great power competition.
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"He's a great hitter, he's got great power, he's not hitting very good," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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This is a worthy novel that gathers great power as it rolls on propelled by its many voices.
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And click here for our feature story on Carter's vision of a new era of great power competition.
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Sometimes that's about great power and responsibility (Spider-Man), hope (Superman and Wonder Woman), or discrimination (the X-Men).
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They have a pretty good power, not a great power perhaps, but a pretty good power over North Korea.
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Vladimir Putin has frequently spoken of restoring Russia's "great power" status, even lamenting the passing of the Soviet Union.
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I will erase it from my everyday alarms and save it only for situations where great power is required.
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Handling Mr Kim's belligerence—and the regime's eventual demise—will be a huge test of great-power co-operation.
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Some of this is because Doctor Strange is an old-fashioned origin story, about a man discovering great power.
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IT IS COMPLETELY NATURAL TO MAINTAIN COMMERCIAL AND STRATEGIC RELATIONS WITH THIS GREAT POWER WHICH IS AT OUR DOORSTEP.
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Gyawali says investment from the big powers is welcome, but Nepal won't take sides in their great power contest.
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"Great-power competitors, namely China and Russia, are rapidly expanding their financial and political influence across Africa," Bolton said.
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Malaysia defense minister Hishammuddin Hussein spelt out the costs to smaller regional countries if great power rivalries escalate, however.
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I want the work to be confrontational by presenting quintessentially 'female' ideas and qualities with great power and presence.
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The great power competition is the overarching challenge, yet we also must deal with Iran, North Korea, and terrorism.
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Principal investigators, after all, hold great power over early career researchers, who depend on lead scientists' affirmation and guidance.
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China also rightly insists that it is a global great power and demands that it be accorded this status.
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But when his friend is mortally wounded, he learns of a secret pendant which will give him great power.
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So, why do people with great power feel they can say certain things with impunity—regardless of the truth?
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But Putin's dangerous wager was not the act of a great power, nor of an empire on the rise.
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"Great power competitors, namely China and Russia, are rapidly expanding their financial and political influence across Africa," Bolton said.
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The use of esoteric practices by women in early religious communities was seen as a sign of great power.
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" Now, she said, "it's the first time that we will have a great power competitor that is not Caucasian.
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Rarely has a great power undertaken a major military campaign with such a flawed understanding of the challenges ahead.
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Nuclear weapons save lives Since 1945, nuclear weapons have eliminated great power wars, saving the lives of untold millions.
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"We've had seventy years of great-power peace, which is the longest period in post-Westphalian history," Shlapak said.
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With great power must come the ability to use it — lest that power fail to protect us from terrorists.
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S. great power relationship should be greater than Obama's, who was heavily influenced by Hillary Clinton's foreign-policy thinking.
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Rather than adhering to any foreign-policy realism, the Kremlin seems to have adopted a policy of Great Power sentimentality.
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Or maybe those in great power grow lonely and eventually seek out furry companions because dogs don't care about communism.
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That is the stuff of old-school great power politics that events like the summit Monday are meant to revive.
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Russia can hope in that event to become a "Great Power" dominating its neighbors, whether they like it or not.
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"Some problems … cannot be solved by one country, even (a) big and great power — like asteroid danger," he told CNBC.
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They detect genuine excitement over the prospect of a great-power contest in which China is one of the protagonists.
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That is a particular vulnerability for the two great power centres of the American economy, Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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He's already the capable king of a thriving nation, so if anyone knows how to wield great power it's him.
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So he took up his pen and started writing open letters about the Great Power and Potential of the machine.
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Adversarial journalism is critical for making democracy healthier and checking people who wield great power in ways that are constructive.
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"(I)n this world, with great power there must also come -- great responsibility," she wrote, quoting Spider-Man, in 2015.
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YouTube's DIY gun videos are often delivered in somber tones, as if to indicate that with great power comes responsibility.
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We don't get anything in the way of an origin or "With great power…" speechifying, because we don't need it.
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Secretary Mattis's National Defense Strategy targets readiness, lethality and reforms to better counter great power competition from China and Russia.
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I've had plenty of great power-bottoming experiences, but surely none as powerful as the time after Malcolm fisted me.
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The implied prioritization on great power competition, however, suggests the real risk of a return to Cold War-era approach.
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Countering Russian and Iranian influence, meanwhile, is a risky project that makes escalation into great power conflict a real possibility.
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"Donald Trump is undermining the ideals of this country that bring great power and influence to our nation," he said.
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" He added later: "He wants to be seen as the leader of a great power, coequal with the United States.
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Ever since France first became a great power in the 13th century, it has had the ambition to remain one.
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The Mediterranean has also become a venue for what the US and others see as an emerging great-power competition.
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The 2018 National Defense Strategy provides a contemporary inflection point by shifting the nation's security focus towards great power competition.
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Which is most capable of securing American power and prosperity — and world peace — in today's and tomorrow's great power competition?
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As the US shifts its focus back to great power competition, the service is pushing for a larger fighting force.
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He went on to list what he said were Mao's grave mistakes: a cult personality and abuse of great power.
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Super Trump is here to save the day because no one else can, and with great power comes great responsibility.
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Highlights: The rift between Russia and the West: "We are a great power, and no one likes competition," said Putin.
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The New Health Care Using the internet for a diagnosis is not recommended, but there's great power in sharing stories.
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" She added that China represented "the first time that we will have a great power competitor that is not Caucasian.
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These arrangements do come with special licensing obligations to protect consumers and markets from the abuse of this great power.
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"I was, at regular intervals, startled at the great power of advances in technology to test these ideas," he said.
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Had reckless leaders made self-aggrandizing choices, the collapse of a great power could have led to chaos and war.
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"In true Washington, D.C., fashion," Mr. Starr wrote, "this modest government program has grown significantly and now possesses great power."
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As Washington shifts its military focus to great power competition with China and Russia, resources for counterterrorism missions are dwindling.
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But as anyone who has ever seen a comic book movie can tell you: with great power comes great responsibility.
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Nor, for that matter, has it seen a reoccurrence of the great power conflicts of the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Despite the rhetoric, the most basic aims of great power competition remain to be defined, especially toward a rising China.
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With great power comes great responsibility -- and for Ronda Rousey that power is being the new WWE Women's Raw champion!
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The basic problems in Russian-American relations stem from Moscow's fundamental aspiration to return to the global arena as a great power, and even to contemplate integration into the American-led, pro-Western world order only on the condition of being recognized as a great power that dominates most of its former Soviet neighbors.
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There is a desire to shift from difficult nation-building missions toward countering great-power challengers like Russia and especially China.
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"They have great power over you people," President Trump said about the gun lobby at that meeting back on February 28th.
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All too aware that with great power comes great responsibility, each mother warns of the dangers of witchcraft in their time.
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Any market-like mechanism must be subservient to the true great power of all so-called market economies: far-reaching governments.
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The idea of doing yet another movie about Peter Parker, Aunt May, great power, and great responsibility so soon seemed foolhardy.
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But the problem with bandwagoning is that your fortune rises and falls with those of the great power you've aligned with.
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Let me ask more directly about China, a great power that has yet to define its ambition in the 21st century.
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ASK AMERICAN experts how a great-power competition with China might end well, and their best-case scenarios are strikingly similar.
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With the great power wielded by YouTube and other social-media platforms comes a duty to ensure it is used responsibly.
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But with great power comes a great pain, in the form of a zillion notifications you receive each time you post.
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Reading Static was like looking into a mirror and staring back at me was a boy with great power and potential.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis' National Defense Strategy declares great power competition, not terrorism, the U.S.'s primary national security concern.
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Trump's foes believe he has put America on a dangerous, isolationist path, that cannot but energize its rising great power rivals.
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Can anyone really believe that a great power like China would agree to such a pervasive American control over its economy?
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Despite this, the country has gone far down the path of allowing great power in the hands of the chief executive.
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What matters is what those supposed great powers believe and Russia has never stopped believing that it is a great power.
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We should end unnecessary missions, like Syria and Afghanistan and focus instead on deterring great power conflict in Asia and elsewhere.
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The Chinese title could be rendered as "Great-Power Diplomacy", but some state media prefer to call it "Major-Country Diplomacy".
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Internationally, the disruption caused by the Trump administration has increased great power competition with an emphasis on a cynical, transactional politics.
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In 21st century-great power competition between the U.S. and these revisionist powers, the Arctic — and Greenland — will take center stage.
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Because sandwiched in between Russia and China, Mongolia is now — literally — at the geographical eye of the new great power storm.
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Iran has, indeed, become a great, great power in just a very short period of time, because of what we've done.
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Just when we should be retooling for renewed great power competition, the very foundation from which we project strength is crumbling.
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The dispute over media access underlines how this new era of great power rivalry has extended into the marketplace of ideas.
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The military retains great power, however, and the generals and Suu Kyi's cabinet have shown a united front on Rohingya policy.
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The elders recognized Ms. Leng'ete's work with a thing of great power — an esiere, a black walking stick that symbolizes leadership.
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Great-power competition is not only playing out in fights over tariff barriers, cyberspace or sea lanes in the Asia-Pacific.
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The United States is skimping on the investments like education, science and infrastructure that helped make it the world's great power.
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Xi, the core leader, seems likely to emerge considerably strengthened, with more latitude for his "great power win-win cooperation" dealings.
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The senior State Department officials described the new restrictions as part of the Trump administration's strategy to confront great power adversaries.
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The world is in need of a great power with good values to see us through a time of generational crisis.
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On the other hand, as China's tit-for-tat response to our tariffs demonstrates, China now considers itself a great power.
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There are numerous historical examples of divergent paths, usually when either or both Koreas fear abandonment by their great power allies.
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Now that the US military is refocused on great power wars, the need for such a program is becoming more apparent.
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Second, we must consider high-level vacancies in the same way that China does: high stakes theater for great power competition.
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Although great power rivalries remain, the specter of nuclear weapons makes it less likely conflicts will escalate into all-out war.
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That adviser could have argued that for an administration looking to manage great-power competition, it is patently illogical to elevate a regional spoiler to great-power status, antagonistically martyr one of its leaders, gratuitously invigorate nonstate militants, and set the United States on a path toward war in a region it had hoped to calm.
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That is a position of great power, and incurs the great responsibility of administrating that forum in an ethical and reasonable way.
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" She added: "So, hey, let's have a great power contest, and let's get the Chinese in on the side of somebody else.
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Sure, his company does have great power over the startup world, and the ability to turn ideas into multi-billion-dollar companies.
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Ultimately, the National Defense Strategy is about making a priority of great power competition rather than abandoning the Middle East, said Rep.
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There's so much great power of our mind that we take for granted, and how we think and what positiveness can do.
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There is a growing awareness that the great power of internet companies must come, Spiderman-style, with a great sense of responsibility.
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Another favourite concept, Russia's resurgence to great-power status, is also of limited use: most of the protesters take it for granted.
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ANY political system that puts great power in the hands of a single person must also reckon with the problem that creates.
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A second problem is mistrust, heightened since the revival of great-power competition between America and Russia after a post-Soviet lull.
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There is great power in self-representation which extends to how we adorn ourselves and how we allow ourselves to be photographed.
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"If you say 'with great power comes great responsibility,' I swear I'll throw up on you," Jones cautions with her trademark sass.
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"We are saying to them, 'If you want to be treated as a great power, then work with us'," the source said.
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Jones said he wore his signature sunglasses because his eyes burned with such great power that people couldn't look at him directly.
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Its simplicity is the source of great power, but also leads to a deceptively universal language of moral justice in the headlines.
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Sadly, however, congressional dysfunction now presents a major obstacle to ensuring that America's soldiers can prevail in a future great power conflict.
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"Time and time again, Beijing shows that it is not up to being the great power it aspires to be," Cotton said.
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But as a result, they've softened their criticism of those in the administration, like Mattis, who are pushing the Great Power agenda.
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"It has become abundantly clear that President Trump does not buy his own administration's strategic shift toward great power competition," Wright wrote.
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Whatever it is, a supernatural force has rudely taken up residence in his body, giving him great power and a tremendous headache.
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When America should be focusing on deterring great power conflict, serving as first responder to Europe is a dangerous misallocation of resources.
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It's clear from the reaction of the assailants that Claire's reputation is more aligned with her being a witch of great power.
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And the Corps appears to be moving slowly but surely into turning that concept into a new doctrine for great power competition.
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In recent years, several distinct themes have emerged from the Kremlin: sovereignty, conservatism, orthodoxy, and a messianic drive for great power status.
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China has unveiled what it calls a "world-leading unmanned warship" as great power rivals look to develop crewless vessels for combat.
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Such an investment will be critical as the nation moves into the coming era of great power competition with China and Russia.
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His national security strategy declared that the United States was now in the throes of great power competition with China and Russia.
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When our leaders engage in moral equivalency, they help great power competitors argue that our market is no longer different, nor special.
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Keeping all these countries on board presented Iran with a united international front, preventing it from playing into great power proxy conflicts.
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Women who've had abortions — that one in four — have great power to move hearts and change minds by simply telling their stories.
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These developments, coupled with Russia's invasion of Crimea and nuclear threats against our allies, mark Moscow's unabashed return to Great Power competition.
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We get a sense of, who did these people grow into with the assumption or the achievement of great power and influence?
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This isn't just about the great responsibility that comes with great power, but about figuring out who or what you're responsible for.
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"Putin is willing to take increasingly bigger risks to strategically place Russia as a [great] power in the world again," Polyakova says.
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The past 70 years without great power war, a period scholars term "the Long Peace," is one of history's most wonderful anomalies.
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Today, more people believe that projecting great power and military might is less important than a fair society and people's well-being.
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"I think it's fair to say that with great power comes great responsibility and great consequences," Judge Robinson said at the sentencing.
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The US&aposs shift to "great power competition" has mainly focused on the military aspects of the rivalry with Russia and China.
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The third is in Great Power relations, where both Russia and China seek to have the United States taken down a peg.
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But now, at a time of growing great-power rivalry, a diminished State Department leaves a vacuum Russia and China will fill.
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It's no wonder that Ukraine stood desperate for U.S. support against tank-heavy "great power competitor" Russia following 363 annexation of Crimea.
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"The resurgence in great power competition has put pressure on the EU's dream of a multilateral world order," Bildt and Leonard wrote.
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Excessive long-term military spending and costly foreign adventures have been the downfall of many a great power, including the Soviet Union.
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The decision is part of an effort to reorient toward so-called great-power competition, outlined in the 2018 National Defense Strategy.
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Emerging markets will be more interested in dealing with great power blocks than with a small country with idiosyncratic rules and volatile politics.
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The second lies in the immutable realities of great-power relations, underpinned by history and geography that no deal-making can wholly negate.
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The United States is at no risk of state collapse, but certainly superpower status or even great power leadership is not assured indefinitely.
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But a creator with millions of followers has great power — and Spider-Man taught us long ago what ought to come with that.
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The Russian Orthodox Church is the largest and most influential in the Orthodox world, and it wields great power and influence in Russia.
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"Moscow intends to use its military to promote stability on its own terms and to assert its great power status," the report states.
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It is a thoughtful romp through new genetic technologies, with insights on what it means for individuals, society and even great-power politics.
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We're going to unleash the great power, the great buying power of our great companies, and they are going to put money in.
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"It is a side effect of the increasing great power rivalry in Asia, in this case between China and India," McDowell told Gizmodo.
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There has also been growing recognition that China is pursuing its own great-power goals as relentlessly as Mr. Trump wants to do.
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They are why I continue, now I am one of those fans they see on TV, so with Great Power comes Great Responsibility.
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What is more, Putin who is intent on making Russia a great power, feels that he has an ax to grind with Turkey.
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Two decades since the United States stood alone after the Cold War, great power competition has returned in force on the world stage.
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"Great power competition" is now the stated focus of the US military, shifting attention to a potential military conflict with near-peer rivals.
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Russia considers itself THE great power in the Arctic, and China is certainly interested in the hydrocarbon and fish available in those waters.
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"Iran has indeed become a great, great power in just a very short period of time because of what we've done," he added.
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For the U.S. administration, North Korea is rapidly becoming an old troubling issue that interferes with the U.S. refocus on great power competition.
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During the post-22019/11 counterterrorism era, deep thinking on great power competition went into hibernation as more pressing issues took center stage.
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Just as troubling as Russia's menace in Eastern and Central Europe is its reemergence as a great power player in the Middle East.
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As a spy in the Commander's home, he may look like a servant, but he holds great power over everyone in the household.
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"Its great power was you knew he was telling the truth, and in all specifics," said Ms. Noonan, a Wall Street Journal columnist.
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Unlike the former Soviet Union, a so-called great power of the last century, China is an ascending commercial, financial and technological power.
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Xi Jinping has wanted something more: a special relationship that sets China apart, as the other great power in an emerging bipolar world.
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With great power has come great profit, which they are only too happy to embrace; the great responsibility part, not always so much.
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Bivens, in other words, rests on something comic book fans will recognize as the Spider-Man rule — with great power comes great responsibility.
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But even Moscow has shown that it, like every great power trying to manage a smaller ally, has limited influence over its proxy.
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The Magnitsky Act offers great power to target individuals, by freezing their U.S. assets and banning them from traveling to the United States.
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" As the Spider-Man comic strip narrative says, Peter Parker came to realize that "with great power there must also come — great responsibility!
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It has grown too inwardly focused to shoulder European responsibility in the face of great power competition among the U.S., Russia, and China.
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The US, which named China and Russia as "great power competitors" in its most recent National Defense Strategy, regards Beijing&aposs presence warily.
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And all spoke of wanting to escape the kingdom's male guardianship laws, which give men great power over the lives of female relatives.
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One camp holds that the United States erred by coddling China and Russia, and urges a new competition against these great power rivals.
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He was the first Pentagon official to talk about an emerging great power competition with Beijing, an idea now embraced by Pentagon leadership.
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"We're in a great power competition now, and so we need to be focusing on other potential capabilities," Drakeley told those in attendance.
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Monopoly-makerPart of the problem here is that we, as a society, have forgotten everything we learned since the New Deal in the 1930s, when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt brought Wall Street to heel, created the Securities and Exchange Commission, and helped Americans understand that when it comes to corporations with great size comes great power, and with great power comes exploitation.
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He&aposs restoring realism, trying to get great power relations back on track, balancing one power against another to try to solve real problems.
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In the global chess match of great power competition, the United States and the West more broadly have suffered real defeat from this decision.
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It has become shorthand for China's overseas aid, state-led investment abroad and for Mr Xi's much-ballyhooed "great-power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics".
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Despite the Trump administration's rhetorical focus on "great power competition," the U.S. and its allies have disengaged from Africa, creating vacuums Moscow can exploit.
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CLIVE RAINBOWSpeen, Buckinghamshire "Bringing out the big guns" (March 2nd) correctly reported that "great power competition" has become the basis for American defence policy.
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Kim Tran: Regardless of your politics, it's clear that a woman in a position of great power is still very threatening to American society.
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Instead of repeating Spidey's signature catchphrase, "with great power comes great responsibility," Homecoming opts to show us what this idea looks like in practice.
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He talked of moving China "closer to centre stage" and of the country's "all-round efforts" to pursue "great-power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics".
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Often in our episodes, we present a sort of technological gismo that gives people great power, and you can understand why they use it.
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"With great power comes great responsibility," she wrote — attributing the quote to the character Uncle Ben and adding a spider and spider-web emoji.
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Scooter companies for not creating protections that check for things like intoxication and helmets (a difficult undertaking, but with great power comes great responsibility).
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But surprises and unpredictability could be less well suited to great power diplomacy, and the world is watching nervously to see how Trump adapts.
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"This is not the actions of a great power, these are the actions of a pariah state," British Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson told reporters.
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A word that's difficult to render into English precisely, derzhavnost essentially means both being a great power and being recognized as such by others.
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"NATO is refocusing on the Atlantic in recognition of the great power competition prompted by a resurgent Russia," Pentagon spokesman Johnny Michael told CNN.
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Why: The announcement comes as the Pentagon seeks to shift its focus from counterterrorism to so-called great power competitions with Russia and China.
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When the authority of a great power ebbs, and the tectonic plates of the global order shift, there is always a frisson of danger.
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" He added, "These developments, coupled with Russia's invasion of Crimea and nuclear threats against our allies, mark Moscow's unabashed return to Great Power competition.
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However duly skeptical we may be of Moscow's aims, the preferability of good faith dialogue with Russia over great power conflict cannot be overstated.
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But there's a great power in being able to say we think some people are going to be particularly enthusiastic about a particular story.
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China is also probably hoping to get Trump to commit to a "great power relationship," with every other country playing minor roles, McGregor said.
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In other words, when it comes to strategic and critical minerals, great power competition should not become an excuse to race to the bottom.
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It directs Washington toward an unnecessary collision with Beijing, guaranteeing mutual economic loss and increasing risk of great power conflict — or even nuclear war.
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The serene order called Christendom was clearly an ideal rather than an achieved state of things, though of course ideals can have great power.
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That's why China is a great power with vast geopolitical influence, while the Netherlands is a pleasant little country with some neat-looking canals.
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" To do otherwise, "places great power in the hands of the prosecutor" and "risks allowing policemen, prosecutors, and juries to pursue their personal predilections.
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Far from Washington and state capitals, county prosecutors and judges continue to wield great power over who goes to prison and for how long.
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While Barack Obama once dismissed Russia as "a regional power," President Trump's national security strategy describes the country as "a great power" once again.
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We cannot cede such great power to those who will aggressively undermine public prosperity and security in their narrow-minded pursuit of maximizing profits.
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To see male dancers perform as a group, in a corps de ballet setting, but with great power, grace and sensitivity, was awe-inspiring.
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To see male dancers perform as a group, in a corps de ballet setting, but with great power, grace and sensitivity, was awe-inspiring.
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That initiative, sometimes described as the creation of a 21st-Century Silk Road, also has potential to spur great-power competition in the region.
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Its return is part of a broader effort to refocus on so-called great-power competition with more advanced opponents, namely Russia and China.
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Brennan's opinion, in other words, rests on something comic book fans will recognize as the Spider-Man rule — with great power comes great responsibility.
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There's that famous saying that with great power comes great responsibility, and I don't think Jon has ever really flexed the "great responsibility" part.
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In a great power war with a country like China, the Raptor would be an indispensable part of the Air Force order of battle.
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To accomplish this will require coming to an understanding with Russia that acknowledges that Russia is a great power with interests in its neighborhood.
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This three-tier system vests great power in wholesalers, who have opposed any efforts like Granholm or Blair to expand consumer access to wine.
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Having the world's favorite reserve currency is a practical advantage, lowering borrowing costs and boosting G.D.P. growth in America, while symbolizing great power status.
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He's gone now and so is the idea of inevitable liberal democratic convergence, replaced by great power competition in the age of the strongman.
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With great power comes great responsibility, which was actually written by Voltaire, even though all of the geeks think it's Spider-man, but no.
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To save planet Earth, we need great power collaboration of the type US President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping demonstrated on climate change.
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Ukraine is at the centre of Russia's conflict with the West, playing a vital role in Mr Putin's ambition to restore Russia's great-power status.
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But whereas China's previous experience of power was of ruling all under heaven, it now has to accept being merely one great power among several.
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China sees the United States as its global adversary and is taking the steps necessary to "win" the great power conflict of the 21st Century.
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With America, caught up in a trade war with China, there is a risk that Hong Kong becomes the focus of a great-power clash.
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At least, they thought, one great power was willing to stand up for what was right, even if Mr Trump (then president-elect) would not.
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"If I ever learned anything from writing 17 years of Spider-Man, it's that with great power comes great responsibility," he told me last month.
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They gracefully accept the famous Spider-Man adage of great power coming with great responsibility, and set out to save the world over and over.
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"The EU finds itself in a world dominated by great power rivalries, Chinese assertiveness and revisionist Russian belligerence," says former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt.
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You can read a feature article on Carter's vision of great power competition here, and watch a video on the blurring lines of deterrence here.
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"Colombia respects these opponents very much because they have shown they have great power, but we can also do a thing or two," he said.
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There are — if I may be permitted to oversimplify wildly for a moment — two kinds of women in the working world who achieve great power.
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The United States' actions to "suppress" Chinese companies' legitimate development interests were "extremely unfair and immoral", and were unbecoming of a great power, Hua said.
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Many of them are battling serious accusations of corruption, and they were in positions of great power as the country's once-enviable economy ran aground.
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The Soviet Union can serve as an example of a great power that could not sustain a space effort because of a dysfunctional socioeconomic system.
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Great power relations Prior to the trip, much attention had been paid to Xi's apparent consolidation of power in the wake of China's Party Congress.
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Moreover, there is little doubt that as "great power competition" increases in the 21st century the resources of the United States will become more constrained.
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"The National Defense Strategy clearly establishes that this is an era of great power competition with an emphasis on the Indo-Pacific and Europe," Gen.
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He declared China a "great power" no fewer than 26 times in his speech to the Communist Party congress, according to the New York Times.
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No mathematical proof can demonstrate that the chance of a solidly-conservative Supreme Court justice isn't worth a scaled-up risk of great power conflict.
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So, the implied advice to Washington is not to fuss about it, and to work with Beijing on a "great power relationship" — whatever that is.
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The review is guided by six priorities for entering the new era of great power competition and the need to establish an Army Futures Command.
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The argument that Britain can do better on its own seems to be based on nostalgia for a time when it was a great power.
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A tactical port would "show the commitment of the United States to this emerging strategic choke point of future great power competition," the bill says.
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Trump is in a position of great power, he has a large following, he's known for his shock of blonde hair and he loves money.
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No Trump or Brexit Asia has its fair share of nationalism and great power rivalry, but its citizens are electing technocrats who get things done.
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Mr. Xi seems determined to remain "three-in-one" leader because he sees himself on a historic mission to make China into a great power.
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This generation, he hopes, will preserve his major achievement: Russia's re-emergence as a great power, one able and determined to resist the United States.
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Some people may not like China, as an emerging great power and the world's second-largest economy, being so closely identified with the developing world.
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Mr. Trump was compelled to act, the document argues, primarily because of Russia's "unabashed return to Great Power competition," including modernization of its nuclear weaponry.
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Those documents laid out the challenge from China and Russia, and said the United States was in a new great-power competition with those nations.
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So shifting the focus of the agencies to the so-called great-power competition with Moscow and Beijing has demanded more resources, former officials said.
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But what these flashing signs represent is clear: In the new great-power competition among the United States, China and Russia, Europe has become prey.
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"There is no fitness-to-serve test for CEOs, for people who are in positions of great power, and maybe there should be," she said.
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There&aposs great power in saying no, and making it your default answer at work gives you time to assess what people are asking for.
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Eurasia would emerge as a "unified humanitarian space" from the Atlantic to the Pacific and at its core would be the great power of Russia.
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"We are well aware that we are in a great power competition environment and the Arctic is one piece of that," said Navy Rear Adm.
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We should then expect considerably less great power conflict during 21st-century easternization than there was in the very bloody 20th century of Western dominance.
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Like Roosevelt, he initially favored a multinational peacekeeping organization, though the one they envisioned consisted of a great-power directorate keeping lesser troublemakers in line.
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The first is his conviction that the surest path to restoring Russia as a great power comes at the expense of an American-led order.
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Our ideals, and the fact that other countries knew we held those ideals, made us a different kind of great power, one that inspired trust.
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Now, a growing number of foreign policy experts, including centrists who deprecate the president, agree — and add Russia to the list of great power competitors.
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Mr. Morgan's great power as a bassist comes from his ability to impart surety and clear framing, if not tranquillity, in an otherwise dicey situation.
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John Mearsheimer spoke for many foreign policy specialists when he warned that absent an anti-Soviet alliance, great power conflicts would reemerge in Eastern Europe.
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A new report evaluating the National Defense Strategy, which also highlights the threat posed by great power competition, recommended the US bolster its submarine force.
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He was very much about cultivating the American economy in the hope that the United States would emerge as a great power in the long run.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "A Great Power-Hitting Duo, Lost in Time," March 19603: I really enjoyed your tribute to Josh Gibson and Buck Leonard.
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Even if China stays out of a second Korean war, both it and Russia are entering into a renewal of great-power competition with the West.
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And today, after more than 70 years of great-power peace and a quarter-century of unrivaled global supremacy, Americans have lost their sense of tragedy.
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And Trump is warning that his summit next week with the leader of another great power, Xi Jinping of China, could turn into a rocky affair.
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But with great power comes great vibration, and their design is all about mitigating the high- and low-frequency rumbles that can muddy a speaker's clarity.
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"The process of asserting itself as a great power is more important than the result it achieves," says Maria Lipman, the editor of Counterpoint, a journal.
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If hostilities arose, the U.S. would need to be prepared to battle a great power with advanced weaponry, not defeat an insurgency in a traditional society.
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But it cost the Army a decade and a half of the kind of modernization effort needed to counter great power adversaries like Russia and China.
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Russia has recently entered the great power game in Africa as well, as was evidenced by Putin's summit with 40 African leaders last week in Sochi.
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That is, some national movements just find themselves on the wrong side of the United States, Russia, China, or another Great Power with inviolable global authority.
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The National Defense Strategy issued by the Defense Department in 2018 declared a new era of great power competition with "revisionist powers" — namely, China and Russia.
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Changes in technology, a new-style Russian navy, and the context of global great-power competition would all help shape a future battle for the Atlantic.
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With great power comes great responsibility, and in this case the onus is on Disney and Electronic Arts to take a strong stand against underage gambling.
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The National Defense Strategy calls for the U.S. military to continue rebuilding, especially as it adapts to respond to the new era of great power competition.
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If Congress and the Pentagon are to give any weight to the great power competition described in the strategy, they must do it in this budget.
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How was he to know this was no ordinary gift, but one that comes with the great power and responsibility of being part of the MCU?
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Plausible outcomes here range from everything including a repeat of Obama's "reset" experiment to renewed Russian hegemony over Central Europe to a terrifying great power war.
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He's perfect for Raimi's Spider-Man, a film that's unafraid of romantic schmaltz and delivers its "great power/great responsibility" message without a hint of irony.
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"If Russia is to look like a great power, then it has to stand by its clients, especially when it has so few," Mr. Galeotti said.
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All of the things that she's talking about could have been taken care of during the last 10 years, let's say, while she had great power.
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He is viewed as the founder of a new Russian state, the savior of Russia's dignity and the restorer of its status as a great power.
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The line-stander is a two-foot-square space on a sidewalk, a cipher, a proxy, a powerless stand-in for a figure of great power.
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Since then, Mr. Xi has cast himself as a decisive, unwavering leader with a long-term plan to make China a prosperous and respected great power.
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This is hardly the sort of behavior worthy of a great power that in the words of Mr. Xi, aspires to make "greater contributions to mankind."
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They are not mainstream crowd-pleasers, but beautiful, complex, and restrained—like the inversion of his deceptively heavy music, hiding great power behind seemingly delicate façades.
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The focus on Russia is in line with the Pentagon shifting priorities from the fight against Islamist militants to "great power competition" with Moscow and Beijing.
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Her full biography, though, is that of a woman who rose to great power, steadily acquiring authority, land, and influence—including her own coin and city.
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These actions had no meaning in a strategic sense, creating 21st-century colonies under the rule of a Great Power with no appetite for colonial rule.
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"Great power and responsibility are sewn into a Bureau of Prisons uniform," FBI Boston Division Special Agent in Charge Joseph R. Bonavolonta said in a statement.
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America's focus on counter-terrorism and domestic crime may lead us to overlook potentially much larger threats posed by other great power, like China and Russia.
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The Kremlin has long sought to be a leader on the Korean Peninsula as part of its ambitions to be a great power in North Asia.
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William Cohen: I think in terms of China we have to recognize that China is a great power – economic power, it is becoming a military power.
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"The narrative is driven by the revival of Great Power competition, a recognition of U.S. degraded capabilities and increased international activity and changing climate," Zhang said.
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The comic-book-loving Kanye and his Presidential pal would do well do recall this bit of advice from Spiderman: With great power comes great responsibility.
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This brings us back to how TERFism can wield great power in policy and politics — and who they will align with to push their ideology forward.
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Before Democrats won the Senate last year, Mr. Cuomo had derived great power from his ability to negotiate with the Republican leadership — a power now diminished.
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In general, pharmacy benefits managers are under the microscope of both parties these days for their role as mysterious administrators with great power over drug transactions.
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The argument about F.B.I. trickery did, however, appear to please the one man who holds great power over Mr. Flynn's future — the constitutional power to pardon.
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Instead, U.S. forces will focus on so-called great power competitions with Russia and China, who seek to gain more of an influence on the continent.
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Over at the South China Morning Post, analyst Yogesh Joshi reminds us that great-power strategic competition isn't just a U.S.-China or U.S.-Russia thing.
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Those changes gave the generals sweeping influence over Parliament itself, and over an Election Commission with great power to bar candidates and target lawmakers for ejection.
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Think about it: The United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan are not engaged in great-power rivalries with one another, or with the United States.
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If the problem is renewed great power competition, then Carter's solution is an updated version of the strategy that saw the US through the Cold War: deterrence.
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Short of that, Putin would like to be treated as the leader of a "great power who is influencing international affairs," Georgetown University's Andrew Kuchins told me.
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These measures are designed to protect China's image as a responsible great power and prevent any violations of foreign laws during the G-20, the ministry said.
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His grandfather, Mustafa Barzani, was a veteran of great-power politics who, depending on the political winds, worked with the CIA, the KGB, Mossad, and Iranian intelligence.
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Spider-Man's "With great power comes great responsibility" ideology seems to have completely missed The Boys' heroes who don't take much responsibility for the damage they cause.
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This tempest involves a charge new to the annals of great power competition: that Western brands have been subverting China's sovereignty by means of overpriced T-shirts.
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But let's not let analysis get in the way of pure shock: This is a real thing that a real leader of a real great power said.
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As long as the cheering and the ovations endure, that personal following gives Mr Trump great power, even when his policy positions offend against Republican Party orthodoxy.
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There is no strong evidence Mr Trump has read it or that he means to pursue the great-power rivalry with China that is its central promise.
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In a speech in December John Bolton, President Donald Trump's national security adviser, spoke of it as the site for a new era of "great power competition".
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As anyone in elected office knows, politicians have great power to sway their supporters and it is incumbent upon them not to encourage this kind of action.
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Recognition of both American and Russian core interests of sovereignty and security are important because it helps each great power avoid triggering the other&aposs red lines.
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Trump's presence on the platform has been near-ubiquitous, and his tweets wield great power, driving news coverage and calling out countries like China and North Korea.
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Yes, her pension is no longer rising while food prices are soaring; yes, her daughter has lost her job: but Russia is once again a great power.
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But, more than ever, cohesion is called for, thanks to a new great-power contest between China and America being played out in the South China Sea.
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Amid an overall aggravation of great-power rivalries in East Asia, President Trump will have to tread carefully and steer a cautious course between Beijing and Taipei.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The major defeat for Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in Saturday's local elections has profound consequences for regional stability and great power politics.
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But a blanket U.S. policy of diplomatic isolation often does more harm than good, especially when the targeted country is a great power in the international system.
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John Legend all but says with great power comes great responsibility ... and that's why Harvey Weinstein's ass should be banished from Hollywood -- he simply can't be trusted.
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In other words, the Air Force proposes investing nearly $8 billion in fighters that can't even survive today's contested environments of great power competition, much less tomorrow's.
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"What Trump proposes is [American] geopolitical suicide," Daniel Nexon, a professor at Georgetown University who studies great power politics, writes at the Lawyers, Guns, and Money blog.
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But the EU has never actually penalized a country for breaching the deficit limit before, and won't start with France, the EU's second great power after Germany.
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And many Chinese people endorse his tough campaign against corruption and his vows to build China into a great power that will not compromise over territorial disputes.
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It experienced an average of nearly 10 percent growth rates for almost four decades, a record; it is the first developing nation to become a great power.
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In December, John R. Bolton, President Trump's national security adviser, described the new strategy in Africa as a "great power" competition and counterbalance to China and Russia.
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This is very good news for parents like me who would be expected to send their sons and daughters to fight in the next great power war.
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"We will continue to prosecute the campaign against terrorists, but great power competition — not terrorism — is now the primary focus of U.S. national security," Mr. Mattis said.
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As it shifts its focus toward a potential fight with another great power, the Marine Corps wants to be able to strike an adversary hard at sea.
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Mr. Modi has championed India as the world's next great power, and he has tried to make the country more self- sufficient in many respects, including industrially.
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If the series can sustain and deepen its commitment to this idea, it can be not just a great entertainment but also one invested with great power.
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He continues to wield great power in combat sports, and has a number of world-level fighters under contract at his Las Vegas-based company Top Rank.
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Unlike Russia in 1917, the great power governments of today, whether in Washington, Paris, Berlin or Moscow, are too strongly entrenched to fall prey to a Lenin.
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A unilateral world of "great power rivalries" is likely to threaten an urgent need for action on key global priorities, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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In Iraq, the Tehran-backed Popular Mobilization Units (PMUs) played a major role in expelling ISIS from the country, but came to wield great power in government.
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I think what they're saying is we're willing to sit down with this great power, the United States, and we'll talk about how we'd achieve this goal.
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Political influence in a country at the entrance of the Red Sea, a major artery for global shipping, gives Beijing great power over world trade, Nunes said.
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But his approach to managing great power relations -- even before he takes the oath of office -- is a clear sign of the global turbulence that could lay ahead.
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"The Trump administration is having some of that experience, that it wants to reorient on great power conflict and it's being pulled back into regional conflicts," Cancian said.
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The Phoenix is basically the LeBron James of psionic, cosmic forces; he gives Jean great power, and helps her repair a nexus of universes called the M'Kraan Crystal.
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For five centuries, he wrote in "Destined for War" (now out in paperback), that war has almost always resulted when a rising nation challenges the existing great power.
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The task of the United States is to do what we can to ensure that the rise of China to the status of great power is minimally disruptive.
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"This will allow aid to fully play its important role in great power diplomacy... and will better serve the building of the 'belt and road'," Wang told parliament.
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But it's probably just a fan of Frost expressing appreciation for a great power that also feels vaguely like it could refer to the enterprise of digging tunnels.
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He describes Britain as the last European great power on the strange basis that France and Germany cannot be because they are locked in a failing single currency.
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This, along with ongoing biodiversity loss, pronounced economic inequality, a return to great power competition, and a sea of other troubles, amounts to a world order under siege.
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Consequently, America's 20th-century nuclear enterprise requires a new ecology if it is to meet the geopolitical challenges of the globalized 21st century and renewed great power competition.
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Today, Mongolia considers the U.S. as its "third neighbor," and having a close friend at the geographical epicenter of the great power chess game is no small deal.
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You had great power and you always used it responsibly, fostering billions of dreamers who all know your name - a name written in the stars for all time.
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It's more acute with them, since they have more data and more power, and, in Facebook's case, very little apparent sense that with great power comes great responsibility.
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Mr. Xi believes the party must play a vital role in managing the economy while holding the country together, as China's transformation into a global great power continues.
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That would be an unlikely move by President Trump, who has embraced a "great power competition" with a greater reliance on the construction and strengthening of nuclear weapons.
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It was a remarkable moment in the story of China's rise and America's response to it, with Mr. Trump's performance suggesting a tipping point in great-power politics.
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They interpret "the US military can't solve all problems" as "America is losing its military edge," and thus start seeing America as just one great power among many.
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The world is headed for a new great power rivalry, one in which Britain and Europe could easily get squeezed — or, if they play it right, could prosper.
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The Trump administration, though, has its eyes on "great power competition," meaning preparing the US military and diplomatic corps to confront Russia and China for the long haul.
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After a quarter century without major worries over great power competition, we find ourselves in an era that some now consider, rightly or wrongly, echoes the Cold War.
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Neeson, taking a break from his usual wintertime angry-dad action-movie duties, is wry and crinkly, his loose limbs and craggy features suggesting great power in repose.
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Even a great power cannot master the unexpected and uncontrollable — from the great plague at Athens, to the harsh Russian winter, to I.E.D.s and tribal factionalism in Iraq.
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When Xi Jinping took power at the end of 2012, he abandoned Deng Xiaoping's strategy of "hiding our capability, biding our time" to make China a great power.
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"WE HAVE returned to an era of great-power competition, even constant conflict," warned Britain's senior military officer, General Sir Nick Carter, in a speech on December 2100th.
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In return for being faithful to those in charge, citizens receive relative domestic stability and a license to dream of great power status for their country once again.
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The national security committees are responsible for overseeing some of the largest bureaucracies in the federal government during a period of rising global instability and great power competition.
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This is also part of the problem, which is that, and this is separate from the solutions, but when you accumulate great power, you also accumulate great responsibilities.
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"The idea of teleport, or snap your fingers and be somewhere else would be a great power to have, especially as an adult living in Los Angeles," Brown jokes.
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But the report said Berlin and Paris needed to work together more effectively to boost the capacity of the "ill-prepared" EU to deal with heightened great power competition.
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Both great power rivals are probing the frontiers of American influence for weakness — ready to press their advantage when they find a lack of military capability or political will.
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With the rise of great power competition, unchecked climate stress, and rapid technology transformation, the 21st Century will witness foreseeable as well as unpredictable conflict within and among countries.
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It is about time for Washington to realize that China — as befits a great power — will do its own thing, on its own terms and in its own time.
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Channeling the ghost of Spider-Man's Uncle Ben, she reminds her son that with great power comes great responsibility, which she doesn't believe Rachel will be able to handle.
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Middle Eastern powerhouse Saudi Arabia wants better ties, trade and investment with Russia, a country it sees as a "great power," the Saudi minister of foreign affairs told CNBC.
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Though coal is on the way out, figures like Blankenship still hold great power in areas where coal was king—not only controlling the economy but running for office.
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Both argued against Trump's pessimistic vision that the United States was in decline, and affirmed that America remained a great power and the essential pillar of the international order.
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The first major showdown of our new era of great power competition, unfolding with accelerating speed over the past ten weeks in Venezuela, has entered a dangerous new phase.
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You can also share your Story as a post, where you'll be able to pinpoint exactly who will be able to see your next great Power Ranger selfie vid.
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As far as the Russians were concerned, a woman could do as much as a man any day and were often put in positions of great power and authority.
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The Middle East has become "the platform for Russia's ambitions as a 21st-century great power", says Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Carnegie Moscow Centre, a think-tank.
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Army officials are trying to balance the military's responsibilities in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia while relearning how to fight higher-end, great-power conflicts, as well.
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Tensions with Russia have led the US to shift toward what officials describe as "great power competition," with an increased potential for conflict with an adversary of similar capabilities.
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"They were able to take the lead, no U.S. forces got involved and they countered ISIS in a strategic location we care a lot about in great power competition."
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Building greater synergies between these levels in our society will be central to our long-term social harmony, political stability, great power status and prosperity in the 21st century.
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The main message is that Mr Xi is responsible for crafting a new approach to foreign policy that has won China global admiration: "great-power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics".
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According to Russian press reports at the time, Moammar Gadhafi, at that time leader of Libya, expressed special admiration for Putin's efforts to restore Russia as a great power.
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Back in 2014, in statements by its leadership and in government media outlets, Beijing began to express its desire for a "new type of Great Power relations" with Washington.
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There has been no great power war since World War II. No NATO member states have developed nuclear weapons (other than the United States, the United Kingdom, and France).
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"Recent missile launches are less an escalation of current tensions, but more a way for Russia to display its capabilities and posture as a military great power," Wegge said.
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In order to win the great power competition of the 21st century, we need a modern framework that places innovation at the center of our economic and national security.
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At the same time Beijing is investing heavily in missions to Antarctica, part of its plan to become a "polar great power" — moves that have not always been welcome.
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One of the most interesting questions at the summit will be whether Trump signs up to China's desire to rebrand Sino-US interaction as a new "great power" relationship.
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"It is not in the interest of the region — or in the interests of stability — for there to be increased competition, great power competition, in our region," she said.
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" Insisting that America was a republic rather than a direct democracy, he criticized Jefferson as a proto-Trumpian demagogue: "His great power … is chiefly acquired by professions of democracy.
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The common sense in Moscow foreign policy circles today is that Russia can regain its great power status only by confronting the United States, not by cooperating with it.
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If the community of democracies fractures, and we return to a more 19th- and 20th-century great power competition, who will write the new rules for the 21st century?
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Preparing for this environment has been a major focus for the US military in recent years as it reorients toward what military leaders have described as "great power competition."
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The $10 billion he pledged for the Bezos Earth Fund is an unprecedented contribution that affords a private citizen great power over the world's response to the climate crisis.
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The liberal West is witnessing a global shift away from the post-World War II order and toward great power competition marked by an ascending China and resurgent Russia.
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The document correctly reflects the return of dangerous levels of great-power rivalry, and sketches a fairly compelling approach to dealing with the challenges of a rapidly expanding China.
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"One of the great principles of competition law is that with great power comes great responsibility," the head of the authority, Isabelle de Silva, said at a news conference.
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He also served as the president's intimate adviser and pushed for ways to get their geographically removed, commercially obsessed and democratically accountable country truly engaged in great-power politics.
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The US military has been turning more of its attention to the Arctic as a venue for so-called great-power competition with another powerful military — in this case, Russia.
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But Cambridge Audio has done plenty of good work beside the great power efficiency, as the Melomania have impressed and surprised me along a number of fronts beyond their battery.
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" Thoros (RIP) also once explained that this meant that the reborn Azor Ahai will also need to pierce Lightbringer through "a loving wife's heart," because "great power requires great sacrifice.
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Mr Xi speaks of a "new type of great-power relations", suggesting that China can co-exist with America without the kind of rivalry that caused the two world wars.
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At war over trade and shadow boxing over Taiwan and the South China Sea, the rivals are waging a great power duel in Asia that could soon span the planet.
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"I think there are concerns about the countries that have relations with China in terms of the style of development they have because China is a great power," he said.
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"The talent is in this country, we need to use the talent in this country and the talent in this country needs to support our great power competition," Shanahan added.
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Yet for Spider-Man, a character whose entire premise is that with great power comes great responsibility, the question is not whether anyone should get to have EDITH, but who.
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Users will be in complete control Uber says it's aware that with great power comes great responsibility, which is why the company claims that users will be in complete control.
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" The phrase "Great Power competition" echoes the administration's recently released National Defense Strategy, which argues, "Inter-state strategic competition, not terrorism, is now the primary concern in U.S. national security.
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Atwood's story may now be an artifact about an artifact, but it retains its great power as a reminder of the thin tissue between the past and the present. ♦
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The Chinese Communist Party is supporting Hollywood-style films that portray China as the rejuvenated great power described in this week's speech by President Xi Jinping to the Party Congress.
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Academics say Russia's backing of North Korea serves several strategic purposes, such as projecting Russia's image as an international broker and reinforcing its image at home as a great power.
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And he'd make clear that the great power competition in which America is enmeshed will be contested not only with economic power and military strength, but by force of ideals.
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When given an immense power to adapt such an iconic and beloved character with a history, he understood better than anyone that...Uncle Ben: With great power comes great responsibility.
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Saying that a "27-year holiday from history is over," Harris also warned Wednesday that a historic inflection point is approaching with a return to so-called great power competition.
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Richardson said the new National Defense Strategy "makes clear that we're back in an era of great power competition as the security environment continues to grow more challenging and complex."
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Assad's defeat, then, would have been a major strategic blow to Vladimir Putin's regime — which has ambitions of restoring Russia's Cold War status as a great power with global influence.
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He is the author of "Putin's War Against Ukraine" (2017) and co-author of "The Sources of Russia's Great Power Politics: Ukraine and the Challenge to the European Order" (2018).
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While these efforts have thus far not shown success, institutionalization of regional-based cooperation would provide a form of restraint on great power unilateral actions that would disadvantage South Korea.
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"The primary role of Kuznetsov's presence [in the eastern Mediterranean] is to enhance Russia's international visibility and demonstrate power projection capability, which is a quality of a great power," Zysk.
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To be a great power, of course you need the material basis for power — a big economy, a military big enough to make you a force to be reckoned with.
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Especially because most, if not all, are sure to support one candidate or the other, they hold great power to urge respect for the election's results, regardless of who wins.
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Clearly, President Trump acted without understanding the complexity of Middle East politics — how quickly entangled they become with great-power politics and how profoundly his own actions can affect them.
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The -- no great power in world history has ever looked away of the greatest threat and at the same time dissipated its energy on something -- we spent 13 trillion dollars.
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On grave issues of war and peace, especially when nuclear weapons are involved, clarity and consistency is critical for a great power to reduce the risk of miscalculation or misunderstanding.
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The alternative — a NATO in tatters and a re-energized Mr. Putin — would leave America weaker and Mr. Trump the loser in the great power competition he himself has declared.
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From my years passing through that intersection, I came to believe — wrongly — that a person can be a victim only if those committing the offenses against her had great power.
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Speaking to CNN, professor Yoram Evron, an expert on China's military at Haifa University in Israel, said, "China's military buildup is meant to "create the image of a great power.
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China sees itself as reemerging as a great power on the global stage after a period of sustained weakness and defeats by foreign powers in the 20163th and 20th centuries.
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"Given the prevailing strategic outlooks in Washington, Beijing, and Moscow, expectations of a new era of great power competition are seeming to turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy," the report read.
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This presents Wennmachers with a new and critical challenge: crafting a revamped image of the techie of the future, one that embraces the great responsibility that arrives with newfound great power.
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I actually think Khabliov is a little more explosive and athletic, he throws some spinning wheel kicks and he has some really great power in his hips with suplexes and stuff.
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"But what he needs and expects from Kim is to show the kind of deference that Korea, a 'small country,' owes China, a 'great power,' " Mr. Delury wrote in an email.
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Even before the start of the trade war, national security officials in Washington had announced that the United States was in an era of great power competition with China and Russia.
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I guess I do believe that everything old is new again, and eventually NFL offenses will realize they can kill dime defenses with great power rushing like Dallas did last year.
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Working for and with the trust of William S. Paley, the founder and chairman of the network, and Frank Stanton, the president and later vice chairman, Mr. Tankersley wielded great power.
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Sobered by these upheavals, the major powers constructed a fairly stable peace thereafter, marred "only" by localized great-power conflicts such as the Crimean War and the wars of German reunification.
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Mr Putin presented himself as the defender of a Russia besieged by enemies and a leader who had returned the country to its place as a "great power" in the world.
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His mind was still set on the long view and the next great-power rival, and from the mid-1990s, too early for everyone else, he turned his gaze on China.
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Despite Grillo's vital role in the rise of Five Star, Casaleggio arranged, from his deathbed, for the ascension of his son, Davide, to a position of great power within the movement.
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Ranged on one side is a seemingly immutable Chinese aspiration to at least be treated just like America as a great power and, if circumstances permit, even to take over leadership.
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Even if Putin has achieved some tactical successes in rebuilding regional primacy, his larger quest to re-establish Russia as a responsible and respected great power has been a complete failure.
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For a country that desires the status of a great power and civilization rather than that of Putin's personal fiefdom, Russia requires a mission statement – an ideology offering a distinct worldview.
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At the Chinese Communist Party Congress two weeks ago, Xi shored up his absolute control over Chinese politics and pledged to oversee the country's rejuvenation and return to great power status.
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Planning for the exercise comes at a time when the US is increasingly looking at ways to maintain its edge against great-power rivals, namely Russia and China, and deter aggression.
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He can use it to build legitimacy for his autocratic rule at home, by showing that he has restored Russia to great power status after the humiliation of the Soviet collapse.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesThe US military is currently conducting a massive sealift stress test during which ships will flex atrophied muscles needed to fight a great power conflict.
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"As the south becomes more congested and contested, and great-power competition intensifies, NATO defense, deterrence, and containment mission in the south is increasingly urgent and more complex," the report states.
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A 21st century innovation framework will increase entrepreneurship, create solid jobs, maintain a broad vision, and incorporate our strengths of technology, capital, and talent into our strategy for great power competition.
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As America re-orders its military priorities to focus on "great power competition," the move signals that the Persian Gulf remains an utmost national security interest, as does checking Iranian aggression.
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Space, Kwast believes, will be a "multi-trillion dollar market" and the first great power to develop the infrastructure to harness the resources of space will become economically dominant on Earth.
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A US Air Force general said this week that the US needs a lot more bombers if it is going to stand up to great power rivals like China and Russia.
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And although policymakers are talking about a shift to great-power competition, make no mistake: Our near-peer adversaries do not plan to meet us face-to-face on conventional battlefields.
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Instead, through discussions of great power rivalries, disruptive technologies, humanitarian disaster, and the limits of secrecy, the various speakers presented mostly indistinguishable bromides about preserving American interests and maintaining national security.
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Still, he added, "great power competition also happens in Africa," and pointed to a recent tussle between the United States and China, both of which have major military bases in Djibouti.
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They have all embraced the administration's year-old national security strategy, which recognizes that a resumption of great-power competition, not terrorism, is the primary challenge facing the United States today.
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Additionally, in September, Ms. Wilson announced the Air Force's aim to increase its number of squadrons to 386 by 2030, from 312, anticipating a great power conflict with Russia and China.
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That makes it hard, she said, for Asian allies to accept that the United States is really ready to shift its military priority to great power competition with China in Asia.
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"Like any middle power, Kim is aiming to be independent of any great power — both China and America — and he is already a fair way towards that goal," Mr. White said.
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As the West grapples with China's technological rise, it should remember that it holds great power in these less tangible areas beyond IP, areas from which it is hard to pilfer.■
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This official also pointed to the 2017 National Security Strategy, which identified great power competition as a central focus and China as one of the US' main competitors, along with Russia.
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That reorientation toward facing a sophisticated enemy — Russia and China — is part of "great-power competition," which the 2018 National Defense Strategy named as the primary concern in US national security.
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Since then, low oil prices and Western sanctions have squeezed the country, but for years, Mr. Putin successfully convinced Russians that restoring their great-power status was worth the economic pain.
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But the prepping business is still going strong, even as the threat of great-power nuclear conflict has receded—and the difference now is that disaster no longer need mean discomfort.
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The more negative scenarios include futures where space is still a source of human flourishing, but its potential is guided under autocratic values, led by an authoritarian great power like China.
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AI is not like the atomic bomb, but it is a revolutionary enabler, something like electricity, and it is being intensely explored by both the US and its great power rivals.
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Giving law enforcement and the intelligence community's great power without built in opportunities to revisit that authorization would be a disservice to the security and civil rights of the American people.
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Mr. Trump's focus on great power conflict and military might may come quite literally at the expense of unconventional wars, which the United States is still fighting in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
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The successor of the Ottoman Empire, which played the game of great power politics until its defeat during World War I, Turkish officials consider a resurgent Turkey an important world power.
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"We are continued to be committed to our NATO partnership and I think as you see, from the strategy you know, we're very much preparing for great power competition," she said.
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The world is going backwards into the future — the latest evidence being the new National Defense Strategy (NDS), which anticipates a possible great power transition from the United States to China.
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" Ms. Haley called North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test last month "another attempt by the Kim regime to masquerade as a great power while their people starve and their soldiers defect.
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All of the things that she's talking about could have been taken care of during the last 10 years, let's say, while she has great power, but they weren't taken care.
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That depiction of Mr. Xi as the leader of a great power at the Group of 20 meeting is important for his home audience in the face of slowing economic growth.
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The strange thing about Spider-Man's "with great power…" catchphrase is that in the comic book, no one says it out loud (it's also been slightly tweaked/abbreviated throughout the years).
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The Trump administration says its defense policies are oriented toward "great power" competition with Russia and China, but defenses against strategic missiles from those countries are unlikely to be anchored in Alaska.
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The age of corporations wielding great power and influence, winning changes to federal policy that benefited them while the average American was locked out and left behind, was supposed to be over.
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It's a safe bet that if you're picking up a Spider-Man game in 2018, you probably already know the basics: Uncle Ben, radioactive spider, "With great power comes great responsibility," etc.
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The Snapdragon 625 is a solid processor with great power efficiency, especially when paired with such a large battery, and an 18:9 full-HD display is impressive at this price point.
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But they&aposre not the great power that they once were, but this gives them a sense of, oh, look the whole country is locked down in a conversation about Vladimir Putin.
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The primary plot of the movie kicks off when Ward and Jakoby stumble into an especially tricky situation with an elf and an ancient wand that imparts great power to the bearer.
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Just had great power and presence, Kilmer," recalled the star, 53, adding that the role of Iceman was already written and that he "couldn't think about anyone, but Kilmer in that role.
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Origin stories in this universe tend to follow similar beats, where the hero earns great power after suffering some physical or personal loss, and must defeat a dark mirror image of themselves.
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The areas are seen as critical to counter the rising threat of Russia and the new US defense strategy that focuses more on great power rivalry, according to multiple US defense officials.
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"Our National Defense Strategy makes clear that we're back in an era of great power competition as the security environment continues to grow more challenging and complex," Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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Trump's marginal economic leverage will not offer much of an advantage in a drawn out war of attrition, especially given President Xi's overriding resolve to revive China's role as a great power.
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If the Trump administration is serious about "great power competition," it should realize that South Korea is likely to remain pro-engagement until at least the end of Moon's term in 2021.
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Mr. Putin will be hard pressed to restore Russia as a great power — his avowed goal — if the economy grows at a pace that invites comparisons with the Brezhnev era of stagnation.
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Only by proving its capacity to be a 21st century great power can Russia hope to be a real, equal partner with countries like China, which it needs to take it seriously.
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Cybele herself may have begun as an entity known as Agdistis, a being of great power who was both male and female and bore the most beautiful man in the world, Attis.
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As he campaigns for re-election on Sunday, Mr. Erdogan has promised a canal that would create a Turkish-owned trade route, which he says would make the country a great power.
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"People are saying, 'Please maintain Russia as a great power, but not at the expense of our income,'" said Lev D. Gudkov, the director of the Levada Center, an independent polling organization.
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He declared a "new era" and stressed the country's "great power" in comments that effectively claimed a stature as significant to today's China as Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping held in theirs.
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In a spectacular instance of one great power instigating regime change in another, the Germans essentially weaponized Lenin's willpower and charisma by infiltrating him back into Russia in a closed railroad car.
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The Space Force and, if we are honest, the entirety of the Defense Department, needs to adjust its culture to go faster, accept greater risks, and shift to the great power competition.
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It was only in the last decade, when Chinese companies started to successfully compete on a global level, that the idea of great power competition gained traction in U.S. foreign policy circles.
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These voters know all too well the hazards of granting great power to a figure like Trump and view the president as a Terminator-like political figure who simply can't be stopped.
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The executive branch and Congress are exploring efforts — some controversial and still few on details — to better leverage foreign aid as a tool to prevail in an era of great power competition.
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"I told him that a great power that has assembled dozens of armies does not back away without a fight unless it had achieved its goal," Mr. Qian wrote in his memoirs.
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Tarasenko gave the visitors a jolt of life at 6:33 of the final frame by scoring with a great power move to the net for his 11th goal of the season.
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That's because talks between the U.S. and Russia could be viewed by Putin's inner circle as evidence Washington is finally willing to recognize Moscow as a great power on the international stage.
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Russia also has the key external trappings of great power status, including a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, an advanced space program, and, of course, a large nuclear arsenal.
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Over the past decade, Spider-Man's famous credo — "with great power comes great responsibility" — could very well apply to Sony, the studio that owns the film rights to Marvel's web-slinging superhero.
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The late 19th century saw an emerging, militaristic great power, with a fast-growing navy, eager to exploit a speck of land in the ocean even if that provoked an established global power.
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Sanders, in other words, is primarily concerned with proliferation and the possibility of war, while Clinton is preoccupied with a more traditional understanding of American hegemony, and the great power rivalries it implies.
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Facebook and Google have started to recognise that with great power comes great responsibility, but each has yet to find its equivalent of Azure, a new business model beyond its original golden goose.
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A very powerful computer, of the sort that has never been seen before, may use that great power to factor numbers much more quickly than could be accomplished using even non-quantum supercomputers.
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They are bitter that Mr Obama's "zero-sum mindset" never allowed him to accept Mr Xi's brilliant proposal in 2013 for a "new type of great-power relations" involving "win-win" co-operation.
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"The 21st century requires us to focus on great power rivals; prioritize artificial intelligence, 5G, and industries of the future; and to protect our research and environment from foreign government influence," Trump added.
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It was his most ambitious explanation yet of the Administration's foreign policy, asserting that renewed nationalism is necessary as the U.S. faces a new era of great-power competition with China and Russia.
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For its part, the Kremlin thinks that any final settlement of the Kosovo dispute would deal a major blow to Russia's stature as a great power and to its clout in the Balkans.
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As China deploys troops in such far-off places as Djibouti and invests in infrastructure across the globe, under the banner of "One Belt, One Road," a great power competition is taking shape.
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The Trump administration, identifying a new era of "great power competition" with China and Russia, has boosted defence spending sharply this year and last, and hopes for a gargantuan $750bn budget in 2020.
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Events since then seem to have vindicated that view - an interesting counterpoint to purveyors of instability scenarios in the region known for "great power games" and, more recently, for "grand chessboard" geopolitical pontifications.
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Max Fisher: Something that you've been talking about recently, looking forward in that mid and far future, is a return to great-power competition as kind of an animating force in the world.
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Sending ships through the Arctic could also help to revive port cities in China's north-eastern rustbelt, notes Anne-Marie Brady, the author of a recent book, "China as a Polar Great Power".
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Rather, they either believe she cheated (because she was assigned male at birth) or are excited that she now has this great power to educate people about what it's like to be trans.
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Senenmut and Hatshepsut appear to have been close; she afforded him great power and access to her household, and lavished him with many tokens of favor, including devotional reliefs in her funerary temple.
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While no one says 'with great power comes great responsibility,' this is about as faithful an adaptation of those old Amazing Spider-Man fables as has been brought to the screen so far.
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A failure to adequately fund our American defense strategy would increase the chances our troops will find themselves in a great power conflict in the coming years that could be difficult to win.
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Read more: The US just entered a great-power arms race in a big way — and Russia and China are panickingRussia has said repeatedly that it will match American efforts missile for missile.
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Already, Trump, whose administration has hailed the return of "great power competition" with China, has invited the Chinese government to investigate Joe Biden, the former vice-president and current Democratic presidential primary candidate.
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With the United States government officially labeling China a great power competitor, this dependence seems problematic, especially as the Chinese have suggested they may curtail REE exports in response to Trump administration tariffs.
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The report also comes after the Trump administration's National Defense Strategy made countering China, as well, as Russia a central tenant as part of a return to a so-called great power competition.
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"The law already gives the president and the executive branch great power to make a lot of these changes, but the current administration hasn't been willing to exercise many of them," says Sachs.
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The U.S.-Japan relationship is one of the most successful great-power alliances in recent history, and President-elect Trump must not allow the incoherences of his campaign-trail bluster to undermine it.
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Our correspondents have examined whether President Trump will finally give China what it has long wanted — a special relationship that sets China apart, as the other great power in an emerging, bipolar world.
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However, we also understand that it is our responsibility to hold our college accountable when it allows someone in a position of great power to engage in conflicts of interest at our expense.
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There is significant evidence that strong American alliances — most notably the NATO alliance and US agreements to defend Japan and South Korea — have been instrumental in putting an end to great power war.
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The last one, "From the Great Troubles to a Great Victory," opened in 2015 and presented a positive image of Stalin as a victorious leader who made the Soviet Union a great power.
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Their murder by unknown assailants not only shines a spotlight on the role of private military contractors, one of the murkiest features of Russia's effort to reclaim its status as a great power.
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After Donald Trump won the election in 2016, he was in a position of great power to cut taxes, repeal Obamacare and build border walls to his heart's content — if congressional Republicans cooperated.
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The strain that conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria have placed on the US military's budget, equipment and operations had "ill-prepared" Washington "for great power competition in the Indo-Pacific," it said.
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In a speech to the business council in December, Cui took aim at a theory that suggests the U.S. and China are headed for war because of the dynamics of great power rivalry.
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And then we are in totally unknown territory: No single state has dominated the Persian Gulf since the advent of oil, and we have no idea how such a great power would behave.
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"Great power competition, not terrorism, has emerged as the central challenge to US security and prosperity," Under Secretary Of Defense David L. Norquist told reporters Monday following the unveiling of the budget proposal.
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Still, especially with Washington's decision to lump them together under the umbrella of "great-power competition," China and Russia are likely to be more intentional in collaborating to frustrate U.S. foreign policy objectives.
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In fact, Russian foreign policy rests on a deep seated consensus that the country must remain a fully sovereign great power, a peer to the United States, and a regional hegemon in Eurasia.
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However, in an era where great power competition is seen as the most serious challenge to national security, the United States should care about countries sandwiched between Russia, China, India, Iran, and Pakistan.
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Advocates of great power competition, after all, will hardly accept cutting military spending even if all they seek is to maintain current levels of superiority over a rising China and an assertive Russia.
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Nor did the central conclusion of Mr. Trump's own national security strategy: that the chief concern today has to be the renewal of great-power competition between the United States, Russia and China.
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But such decoupling from the US sets in motion a new great-power politics, opening up possibility of new combinations of middle-sized powers that could eventually challenge the American preponderance of power.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter, as he comes into what could be his last year overseeing the most powerful military on Earth, has begun talking about something surprising: a return to great power competition.
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For Spider-Man, it's the death of his Uncle Ben and his regret over the role he played in it, which burns the "with great power comes great responsibility" mantra into his brain.
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In a way, that feels more honest than the strain of idealism that distinguishes most superhero movies, daring to question whether great power and great responsibility are a bonded pair, or mutually exclusive.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg seems to project two perhaps antithetical views: that Facebook has great power to connect the world for the better, but only limited influence when it comes to efforts to destabilize democracy.
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Why it matters: The U.S. has entered into an era of "great power competition" with China, which poses an unprecedented challenge to U.S. dominance both economically and militarily, and with an increasingly assertive Russia.
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But the Lannisters' goal has always been to hold on to power, which is ultimately less dramatically interesting than an unexpected hero coming to wield the great power he's only recently learned he has.
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Though Communist Party officials are somewhat wary of taking on great-power responsibilities, they see tempting opportunities to portray China as the defender of world order in matters such as climate change and trade.
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The boost reflected the Trump administration's embrace of what it calls "great power competition" with Russia and China—requiring fancier, pricier weapons—in place of the inconclusive guerilla wars it had fought since 2001.
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Beijing's incantations about "win-win cooperation" and its alleged search of a harmonious "great power relationship" ring hollow when confronted with an unwisely excessive and systematic trade surplus China maintains with the United States.
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When it was all over, Thanos then burned Mephisto on a deal they'd struck, forking over an object of great power as promised... but only after said object had been stripped of its power.
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As President, Trump has a constitutional duty to keep the country safe and wields great power to do so, including power conferred by Congress to deny entry to aliens who pose a legitimate risk.
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Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province lies at the dangerous intersection of great power rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia, sectarian conflict between Sunni and Shi'ite, social and economic grievances, and the world's largest oil reserves.
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While Facebook's huge reach lends it great power as a source of news and information, it is unlikely to abuse it, not least because it would not benefit Facebook's business interests to do so.
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The rise of great power competition, transformational changes in finance and technology, ascendent national aspirations of regional actors, and the stress of climate change are America's four foreign policy horsemen of the next generation.
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The rise of China as a great power over the last three decades has had little to do with the terms of any international trade agreements that were made or could have been made.
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Congress understands the geographic centrality of Taiwan in the First Island Chain, along with the large strategic value of a free Taiwan in preserving America's position as a great power in the West Pacific.
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Yes, dialogue is always a good idea — but can anyone honestly see that happening without it being mediated by the Security Council or by a great power that can influence both Pakistan and India?
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If not, this week's summit may be seen as a high point of a US-China relationship that faces a significant risk of degenerating into tension and recrimination and a genuine great power rivalry.
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" And, their coup de grace ... "We will rely on another of Stan's lessons to remind you that you have a powerful platform, so please remember: 'With great power there must also come -- great responsibility!
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That strategy sets as a priority a so-called great power conflict, with foes like Russia and China, over the regional counterinsurgency-type fights that American troops have been waging in the Middle East.
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Even if that great power has little concern for its partner's abuses, it may listen to other great powers, as Russia has sometimes done when Central Asian allies appeared on the verge of atrocities.
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"As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and as a responsible great power, China will continue playing the role that it should in international affairs, especially multilateral bodies," Mr. Lu said.
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"First, to keep Russia together, and that's a helluva job, and second, to make Russia a great power again and seen to be one," Mr. Trenin said last weekend at a conference in Estonia.
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Formed and reformed through six centuries of feudal alliances, dynastic marriages, wars and Great Power bargains, the Hapsburg Empire was on its way to becoming a modern multinational state by the late 19th century.
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The US&aposs shift to "great-power competition" with Russia and China has focused attention on the array of sophisticated weaponry those countries field, from growing submarine fleets to thickets of anti-aircraft systems.
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Great power politics played a role: The Soviet Union helped build Egypt's chemical weapons program and tolerated their use in Yemen; the United States tolerated Iraq's use of them against Iran, their mutual enemy.
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American officials, analyzing what they call great power competition, say they are alarmed by Russia's growing influence, as well as China's, as Washington struggles to exert its economic and security goals on the continent.
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"If you want to enjoy the services of a great power, that can summon economic resources and political support for a potential peace, there is no one else other than the US," he added.
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To confront the Russians on an issue that matters far more to Moscow than it does to Washington is a sure way to risk an unnecessary, great power conflict with no upside for America.
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Political instability and the collapse of national governments, international terrorism and its associated financing, and great power competition for natural resources and political influence could all threaten significant American national security interests next year.
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Across his 21922 years in Congress, he had advocated for what he called a "large policy" — an expansive foreign agenda that would allow his nation to assume its proper place as a great power.
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With great power, comes great fashion responsibility — thus, the president-elect, known for sporting large red caps featuring his campaign slogan: "Make America Great Again," decided to switch things up before he takes office.
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That is partly because advocates of great power competition in the establishment remain obsessed with Mr. Trump, while advocates of restraint have been marginalized for so long that they need to pick their battles.
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But the great power her dragons give her also gives her the capacity for great violence — and showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have often seeded the possibility that she could go too far.
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At the beginning at least, we're shooting for the established version being that these are creatures of great power, more powerful than angels, so God [Rob Benedict] himself had to reach down to stop them.
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"While Trump is moving in the opposite direction, there is another great power in the world, China, which is showing different signs, as if America is creating a vacuum that China is filling," Turkson said.
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The backdrop: The 20th century's defining moment was WWII and its aftermath, producing the long, great power peace, broad prosperity, a decline of poverty and greater health, not to mention the transistor and space travel.
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People have great power to go against their own natures and uplift their spouses, by showing a willingness to change, by supporting their journey from an old crippled self to a new more beautiful self.
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Syria is the heart of the Middle East and its civil war remains a conflict where America's two great strategic concerns converge — the rise of global terrorist movements and the resurgence of great power competition.
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With great power comes great responsibility, however, and scientists are starting to learn that spending so much time staring at our phones is actually doing some damage to our physical, social, mental, and intellectual lives.
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And although China seems to wield great power over this critical global supply chain, the truth is that the country can't just bring the West to its knees by limiting exports of rare earth elements.
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The revival of great-power competition is particularly concerning: Geopolitical revisionism on the part of unsatisfied major powers is traditionally the sort of thing that has preceded large-scale war with all of its horrors.
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But where The Amazing Spider-Man from 2012 bent over backward to avoid repeating the "with great power comes great responsibility" line, Homecoming seems content to pretend that slice of the lore isn't worth mentioning.
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Theater doesn't have the reach, film doesn't have the reach anymore, but TV, because for $7.99 a month you can get Netflix, we have a great power in our hands where we can affect perception.
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His overarching reason for sending bombers to Syria, so soon after annexing Crimea and stirring up a separatist war in east Ukraine, is to force the West to take Russia seriously as a great power.
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As the U.S. military has refocused his attention on potential great power conflict rather than Iraq style counterinsurgency, there has been a general assumption the United States could only fight one such war at once.
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If translated into sustained action, the Trump administration's National Security Strategy will mark a departure from decades of U.S. policy, reframing China as a great power competitor that challenges American military, diplomatic and economic interests.
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"Some of the most important qualities that I look for is kindness and respect and equality both on and offline and someone who understands the great power of the Internet," says the manager and producer.
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As would be the case with any other great power, Russia's values and interests are not identical to our own, and it would be naïve to proceed in conversation to Moscow as if they were.
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In other words, this rising great power claimed the right to mediate between Latin American governments and European great powers, and to project naval force within its near abroad to forestall threats from the sea.
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And finally while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one nation, believing that with great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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There is the very real danger that a hacker could accidentally or intentionally go too far, with his or her actions having very real-world consequences of sparking a great-power war or far worse.
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The hearing that morning, titled "Artificial Intelligence—With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility," included Timothy Persons, chief scientist of the Government Accountability Office, and Greg Brockman, cofounder and chief technology officer of the nonprofit OpenAI.
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"I think for me I've realized the responsibility of being a role model for young kids everywhere," Holland told reporters, adding that the character's motto that "with great power comes great responsibility", resonated with him.
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The six-day visit to Italy and France that China's president, Xi Jinping, is finishing this week could be read as a case study of one great power testing those points of weakness and wealth.
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FORTT: LET'S SAY YOU'RE LEADING A GREAT POWER WITH A PROUD LEGACY OF DOMINANCE, BUT YOU SEE THAT TRUST IS BREAKING DOWN IN THE CULTURE AND THE INFIGHTING IS KEEPING MEANINGFUL WORK FROM GETTING DONE.
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And finally, while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one nation, believing that with great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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It's rather naïve to assume that the well-educated, middle class, predominantly white people who run the big aid organizations should somehow be less vulnerable to the intimate temptations of great power than other people.
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Their drive to modernize Russia and restore it to great-power status, while struggling to feed millions in a country ruined by World War I and civil conflict, meant science was also a practical necessity.
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Now, however, with the Pentagon once again identifying "great power competition" with Russia and China as the defining characteristic of the present strategic environment, many of those bases are being reoccupied and new ones established.
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"Geopolitical turbulence is propelling us towards an 'unsettled' unilateral world of great power rivalries at a time when business and government leaders must focus urgently on working together to tackle shared risks," the report stated.
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" In the final stage, by 2030, China will "become the world's premier artificial intelligence innovation center," which in turn will "foster a new national leadership and establish the key fundamentals for an economic great power.
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With great power comes great responsibility Édouard Philippe Maurice Lévy, the former CEO of Publicis, one of the two companies behind VivaTech with Les Échos, first introduced the event, as well as Eric Hazan from McKinsey.
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The Defense Department quietly released a new Arctic strategy on Thursday that omits any mention of climate change in the region and casts the Far North as increasingly slipping into a zone of great power competition.
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Behind this bargain, if it exists, would also be a return to a very old vision of international politics -- based less on the rule of law and more explicitly on the alignment of great power interests.
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Current tensions are less ideological and are based on great power politics as Russia seeks to reassert itself in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and other areas that have leaned towards the US in recent decades.
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With great power comes great responsibility, and Hudly's power to display any app on your phone means that it's up to the driver to exercise caution regarding what they do and don't show on the screen.
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T'Challa's royal blood makes him the rightful heir to the throne, and with that great power comes a set of great challenges — or rather, one great challenge that dictates every other challenge he's about to face.
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He showed himself to be at least the equal to Clinton and in fact turned her public experience against her, simply by asking, why didn't she do something about these problems when she held great power?
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So when the three men repeated the choreography in Geneva on September 9th—even Mr Kerry's red-checked tie (pictured) looked the same—observers could have been forgiven their scepticism about the latest great-power accord.
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Many consider the U.S. to be in a new "great power competition" with China and Russia, and many are pushing for American decisions to be driven by new technology and capabilities rather than well-considered strategies.
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With concern rising about great-power competition with Russia and China, both of which are active in the Pacific and Arctic, has come renewed interest in getting "back into the cold-weather business" — specifically at Adak.
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The deaths in Aleppo served as a stark illustration of the relentless bombing that had pressed Daraya to make a deal after holding out for four years, the harsh underbelly of great-power politics in Syria.
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"The message was a continuation of what Russia started in Syria," Mr. Mizin said, "which is saying that Russia has returned to the status of a great power, like the Soviet Union, only without the ideology."
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You need to realize that social media wields great power: What you say there — including saying nothing at all — has an effect on your network or on the employer who is checking out your Instagram account.
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And finally, while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one indispensable nation, believing that with great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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But unlike the United States, the European Union isn't caught up in a great-power rivalry with China, and it is less concerned about the security implications of, say, China's efforts to develop semiconductors and aircraft.
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"In some cases we will increase, in in some cases we won't change, in some cases we will decrease," Esper added while saying that the focus is on prioritizing "great power competition" with Beijing and Moscow.
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It is not enough, and much more must be done if the United States stands a chance at adapting its missile defense architecture for protection against diverse missile threats in an era of great power competition.
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"A great power play is shaping up between Russia, the United States and China, which is increasing the level of tension in the (Arctic) region," the Defence Intelligence Service said in its annual risk assessment report.
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But coming against the backdrop of the U.S. withdrawal from Syria and growing Pentagon preoccupation with great-power rivals such as China, it may mark the end of an era in U.S. foreign and military policy.
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Jointness continues to be the argument-of-choice for those that want to maintain the unsustainable status quo if the United States is to maintain its status as a great power in the twenty-first century.
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Vic Mercado, who is performing the duties of assistant secretary of defense for strategy, plans and capabilities at the Pentagon, said the focus of the policy was on "great power competition" - referring to China and Russia.
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The world still has threats, and during this waning unipolar moment (emphasis on "moment"), Washington is once again recognizing that great power competition and maintaining a balance of powers are salient elements of American security strategy.
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The anti-Russia sentiment in Washington is at a fever pitch in large part to Moscow's information warfare campaign during the 2016 U.S. presidential election and Putin's obsession with restoring his country to great power status.
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The Pentagon has a new obsession with "great power" competition, whatever that is, which generates chuckles among political scientists, who have long suspected that the global war on terror was always a detour after 9/11.
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"If there are two great countries locked in a strategic war, which is what a great power struggle is, then that is not going away, that is probably with us for a long time," he said.
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And finally, while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign-policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one indispensable nation, believing that the great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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The US is watching these developments closely, as the Pentagon believes that "great power competition, not terrorism, is now the primary focus of US national security," as Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis explained earlier this year.
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The move will also allow MARSOC to reform as it shifts its efforts and funding toward preparation for fighting a great-power competition, as laid out in the National Defense Strategy and commandant's planning guidance, Maj. Gen.
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With the rise of China and the retreat of America transforming international relations, and with India's growing sense of its destiny as a soon-to-be great power, some observers believed its foreign policy might change, too.
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Inside the Langley, Virginia, headquarters, Pompeo helped reorient the agency from 15 years of prioritizing counterterrorism efforts back toward its roots of Great Power politics as the US confronted a newly aggressive Russia and a rising China.
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Her great power as Lady in Yellow comes from her sense of winking camaraderie with the audience, which grows throughout the show, drawing the viewers out of spectatorial passivity and "casting" them as a crowd of participants.
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However, we quickly realized that we needed to streamline the implementation experience so customers could tap into that great power much more easily and shorten the time it took to start enjoying the benefits of the software.
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Senior Obama administration officials dismissed Russia's dismemberment of Ukraine as "distinctly 19th- and 20th-century decisions" instead of acknowledging such actions as typical of the renewed great-power revisionism that increasingly threatens to define the 21st century.
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Max Fisher: Well, I want to ask you more about that, about deterrence, which seems like it's so crucial not just to the international order now, but much more so in a world of great-power competition.
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To be clear, Russia's most significant interest in Syria is not in warm water ports or military bases, but rather in using the tragic conflict to gain a seat as a great power at the international table.
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"America's Navy is busy enough confronting the challenges posed by China's aggression in the South China Sea and other critical aspects of great power competition without the distraction of participating in communist pageantry," the Oklahoma Republican added.
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As our briefing explains, Russia's president has generated stirring images of war to persuade his anxious citizens that their ailing country is once again a great power, first in Ukraine and recently over the skies of Aleppo.
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Because of the great power he has to shape a culture's morals and memories, what Michael Green is saying here is more evil and dangerous than anything a bunch of hooting knothead teenage boys did in Washington.
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On Tuesday, McKenzie said the $733 billion figure was reached based on the National Defense Strategy, which calls for a return to a so-called great power competition against near-peer competitors such as Russia and China.
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Again and again, President Trump has laid body punches into America's foremost allies, calling them deadbeats and threatening to withdraw from NATO, the military alliance that for 7 decades has helped prevent a new great power war.
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It's unclear exactly what technology Trump might have been referring to, but the US has said it is working on several new projects as it looks more closely at the threats and challenges of great-power competition.
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" She quipped, "If you're going to let Russia get away with what they did and are still doing," why not "have a great power contest and let's get the Chinese in on the side of somebody else.
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He described China repeatedly as a "strong" and "great power," which he said was returning to its rightful place at the center of the world after a century of humiliation at the hands of foreign imperial powers.
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The US's first test of a missile since withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty has Russia and China rattled, with each nuclear-armed rival warning that the US is igniting a great-power arms race.
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Specifically, Washington appears to be goading — or perhaps being goaded into — a fight with Iran at the same time that the U.S. is prioritizing great-power competition with Russia and China in Europe and the Asia-Pacific.
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In an era of great power competition, however, a lopsided dependence on China and lack of diversification to other producers has the potential to be an economic and geopolitical weakness, depending on what China decides to do.
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This will be no passing of the baton from one great power to another – as happened, more or less peacefully, between the fading British Empire and the rising power of the United States after World War Two.
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The US Navy&aposs 2nd Fleet was reactivated last summer to defend US interests in the North Atlantic and Arctic waterways, as great power rivals like Russia and even China are becoming increasingly active in these spaces.
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The NSS's focus on high-end great-power competition is an important step in the right direction, but without explicit recognition of the force structure needed to win such a contest, this shift in policy is meaningless.
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Mr. Mutsvangwa, who once served as Zimbabwe's ambassador to China, compared Mr. Mugabe and his wife to Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing, the Chinese leader's fourth wife, who, toward the end of Mao's life, assumed great power.
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Context: Venezuela has generally not been a bargaining chip in broader geopolitical games, apart from U.S. lines drawn around military meddling in the region by non-hemispheric powers, but more great power politics are now in play.
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Three approaches stand out, all of which align with the Trump administration&aposs efforts to ensure that US foreign assistance is oriented toward its great-power competition with China and Russia, while promoting good governance and transparency.
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And his goals are quite clear: unchallenged dominance at home; heavy influence over his neighbors; a weakening of Western institutions like NATO and the European Union; and "great power" influence in key regions like the Middle East.
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This past weekend's Munich Security Conference (MSC) – the most significant gathering of its kind – focused on great power competition, China's relentless rise and the West's assumed division and decline (captured by the MSC's provocative theme of "Westlessness").
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"I think there really is a growing sentiment on both sides of the aisle in the Congress [about] how serious the cybersecurity concerns are, especially now that we are entering a new era of great power politics."
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That framework is focused on a series of goals including countering China and Russia in "great power competition," denuclearizing North Korea, stabilizing Venezuela, confronting Iran, helping allies become more secure, and giving diplomats the resources they need.
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In the first movie (2011), Thor (Chris Hemsworth) couldn't stop acting like a boy gone wild, so he was banished from his home and had to learn how to be a man worthy of his great power.
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But he clearly drew from his experiences in the 1980s and '90s an acute sensitivity to the world-shaking stakes of great power rivalries, and a firm belief in the role that deterrence and nuclear weapons still play.
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While embroiled in the most vivid display of great power rivalry since the Cold War, the U.S. and China are both also battling a largely invisible force — relentlessly unfavorable demographics that are sapping their long-term economic vitality.
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His valedictory Asia tour, which moved on to Laos later in the day, is unfolding amid diplomatic slights and great power rivalries that reflect the unstable nature of the world Obama will bequeath to his successor in January.
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BMWs Can Now Be Hacked Through A Web Browser, ConvienentlySince we do pretty much everything on the web nowadays – order food, tell people what terrible…Read more ReadNow, as always, such great power comes with great responsibility.[CNET]
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Will they realize that it is not historical inevitability, or some triumph of "the better angels of our nature," but rather incessant and determined effort that holds disasters such as great-power war and catastrophic instability at bay?
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The escalating U.S. global offensive against China's Huawei – the world's largest telecom equipment provider and second largest mobile phone manufacturer – provides an unsettling glimpse into the messy, high-stakes multibillion-dollar future of U.S.-Chinese great power competition.
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"Our National Defense Strategy makes clear that we're back in an era of great power competition as the security environment continues to grow more challenging and complex," Chief of U.S. Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson said on Friday.
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According to the people, the plan approved by Oi's board on Wednesday contains conflicts of interest and gives too much control to Société Mondiale FIA, which despite having 6.5 percent of Oi's voting capital has amassed great power.
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"New York Comic Con has now become one of the largest ticketed events in the city and as Spider-Man would say, with great power comes great responsibility," Lance Fensterman, the global senior vice president of ReedPOP, said.
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The reduction, which would be less than 10 percent of the 7,200 military forces serving in U.S. Africa Command, is part of the Pentagon's plan to refocus efforts toward so-called great power competitions with Russia and China.
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If that system is to survive the challenges of great power rivalry, security threats and nationalism and populism, Rice said governments needed to meet citizens' expectations when it comes to education, and employ technology in a better way.
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"The goal since Russia began the operation was just to show that Russia is a great power, that it is again sitting at the Yalta table solving the future of other countries together with America," said Mr. Golts.
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The 2628st century is undergoing fundamental geopolitical shifts as great power competition has re-emerged as a central challenge to U.S. prosperity and security with China and Russia seeking to shape a world consistent with their authoritarian model.
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Meanwhile, the United States' other great power rival in the area, Russia, won't be in range of any initial intermediate-range missiles stationed in Guam, although subsequent, longer-range missiles will be able to hit the country's east.
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Baseball's great power partnerships range from the foundational (Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig) to the quintessential (Willie Mays and Willie McCovey) to the clutch (Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz) and the chemically enhanced (Alex Rodriguez and Rafael Palmeiro).
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The Futures Command, Army leaders say, is part of a movement to get the Army, focused for nearly two decades on fighting Islamist militants in Afghanistan and Iraq, in shape to fight a potential great-power land war.
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"What we are returning to is great power politics," said Derek Shearer, a former American ambassador to Finland during the Clinton administration and the director of the McKinnon Center for Global Affairs at Occidental College in Los Angeles.
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He has vowed to make Russia the dominant player in the high north as climate change opens up new shipping routes from Asia to Europe, new gas and oil prospects and a new arena for great power rivalry.
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No matter the reason why we say yes to things we shouldn&apost say yes to — typically things we hate doing in the first place — it&aposs critical to remember that there is great power in saying no.
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The shortseller, dubbed "Black Mamba", additionally named battery firms ZeniPower and Great Power as suppliers which are encroaching on Varta's near-monopoly in supplying batteries for so-called truly wireless stereo (TWS) earphones, one of its core businesses.
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Earlier this year, the Pentagon named Russia as a near peer "great power" in its national military strategy, opening the door for the US to design and build new nuclear weapons it believes will deter Russian nuclear aggression.
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"The Trump administration's national security strategy and national defense strategy both discussed great power competition with China as a leading challenge for the United States, and I don't expect that Trump is going to get snookered," he said.
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As his young aide and protege, Peres was tasked with a mission impossible: teaming up with a great power that would arm the Jewish State so that it could survive the inevitable future attacks of collective Arab armies.
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Russia was usually cast at the time as America's "distant friend," the great power that had helped ward off French and British support for the Confederacy by sending its ships to American ports during the American Civil War.
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But one issue has been largely absent: foreign policy — the potential use of force, great-power competition and the management of alliances that will be more important during the next presidency than it has been in three decades.
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"There's great power in bringing together people who work in fields that are different from one another yet that are analogous on a deep structural level," researchers Marion Poetz, Nikolaus Franke and Martin Schreier wrote in Harvard Business Review.
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While it might not make the front page of the Washington Post or New York Times, the Russia-Ukraine conflict could create a great-power showdown at any moment, just as is the case with the war in Syria.
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During the Cold War, the Baltic Sea area was not the main focus of the great power standoff as the Soviet Union and US confronted each other in Germany and across the Middle East, Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
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That we don't deny China the respect that it likely expects as a great power, and find some way of accommodating their ambitions with ours and with those of Japan and South Korea and a variety of lesser countries.
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Human: The problem was other humans started to notice the machine's great power, and became jealous of the great and clever human who wielded this power — and dark forces started to move against the great man and his machine.
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Tragedy as the norm We tend to think of a full-on collapse of global order, characterized by widespread international violence and great-power war, as something that cannot happen in our time — a relic of a bygone era.
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"In the roiling unpredictability of today's world, to upgrade the capability of our country's deterrence strategy, to support our great power position... we must strengthen the reliability and trustworthiness of our nuclear deterrence and nuclear counterstrike capabilities," it said.
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