They can push around any company, no matter how large.
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The Taliban made another push around Kunduz City this spring.
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It's getting hard to push around, tricky to see where he's going.
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There was a bunch of marketing push around the previous Pixel phones.
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When that happens, expect a much bigger advertising push around HBO Now.
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Apple will likely make a heavy marketing push around the phone's 13th anniversary.
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Apple will likely make a heavy marketing push around the phone's 13th anniversary.
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At Howard's homecoming there is a really big push around fashion and clothing.
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One does not push around steamy dim sum carts; one color-coordinates macarons.
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" People regularly push around shopping carts, he said, "like they're a fucking accessory.
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Italy's leading political powers may not have Giuseppe Conte to push around anymore.
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This comes seven years late to Facebook's big push around app install ads.
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Much of the regulatory push around PFAS so far has focused on water.
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The moon's gravity gave Cassini one final push around Saturn before its dramatic end.
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That they are often old and weak makes them even easier to push around.
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You may be able to push around nations around you, but this is America.
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What does the startup think about Facebook launching its own big push around bots?
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We were with a smaller label, and there wasn't a big push around it.
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In Rwanda, the tourism board did a big push around gorillas and gorilla protection.
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Floor fans thrummed but did little more than push around the thick, dead air.
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Scientists have long been able to push around single atoms within clouds of many atoms.
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You got nothing better to do than to push around the mayor of Missoula, Mont.?
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Just go really fast and push around some hay bales and have a laugh, mate.
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There have been moments when women are mere objects for the plot to push around.
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But 2018 has found Google making a more aggressive push around its wearable operating system.
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When your opponents are of the same physical maturity, they're much harder to push around.
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He has to try to do something, and the big push around deplorables is indeed something.
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The skater must tic-tac rather than push around (a foot on the ground is instant disqualification).
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I can push around the wheeled industrial trash can, collecting the trash from all the smaller bins.
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These processors are also at the heart of Nvidia's major push around something called Artificial Intelligence Deep Learning.
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It's all part of a rebranding push around taking users on a "Journey" rather than just providing answers.
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The knock on Ingram is that he's still under 200 pounds, and spindly and easy to push around.
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It won't just save you time, but also your back from having to push around a heavy vacuum.
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Facebook also used the new report to advance a push around artificial intelligence to root out inappropriate posts.
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In another, a set of fans lazily push around air in what appear to be their own cubicles.
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There aren't many teams that have been able to push around the Broncos the way the Raiders did.
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It was simply around what we believed was a push around some best practices that might help a challenge.
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Bixby at least doesn't come close to fulfilling the promises made in the media push around the product's launch.
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"He certainly is not someone anyone can push around easily, which is probably his best characteristic," said one source.
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Now they fear a future in which strongmen in Washington, Moscow and Beijing divide Europe and push around the pieces.
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I think there's a push around boundaries that comes with having this incredible access to unlimited resources on the internet.
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Apple's latest publicity push around Maps isn't tied to any specific software update, either to iOS 13 or MacOS Catalina.
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"He is certainly not someone anyone can push around easily, which is probably his best characteristic," one person told Recode.
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Television and other media are crucial tools of the Chinese Communist Party in its soft power push around the world.
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Also, with Apple's big push around privacy, the company has historically had less access to user data than its rivals.
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When an entrepreneur keeps agreeing with them, Feld starts to worry that he or she is too easy to push around.
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The feat was achieved using electroaerodynamic propulsion, which uses a pair of electrodes to push around ions and create ionic wind.
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It's part of Apple's push around becoming a "town centre," and follows on from the redesign in San Francisco's Union Square.
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But to do so would have been to admit that cities can push around one of the world's most powerful companies.
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Spiegel, who isn't exactly conventional, did not do a big press push around the IPO the way many other CEOs have done.
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The activist group Fight For The Future also launched a push around facial recognition, calling for a full ban on the technology.
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Such steps in Germany are part of a growing push around the world to regulate what users are allowed to post online.
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Under Armour also says it will start to highlight its work with Virgin Galactic in a broader marketing push around the brand.
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Plus, the 123-inch rear wheels, 7-inch front wheels, and 56-pound size make it easy to push around the yard.
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It defined a sense of upward mobility, whether for bank clerks, Japanese salarymen or anyone keen to push around paper and professional underlings.
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The son of a private equity fund manager has put together a marketing push around the non-profit he's trying to get started.
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Instead, more legal wrangling by rich men to push around other rich men, in which Uber employees and its business suffer the consequences.
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But the GOP's money push around Sanders underscores fears some Democrats have about his nomination and how it will play in swing districts.
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This isn't the first time Disney has partnered with a major tech company on a big marketing push around the Star Wars franchise.
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To her, the public relations push around the collaboration is more surprising than the fact that digital work has become part of prison labor.
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Freeland framed the new trade barriers as a necessary evil to ensure Trump doesn't think he can push around his neighbor without facing consequences.
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However analysts expect BT to rebrand the EE name in time — in line with its recent marketing push around its fledgling 'BT Mobile' brand.
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At home, when he would print, I would go down to the darkroom and watch and push around paper in the developer and fixative.
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Despite its recent aggressive push around cloud storage and apps for companies, the search giant still lags behind Amazon and Microsoft in the field.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Like Cozmo, Vector also comes with a small light-up cube the robot can potentially lift, push around, and interact with.
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If that's tweaked, tightened or, worse, smoothed so that he's "easier" to push around, especially on horseback, I think the new Shadow will have lost something.
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The Sumos had slammed their drinks and were proceeding to push around the cars in the parking lot like a standard person pushes a shopping cart.
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Scoops are standard equipment, and are used to try and lift your opponent off the ground, reducing their grip and making them easier to push around.
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The playful bear has fun with all of her enrichment toys, but her favorite is her Jolly ball, which she loves to push around her habitat.
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Like the fact that the base is cleverly designed to anchor itself steadily in place, but also somehow be really easy to push around your desk.
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Companies with too much power tend to push around their competitors, which is generally bad for the industry, but can also ultimately be bad for consumers, too.
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"Private enterprise cannot continue to push around Peruvians and visitors of the world," the mayor of Machu Picchu town, David Gayoso García, said in a post on Facebook.
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Mr. Cuomo's aides reached out to aides for Mr. de Blasio to suggest a joint push around bail reform — an important progressive issue in this year's budget negotiations.
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Snap's biggest success with V1 of the Spectacles was their marketing push around them, meanwhile I'm not very confident they can drum up much love with this minor update.
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All else equal, that should push around a full percentage point of vote margin towards Mr Trump, in a state that probably represents his most likely path to victory.
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It comes with the star, eight or 12 ornaments (depending on the version you choose), and three train cars for kids to push around the base of the tree.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, what I think is there's no question there are values and morals that the United States stands for and we try to push around the world.
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It's a pretentious farce, set to "Bolero," in which people in trench coats and bowlers push around a wall on wheels, followed by an overwrought duet about intimacy issues.
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Also consider that lighter options are less hard work to push around, an important point if you're going to be on the move more than when you're at home.
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When I asked why, amidst its big push around Time Well Spent, it was sending these alerts, the company told me it's already in the process of scaling them back.
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Australia's first scare comes in the form of Mbappé breaking down the right and firing a shot from a tight angle that Ryan does well to push around the post.
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The ADT-2 comes as Google makes a renewed push around Android TV. Yesterday, the company announced a JBL soundbar that brings both Android TV and Assistant to sets via HDMI.
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They'll launch a media push around the endorsements to encourage their members to support the campaigns selected and hold events in the districts where candidates are running on the tax code.
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Their plans are to escalate their call volume to at least 1,000 calls to each of those four senators' offices in the home stretch of McConnell's push around the health care bill.
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In order to test it out, the researchers created five micrometer wide four-pronged hats laced with iron that bull sperm cells swim into, and then push around with their long tails.
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Yet tycoons that funded the last big push around 2008, when growth was booming and supply shortages in energy and other areas were expected, are in no hurry to jump in again.
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"Apple has done a big push around health and privacy to breed familiarity and comfort," said Andrew Boyd, a professor of biomedical and health information sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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The internet balloons, undersea cables, and dominant search engines and online stores of companies like Alphabet and Amazon prompt fears that these companies can push around not only their customers but also governments.
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With gruesome images of Israel's lethal crackdown on Gaza spread across the world, Palestinian activists are calling for a renewed push around a hard-hitting pressure tactic against Israel: Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS).
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And that is why Intel, whose fortunes are so closely linked to those of personal computing devices since it makes the processors for them, has to make a big push around projects like Athena.
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But there's also this big push around regulation and there's something really exciting happening January 1, which is that this new piece of legislation called the California Consumer Privacy Act will go into effect.
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But a reduction in border crossings may not be the primary objective here: if the numbers go down, the president may claim victory and take it as proof that he can push around other countries.
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Benny Safdie and Pattinson You understand, at that moment, that Connie's contempt is part of his world view, that he gets his highs off having someone around to look down on, push around, or control.
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There are rubber dots on the feet of the dish, making it difficult for the animal to push around, and it can be bought with a mat that goes underneath, for those inevitable kibble accidents.
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For areas that see huge volumes of snow, you might need a larger snow broom type of device that&aposs big enough to push around snow that has piled up many inches atop your car.
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There have been some vague concerns that because bitcoin futures are settled in cash, it might be possible for investors to push around the futures contracts at the close simply by aggressively buying and selling.
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Nike greatly outpaced Wall Street's expectations in its most recent earnings call, in large part due to a significant digital push around customer experience both in-store and online, as well as across supply chain operations.
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It's advertising on television now, gearing up for a marketing push around free shipping in mid-September, and implying to sellers that all of their financial concerns will vanish once Etsy is a true household name.
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But travel advocates expect to see an even bigger lobbying push around the issue this year, with questions hanging over the new administration's policies, including whether President Trump will reverse the historic opening of relations with Cuba.
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Although she can skate ("I can get on and push around, but I can't do tricks," she told Refinery29 on a recent call), fate struck when Moselle was on a different mode of transportation: Brooklyn's G train.
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More specifically, the Trump administration has focused its initial push around trade and immigration policy, and on both counts nearly as many small-business owners see likely changes being as detrimental to their businesses as being positive ones.
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"We feel that it is wrong when a big country tries to push around some very small countries, especially on an issue that is really important for the rest of the world," a Russian official told the Times.
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"We feel that it is wrong when a big country tries to push around some very small countries, especially on an issue that is really important for the rest of the world," a Russian delegate told the Times.
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Some are also conscious the country lost much of its territory to the U.S. in the mid-19th century, and Trump's perceived bullying taps into deep-seated fears that America is still trying to push around its southern neighbor.
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In a video that similar to those videos where humans push around ATLAS, researchers at Delft University of Technology have created a system that will let a quadrotor drone keep flying even if one of the propellers is broken.
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"Turkey is not a country you can pull and push around, not a country whose citizens you can drag on the ground," Erdogan said at an event for Turkish journalists in Ankara, in comments broadcast live on national television.
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The company, like Macy's and some of its other peers, has , and many analysts have taken note of Penney's bigger marketing push around the season this year and what appeared to be longer lines of shoppers throughout its stores.
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Click here to view original GIFUpright vacuums with the dust bin and motor all attached to the handle can be a bit heavy to push around, but canister vacs are notorious for constantly tipping as they roll across your floors.
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Now Apple is incorporating ECGs into the Apple watch's native software and hardware, a move that must temper AliveCor's investors, but such usurpation is a known risk in an industry where platforms routinely push around, and push out, their developers.
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Next on the list should come something like what CAP proposes — a big push around creating new permanent public sector positions aimed at doing some clearly useful things like providing much-needed child care services and building the clean energy infrastructure the country desperately needs.
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In today's media landscape, Silicon Valley has vacuumed up the news industry's revenue while simultaneously using its newfound power to push around what's left of the newsrooms it's destroying — just look at how Facebook's wildly false metrics caused organizations to "pivot to video," with predictable results.
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He quickly instituted several major changes — dropping two-year contracts and adding other customer-friendly perks, along with a down-with-the-system attitude — that let T-Mobile overtake Sprint for third place and become a big enough presence to push around Verizon and AT&T.
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Kentucky is significantly more traditional and rural than a place like Napa, and even deep-pocketed companies like Beam Suntory can't easily push around social conservatives who bristle at the thought of turning their towns over to tourists, no matter how much money the visitors bring in.
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It would certainly be easier for the people in charge if the 3x3 player pool was limited to amateurs—they are easier to push around, and there are no collective bargaining agreements to work around—but we are not bureaucrats and should not dream like bureaucrats.
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"I do think there's been a coordinated push around this, and you can tell that because many of the laws are virtually identical, they include very similar legislative findings, and they're all passed within a short time period," said Brian Hauss, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Among citizens in the banned countries, the sense of injustice is compounded when they look at richer or more powerful neighbors, like Egypt or Saudi Arabia, whose citizens have carried out major attacks in the United States, yet which have escaped Mr. Trump's censure because their governments are harder to push around.
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Now Sanders is urging House Democrats to orient their health care push around an expansion of Medicare that there's no way Senate Republicans would touch, but that would be a big enough fight for the media to cover, and that would either force Trump to break with McConnell and the Senate Republicans or to show himself up as a phony populist.
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The emails do not show a full history of Facebook, but they do show that the company is like its worst critics have always said: Once it formed a business model, it sought to maximize profits, hook users onto its platform, get them to share as much information about themselves as possible, and leverage its power to push around partners and crush competition.
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"We're not trying to be a hero here, but we feel that it is wrong when a big country tries to push around some very small countries, especially on an issue that is really important for the rest of the world," said the delegate, who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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So while China would like the world to tremble at the idea of an advanced, well-trained army and navy exerting its influence and power at will, until the Chinese actually demonstrate the capability to use that training in a real-world combat situation, they'll always just be trying to push around their smaller neighbors while trying to ignore their real geopolitical rival — the one who's operating with airbases and seasoned combat troops on their doorstep.
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Eventually, the Russian delegation of all people intervened and sponsored it instead, with one unnamed official calling out the US for bullying behavior:"We're not trying to be a hero here, but we feel that it is wrong when a big country tries to push around some very small countries, especially on an issue that is really important for the rest of the world," said the delegate, who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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