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• Economics, rather than any " new morality, " are the casus belli.
• Israel considered the closure of the Straits of Tiran a casus belli.
• Israel re-iterated that the Straits of Tiran closure was a Casus belli.
• The question remains, is developing and testing ballistic technology a casus belli?
• It was among the " casus belli " of the Iran Iraq War.
• The " casus belli " for the Vietnam War was the second incident.
• Muhammad regarded this as casus belli and besieged the Banu Qaynuqa.
• In practice the access to water has been a casus belli for Israel.
• The deliberate harboring of terrorists is a casus belli, an invitation to invasion.
• Israel saw these actions as a " casus belli ".
• "It's not necessarily casus belli right away, " the official said, summarizing Powell's argument.
• The ambassador's failure was regarded as " casus belli ".
• The Act provided a " casus belli " for the Anglo-Catholic evangelical Church Association.
• "There was nothing in the intelligence that was a casus belli, " he said.
• When neighbors go to war, noise is the No . 1 casus belli everywhere.
• He wants to use the term " casus belli " in the Iraq War article.
• A " casus belli " played a prominent role during the Six-Day War of 1967.
• Also, a casus belli makes the war seem less threatening, reducing the impact on reputation.
• After all, the disruption of such supplies has been a casus belli in the past.
• The Brits created a casus belli and then attacked.