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• For one, Roy Neel, a Gore confidant, is bracing for political warfare.
• But are they really important enough to generate even minor political warfare?
• It recognized political warfare as one instrument in the United States'grand strategy.
• In March 1943, the station was handed over to the Political Warfare Executive.
• A student of power, strategy and political warfare, he was a prolific author.
• The banning of music itself can also be a method of political warfare.
• Parents, teachers and administrators are often caught in the middle of political warfare.
• The history of political warfare can be traced to antiquity.
• It is, Lugar suggested, an example of psychological political warfare.
• Decades of ethnic and political warfare helped turn Afghanistan into a sanctuary for terrorists.
• Until now, Clinton has absorbed most of the slings and arrows of political warfare.
• But this actually is  Strategic Disguise for covert political warfare inside the hybrid strategy.
• Both sides used this as a form of political warfare and at times public diplomacy.
• Terrorism is a built-in part of Arafat's political warfare.
• He has a detailed knowledge of modern political warfare.
• When I was elected two years ago, it was unrelenting political warfare between the parties.
• He was the Political Warfare officer from 1942 44 and held the rank of Major.
• The bitter exchanges escalated the political warfare over Clinton's nomination earlier this month of Moseley-Braun.
• To his opponents, Daschle's amicable nature is overshadowed by his talent for scorched-earth political warfare.
• Clinton said in response to a reporter's question about the political warfare on Capitol Hill.