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... United States continues to outspend all its potential peers put together . Its lead in nuclear and conventional weaponry remains unsurpassable . More impor- tant , in the unfolding revolution in military affairs , the United States is ...
... United States continues to outspend all its potential peers put together . Its lead in nuclear and conventional weaponry remains unsurpassable . More impor- tant , in the unfolding revolution in military affairs , the United States is ...
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... United States , explicitly or implicitly , most Asian powers understand the importance of structuring a stable cooperative relationship with the Uni- ted States . Given the unassailable lead of the United States , the efforts to balance ...
... United States , explicitly or implicitly , most Asian powers understand the importance of structuring a stable cooperative relationship with the Uni- ted States . Given the unassailable lead of the United States , the efforts to balance ...
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... United States was now the sole superpower in the international system , India paid particular attention to building a new relationship with Washington . Although the United States loomed large on Indian foreign policy in the 1990s , the ...
... United States was now the sole superpower in the international system , India paid particular attention to building a new relationship with Washington . Although the United States loomed large on Indian foreign policy in the 1990s , the ...
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