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But the rise of the Tea Party movement has changed the rules of the game, and given a more public forum to topics that were previously seen as off-limits to conservatives – such as drastically reducing the size of the US military and the propensity of successive White House administrations to deploy it overseas.

Russia had strongly opposed the decision by the Bush administration to deploy parts of its anti-ballistic missile system in Poland, which led to sharp tensions between Warsaw and Moscow.

But many other arms control advocates have attacked the proposal as an effort by the administration to deploy a missile defense system quickly under the guise of improving testing.

While most Republicans in Congress have pushed the administration to deploy a missile system, some, like Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska, are not in a rush, arguing that it would be better to wait for the next administration to make such an important decision.

All three men have urged the administration to deploy a missile shield only once it has been proved to work -- in contrast to Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, who has called for quick deployment, even if a system is only partly effective.

NATO had decided, under the impetus of the Reagan administration, to deploy Pershing II and cruise missiles in West Germany.

The problem is not the limited system the Clinton administration wants to deploy against the threat of missile attacks from North Korea.

Rushing to fill the void in Kabul created by the unexpected flight of the Taliban, the United Nations proposed today to convene a meeting of Afghan representatives quickly to start work on a provisional administration, and to deploy an "international security presence" in the Afghan capital until a national force can be readied.

WASHINGTON — The crisis in Crimea is heralding the rise of a new era of American energy diplomacy, as the Obama administration tries to deploy the vast new supply of natural gas in the United States as a weapon to undercut the influence of the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, over Ukraine and Europe.

The Obama administration declined to deploy its best political weapons against Christie, while Buono struggled to earn the support of her party's most devoted supporters.

As the first unconfirmed reports of the use of chemical weapons seeped out of Syria last week, the Obama administration began to deploy 200 soldiers from the U.S. 1st Armored Division's Headquarters to Jordan.