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This calculated yet hypocritical effort to focus on "oppressed" Muslim women who need saving has always been a key strategy of the far-right, anti-Islam counter-jihad movement.
For Mr. Shields, learning under fire has been a key strategy as he prepares to give life to "The New Guard," a drama about the postcollegiate members of rival Greenwich Village political clubs that he likens to " 'The West Wing' with young Manhattan politicians," and that is scheduled to go onstream today at www.radicalzoo.com.
Since the nonlinear optical response strongly depends on the interaction between fields of fundamental wave and nonlinear materials, designing high quality optical cavities has been a key strategy to achieve improved nonlinear activities.
Instructional design has been a key strategy in ensuring the quality of higher education; therefore, it is essential to evaluate its effects on learning processes through the use of tools that comply with defined technical standards.
Shifting from claims of general epistemic privilege in access to truth to claims of practical advantage in discovering morally or politically significant truths has been a key strategy defenders of standpoint theory (Collins 1996; Harding 1996; Hartsock 1996) have used against postmodernist critics such as Hekman (1996).
Stoking sectarian divisions in Syria has been a key strategy of Assad's forces, and it arguably seems to be working in his favour.
Fouling detection and monitoring is a key strategy for both water chemistry and corrosion control.
Excluding village women who marry men from outside the jurisdiction is a key strategy for reducing the dilution of shares.
"Quickly identifying emerging populations is a key strategy in implementing any rapid response invasive control program," Bittner said.
From solidarity strikes to slowdowns and sit-ins, workplace revolt is a key strategy in opposing the new administration.
