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Community organizing is both a tactic to address specific problems and issues and a longer-term engagement and empowerment strategy.

Eileen Cummings, a former government adviser on Aboriginal affairs and a prominent spokeswoman for the community, describes Mr. Howard's proposal as both uncontroversial and a tactic to spruce up his election fortunes.

The defence of Russian minorities became both a goal and a tactic to achieve this end.

They both adopt terrorism as a tactic to further those aims.

His lack of clarity appears to be a tactic to both maintain support and keep activists from both sides off his case.

"It's both a show of confidence and a tactic to get the jury to focus on the fact that the burden of proof rests with the government," said Evan T. Barr, a former federal prosecutor who now defends white-collar cases as a partner at Steptoe & Johnson.

This was also a tactic to avoid being attacked.

It's a tactic to scale.

In many species, males can use overt aggression as a tactic to circumvent female choice [ 37- 39].

This is a tactic to play mind games.

Republicans view the panel both as a delaying tactic to postpone action on the budget until after this fall's midterm elections, and as a stalking horse for higher taxes, particularly a European-style value-added tax.