In any event, Africa experts note that for decades during the cold war, all manner of crimes, both military and economic, were overlooked in the name of geostrategic positioning.
I would have suggested that Two Tribes had at least one round in honour of the Frankie Goes to Hollywood "Two Tribes" video, in which the contestants donned rubber and PVC and slugged it out in a kinky Cold War-influenced manner.
While offering insight into the pope's response to Nazism, Robert A. Ventresca argues that it was the Cold War and Pius XII's manner of engaging with the modern world that defined his pontificate.
And "in the final analysis, the SSC project collapsed because the Department of Energy and US high-energy physics community remained locked in an obsolete Cold War mind-set and manner of pursuing major projects while the nation and the rest of the world were making a historic transition to a post Cold War science-policy regime" (p. 272).
These were, after all, the last years of the Cold War, and the terse, skeptical manner of another Greek historian Thucydides, who chronicled the Peloponnesian War, between Athens and Sparta, two generations later seemed far more congenial.
These were, after all, the last years of the Cold War, and the terse, skeptical manner of another Greek historian — Thucydides, who chronicled the Peloponnesian War, between Athens and Sparta, two generations later — seemed far more congenial.
As Condoleezza Rice noted in her speech on Russia last week, Moscow is still hung up on the cold war - or more precisely, the humiliating manner in which it ended.
On the Risk game board, the lines between regions and around continents were angular and schematic, after the manner of familiar Cold War maps having to do with nuclear war.
Russia allegedly took revenge in a manner befitting a Cold War spy novel: poisoning Litvinenko by putting a massive dose of a rare nuclear isotope, polonium, into his teacup.
Many Germans on both sides of the wall that divided the nation during the Cold War found Mr. Kohl's shambling, diffident manner a comforting relief from the country's charismatic style of politician during Adolf Hitler's reign, although it had become nearly taboo in the post-Hitler period.
