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Mr Yanukovich deployed a mix of menace (threats of impeachment, thousands bused into Kiev for his rallies) and compromise to persuade Mr Yushchenko to back down.

Rear Adm. John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary, said late Monday that U.S. commanders had deployed a mix of fighter jets and bombers and had also launched ship-based Tomahawk missiles against Islamic State targets in Syria.

Like his boss, President Nicolas Sarkozy, he seeks to deploy a mix of charm and coercion in order to strike deals.

The T.S.A. plans to meet the deadline by deploying a mix of the machines and more flexible explosive-trace-detection equipment.

The hashtag #someonetellcnn trended for several days ahead of the US president's arrival, visit with users deploying a mix of humour and satire to criticise the American network.

And he has left European diplomats looking flat-footed by deploying a mix of money and threats to persuade Ukraine's president, Viktor Yanukovych, to walk away from a trade deal he was preparing to sign with the European Union.Yet the revival of Mr Putin's fortunes is not quite as impressive as it seems.

If Apple wants to improve safety at the factories where its products are made, or Walmart wants to reduce fertilizer runoff in agriculture, or McDonald's pledges to buy beef raised in environmentally friendly ways, those companies set targets and goals and deploy a mix of carrots and sticks to bring their suppliers along.

But if Le Canard is all about scoops and unreported secrets, Charlie is both cruder and crueller - deploying a mix of cartoons and an often vicious polemical wit.

I have been deployed to a mix of stable and riskier countries, and must be prepared to adjust to a new environment at any moment.

In Asia, China has deployed a potent mix of psychological and legal warfare to strengthen its claims to hegemony over the South China Sea.

The PT, by contrast, deployed a crafty mix of boasts, digs and scaremongering, garnished with figures to show how much better off Brazilians have been under the PT, in power for the past 12 years, than during the 1995-2002 tenure of Mr Neves's Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB).