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And though now the world's most popular Scotch whisky has its strongest growth in Asia and Eastern Europe, it has strategically decided against low-keying the European Union — its marketing is actually aggressive there.

Images of Black Bloc anarchists breaking the windows of banks and corporate chain stores in 1999 gave the federal government a modern day "bogeyman," which it has strategically used to antagonize and intimidate activists of all political persuasions ever since.

The US claim at the time that it had "strategically defeated" al-Qaida has repeatedly been proved to be false over recent months as jihadists have re-entrenched themselves in former battlegrounds.

For years and years I've strategically bit my tongue.

It is built to help retailers of all sizes the same way Shopify does, and it looks like eBay has strategically positioned itself through the acquisitions it made, including Magento, one of Shopify's biggest rivals.

She's a very strategic player, and has strategically painted herself into a dank corner.

In short, the AFL has strategically exploited its cartel features and monopoly power to become Australia's dominant sports league.

The company has strategically designed its websites to serve the demographics that frequent them.

This year, International Day of the Girl has strategically focused its efforts on girls' education.

Over the past decade, Hervey & Company has strategically transitioned its reach beyond management and into film, television, event development and production.

The automaker has strategically positioned itself as an ROI rather than strategic-focused fund — meaning that it aims to profit like any other VC firm.