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Witness the upstart militancy of Hezbollah, in alliance with Iran.

Policymakers in Europe and the United States are noting the parallels and connections between the racial militancy of nineteen-sixties America and Islamist militancy of today.

Normalizing relations with India could help starve Pakistani militancy of oxygen.

That will prove a tough sell, however, given the militancy of South Korea's trade unionists.

He's expecting a return to the dread and militancy of the Thatcher era.

"This demonstrates the force of our organization, the militancy of our indigenous people".

He says he is frustrated by the militancy of some British Muslims.

In 1975, sectarian tensions, aggravated by the growing militancy of the P.L.O., exploded into a civil war.

A posthumous book of poems, The Panther and the Lash (1967), reflected the black anger and militancy of the 1960s.

"The militancy of his nostalgia is what makes the reactionary a distinctly modern figure, not a traditional one," he adds.

"If they think it's going to buy off the militancy of the Palestinians, it's mistaken," this diplomat said.