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But the campaign by Mr. McAlpine appears to be the broadest yet, and it employs some novel tactics.

And General Petraeus will probably also try to employ some of the same novel tactics that worked so well in Iraq.

Time and again, long before the war of 2006, Hizbullah surprised Israel with its feats of espionage, novel tactics and new weapons.

It also displays an array of novel tactics like an ability to steal design documents or even sabotage equipment in a factory that suggest its creators are much more sophisticated than hackers whose work has been seen before.

He likes to remind the plaintiffs that they have rights but may not have remedies.The upshot is a game of cat and mouse as creditors resort to novel tactics to get their money.

Even if the outcome of this race is not in doubt, Mr. Navalny's novel tactics have encouraged Russians in the street to speak candidly with his campaign workers, giving the feel of a genuine democratic contest.

departed, Hezbollah launched its first suicide bomb — then a novel tactic — against Israeli military targets.

DETROIT — Facing big hurdles here in Mitt Romney's native state, Rick Santorum seized on the novel tactic of attacking his rival for agreeing with him.

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It's good to read that a handful of state attorneys general recognize global warming as a public nuisance ("A Novel Tactic on Warming," editorial, July 28).

"The argument that an incumbent senator is weak because she has built a broad coalition of supporters is certainly a novel tactic," said the spokesman, Matt Canter.