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Rather, it's the tale of how a nonviolent revolutionary strategy crafted by Serbian students and an octogenarian American scholar came to challenge dictators in Egypt, Tunisia, Bahrain and many other countries.

The North American Waterfowl Management Plan is a strategy, crafted by the waterfowl management community in the United States and Canada, to increase waterfowl populations through habitat protection, restoration, and enhancement.

Siegel and Greenhouse demonstrated that turning abortion into a partisan issue had been part of a strategy, crafted by Nixon's advisers, to reinvent the G.O.P. and get Nixon reëlected — before Roe.

Realizing that bringing suit domestically was not effective due to the Cambodian judicial system's lack of independence, the villagers turned to a more innovative, cross-border legal strategy crafted by Mark Moorstein, an attorney at the United States law firm Rees Broome, to seek redress.

Reagan's campaign relied on a strategy crafted by campaign manager John Sears of winning a few primaries early to damage the inevitability of Ford's likely nomination.

He did have impressive wins in Missouri and Connecticut, but the rest of the states he carried on Super Tuesday could have very easily looked like a strategy crafted by Karl Rove.

A strong military is essential, but how much to spend on it and whether and when to use it should be decided in the context of a larger strategy crafted primarily by the civilian side of the government.

Atmos Energy is now executing the strategy crafted in 1997 by a former CEO, leveraging efficiency in its regulated business and driving growth in its unregulated businesses.

Mitch McConnell (pictured), who had been lambasting the proposals as "bail-out bills" (in terms seemingly drawn from a strategy memo crafted by Frank Luntz, a Republican messaging guru, back in February), now says there is a "new seriousness" to negotiations.

Politico reports the strategy was crafted by her chief of staff, Huma Abedin, and the national Democratic campaign committees.

And at the heart of the economic strategy now being crafted by Labour has got to be one issue above all else: jobs.