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tactic

noun as in plan

Strongest match

Strong matches

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Kennedy’s tactics owe a lot to the anti-abortion movement, which spent decades repackaging their efforts to destroy women’s rights as a crusade to “protect” them from supposedly evil doctors eager to inflict abortions on them.

From Salon

Advocates say the shift toward detention is a pressure tactic that is widespread and intended to get people to sign deportation papers.

I was confused at the change of tactic but too cautious to open up my chats with them in case I accidentally clicked accept.

From BBC

"Rangers were disjointed, nobody knew the shape or the tactics, but somehow they found a way to win the game," said former Northern Ireland international Stephen Craigan on Sportsound.

From BBC

This tactic is believed by law enforcement sources to have created tensions with Steven Lyons, who had been content to keep a low profile in Dubai.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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