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periphery

[puh-rif-uh-ree] / pəˈrɪf ə ri /


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No longer could the Politburo rely on centuries-old doctrine of strategic withdrawal from the periphery to the interior, seeking better ground from which to repel an invader.

From The Wall Street Journal

We are the breakers or the broken ones, the people whose lives were touched by the widest periphery of deaths.

From Literature

It signalled greater access to "the largest trading nation on Earth" for North Korea, Lim told AFP, while it was also important for China's "periphery diplomacy".

From Barron's

But the previous conflicts were fought on the periphery, away from Khartoum.

From BBC

The Gulf monarchies have worked hard to stay on the periphery of Middle East conflict, relying on their stability to attract business, trade and tourism.

From Barron's