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autarchy

[aw-tahr-kee] / ˈɔ tɑr ki /


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The Allies would destroy German autarchy, basis of German militarism.

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In several old countries with dense populations it is even doubtful whether under autarchy the present population could continue to live, to whatsoever level of existence it might resign itself.

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Security Council; moreover, the country has all but abandoned its dream of autarchy and become far more dependent on the world economy than it was only five or six years ago.

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If the U.S. is in for a long war, Ickes' adventure into autarchy may mean the difference between victory and defeat.

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Owing to the almost perfect autarchy existing there, grave economic problems never really arise.

From My Three Years in America by Johann Heinrich Andreas Hermann Albrecht Graf von Bernstorff




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