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strategic

Definition for strategic

adjective as in crucial

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critical, important, key, vital

adjective as in clever, calculated

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So while the police can sometimes take down big operations, we shouldn't look to the police as the strategic answer for this.

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Mark Rosenbaum, senior special counsel for strategic litigation for the public interest law firm Public Counsel, agreed that enforcement will be the key to whether the new office is effective.

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Already, Trott has begun a strategic review of Rio Tinto’s borates operations in California, and an iron and titanium business in northern Quebec.

The Chinese government has flagged aging as a strategic economic opportunity under its “silver economy” agenda, encouraging companies to innovate in elderly-oriented goods and services.

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Draghi, a former Italian prime minister, wants European industrial giants to pool investments in strategic sectors such as semiconductors to help the continent regain an edge.

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

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