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strategic

[struh-tee-jik] / strəˈti dʒɪk /




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In Tuesday’s announcement, Netflix touted its “strong cash flow generation,” which it said supported the revised all-cash transaction “while preserving a healthy balance sheet and flexibility to capitalize on future strategic priorities.”

From Los Angeles Times

Cohesion is often referred to as the strategic center of gravity for NATO—its ability to act as one despite being made up of 32 countries.

From The Wall Street Journal

This moment, like no other before it, poses a massive strategic question for Sir Keir: What on earth to do now?

From BBC

Developments in quantum computing and AI are seen as critical not just for the US economy and productivity, but for US strategic influence in the world.

From BBC

America’s strategic superiority was constrained by the limitations of the new geopolitical realities, and it had no intention of starting a nuclear war.

From The Wall Street Journal