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counterassault

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See: counterattack
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cried Brigadista Erneido Oliva, one of the outnumbered freedom fighters, as the communist counterassault intensified.
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Working from a new space in the ATLA headquarters building dubbed "the war room," Mather said the Communications staff is now "intensely committed" to a counterassault.
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The SLPP and national Federalist Society then broadcast these concerns to a worldwide audience of alumni and media through the seminal Harvard Club event, the aftermath of which revealed widespread alumni dissatisfaction with the orientation of the law school and incited a counterassault by conservative faculty members, leading to the eventual appointment of Professor Robert Clark as dean.
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