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militate verb act on, affect, agitate, bring about change, carry on, contra rem facere, contrive, control, deal with, direct, engineer, handle, have effect on, have influunce on, influence, interfere, manage, maneuver, meddle, mold, operate, perform on, rei adversari, rei obstare, shape, steer, take action, wield, work How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| While the CVT offers the highest standard of operating comfort of any transmission system, there is one thing that militates against its success in Europe, and that is its "rubber band" image that remains firmly fixed in the public mind. troops by Kurds in northern Iraq--in many ways Washington's only true allies in Iraq--also militates strongly against such a move. How can the SS urge Kremer to use his will power on their behalf when they have put him in a place where everything militates against free will? |
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