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Bhide writes, "Strategy, its high-church theologians insist, is about outflanking competitors with big plays. Kerry's quick move to prevent Bush from outflanking him among pro-Israel voters. A prototype of special mountain troops units in European armies were Jaeger detachments, a variation of light infantry designed to accomplish close envelopment, turning movement, and outflanking on flatland and rugged terrain. |
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