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The vulnerable points of subversive-and-terrorist units are: the availability of a number of give-away signs, namely, airfields, concentration and landing places; inadequate protection against exposure to all weapons of the defenders (the attackers), as most of the time they have to be located outside the shelters; unfeasibility of rendering long resistance to the enemy in the event of STU detection. Imagine the unfeasibility of asking the shop floor supervisor to 'put together a product', although he or she might be the closer to customer and hence knows the needs more than the development team, but most often does not know how to meet the needs efficiently even if given all the requested information. The unfeasibility of Korean reunification, because of the stalemate between the two self-sustainable Koreas, and the lack of support from the major powers, has provided the contextual conditions for Beijing's reasoning of its Korea policy. |
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