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imperialistic
1. The Samosa government, he contended, was just the latest manifestation in a long history of United States manipulation and imperialistic exploitation of their homeland
2. ” By this reasoning, a superpower automatically would be imperialistic by virtue of influence
3. When he dug into the subject, he found that half of all history dealt with imperialistic or power moves, one nation upon another, if you also throw in war
4. perhaps imperialistic, but belonged to a different category
5. Within this environment, an imperialistic larva hatched and grew into a full-fledged monster
6. This added oxygen to her imperialistic embers
7. This imperialistic venture would not require assimilation
8. influence in Europe, but it was hardly an imperialistic one
9. His next project would address the question: Is the United States of America an imperialistic nation?
10. As for imperialistic ventures herself, Cuba had as many “advisors” (agitators and insurrectionists) in Angola and
11. Crackpot assertions by the Left, such as the false statement that there had been six hundred and fifty thousand civilian casualties in Iraq, were necessary to feed the notion that America today was an imperialistic nation
12. Why should he toil to regain the rule of a people which had already forgotten him?—why chase a will-o'-the-wisp, why pursue a crown that was lost for ever? Why should he not seek forgetfulness, lose himself in the red tides of war and rapine that had engulfed him so often before? Could he not, indeed, carve out another kingdom for himself? The world was entering an age of iron, an age of war and imperialistic ambition; some strong man might well rise above the ruins of nations as a supreme conqueror
13. He saw the United States withdrawing from the world stage and removing itself as an international police force that really existed as a cover for strong imperialistic attitudes
14. The British gave up their imperialistic interests in the Middle East
15. I believe Bowen remained silent as white speakers supported imperialistic missions, and then denounced African Americans in his speech at the SVM convention a few years later, because he was the product of white missionary attempts to civilize blacks in the South
16. He inadvertently enabled white Christians to continue their status quo imperialistic missions systems
17. Did He prevent African Americans from teaching demobilizing uplift ideology in Africa like white missionaries had done in the States? For instance, about the same time that white missions agencies stopped sending out African Americans in the 1920s, because of racial prejudice and to accommodate imperialistic colonialism, these agencies organized to instill “missionary spirit” ideology to uplift Africans
18. ” Feeling superior, England justified imperialistic colonialism saying that Africans could not stand on their own two feet and needed a trustee to oversee their government
19. ����������� ��Mister President, are you ready to accept the continued occupation of China by Japan, or the future occupation of French Indochina?� In my history, you sent many clear messages to the Japanese to curb their imperialistic appetite, to no avail
20. I hardly think that we can be absolved from blame on the imperialistic front
21. One of the results of this imperialistic policy had been to push France, which Great Britain had refused to help in Indochina, to ally herself more closely with the United States and to join the new European Economic Union, or EEU
22. Also, in Jones’ opinion, that same imperialistic policy had contributed to what he was going to talk about this morning
23. In the seventeenth century, in reaction to concerns over imperialistic intentions by Europeans, Japan isolated itself by implementing heavy restrictions of trade and foreign travel
24. Ingrid, on her part, listened directly to Postnikov’s tirade, which attempted without much success to justify the Soviet attack on Poland and the Baltic states by alluding to the imperialistic threat at its borders
25. Homes are no longer shelter for the homeless, but financial instruments in the pursuit of imperialistic ownership
26. The Buddhists called this prapañca (pronounced pra-PUN-cha), which roughly translates to “proliferation,” or “the imperialistic tendency of mind
27. The Europeans were keen to retain links with their former colonies and the Commonwealth (originally termed the ‘British Commonwealth’, but the British bit was dropped in case it sounded too imperialistic) was Britain’s attempt