counteracting
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of Counteract
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Active protection systems show a great deal of promise, both in counteracting ATGMs and unguided weapons, but are not yet a proven technology.
As CIGS, Montgomery toured Africa in 1947 and in a secret 1948 report to Attlee's government proposed a "master plan" to exploit the raw materials of Africa, thereby counteracting the loss of British influence in Asia.
As the democratic party maintains burgeoning progressive factions, which have certainly pulled Biden and most of the party leftward, counteracting his moderate stances with a staunch liberal was not surprising.
After being forced out of this role by the Reagan administration, Freeman helped to form the Citizens Commission on Civil Rights, a bipartisan commission of former federal officials committed to ending racial discrimination and counteracting its effects.
And Twitter is wisely in counteracting the ill effects it now concedes it has had on the health of the public conversation.
In its only London store, based in Kensington, the brand offers a menu of treatments specifically targeted at counteracting urban stressors, such as environmental and digital pollution, stress, hormonal imbalances and fatigue.