opportunities for our diplomacy involve multilateral action, and many American interests are synonymous with the interests

the nature of the world-soul, which is designated by the synonymous terms atman and

word Uniats is used instead of United Greeks. These words are by no means synonymous. Uniat Church, or Uniats

Defense Initiative of 20 years ago," Pike said. With Reagan's name all but synonymous with missile defense, Pike

people consider the terms 707 and jet transport to be synonymous. The prototype

JSTARS Links 737 @ Boeing Boeing 737 In 1965, the Boeing name was synonymous with big multiengine jet

activity and a comprehensive focus on a remedy. "Flight safety part" is synonymous with "flight critical part

Title 32 or State Active Duty status. But as of 2008 they remained essentially synonymous. Until the 2005

name and the words "fast carrier task force" came to be synonymous. Carrier forces led by

people consider the terms 707 and jet transport to be synonymous. The prototype

to Iraqi supplied specifications. The helicopter "scandal" and Poland had become synonymous in the

and Kosovo. It should be noted that this concept of Greater Serbia is not synonymous with historical Serbia. The

at the city’s lowest point. Mecca, sometimes also called Becca, which words are synonymous, and signify

WORLD. THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY WEAPONS LABORATORIES AT LOS ALAMOS, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE, AND SANDIA ARE SYNONYMOUS WITH "LEADING EDGE" TECHNOLOGIES

Official Homepage Corps of Military Police (CMP) The term 'red berets' is synonymous with the personnel

series of aircraft that would make Muroc (and later Edwards Air Force Base) synonymous with the turbojet

Finningley Wing before moving to Waddington four years later. The squadron became synonymous with the type

with the introduction of the Vulcan nuclear bomber. RAF Finningley remained synonymous with aircrew training until

OIP   Office of the Iraq Program OMI   Organization of Military Industrialization, synonymous with the MIC

Noncommissioned officers or NCOs In the PLA, officers and cadre are synonymous, and all

Colorado beetles. For post-Soviet citizens, the unloved, destructive insects are also synonymous with imperialist plots and

not necessarily conclude that because Iran wants to use nuclear electricity that it is synonymous with its ambitions to

rights," said Smith, adding, "Weapons like tear gas have an indiscriminate effect and are synonymous with internal repression." Smith

stuck. Since then, members of the regiment have made the name synonymous with the fighting

aircraft makers were designing atomic planes. In a day when nuclear power was synonymous with the highest

in literal german "hollow area" or "cavity" a term of art synonymous with radiation case], is

aircraft makers were designing atomic planes. In a day when nuclear power was synonymous with the highest

the Two Systems The US military system, grades and ranks are synonymous. US military officers are

in some newspaper articles, books, and public discourse. However, "Salafism" is not inherently synonymous with violence, terrorism, or

over twenty years (until 2010). That project, with subsequent revisions and adaptations, has become synonymous with the army

land forces, and land warfare oftentimes are used interchangeably. But, these terms are not synonymous. Moreover, interpretation of

designation, Link-16, when referring to Tactical Digital Information Link (TADIL). Link-16 is synonymous with TADIL J. The

to the dynasty's golden age. The term Yin Dynasty has been synonymous with the Shang

to the dynasty's golden age. The term Yin Dynasty has been synonymous with the Shang

denial of his divinity brought an end to State Shinto. Sometimes considered synonymous with State Shinto before

negating a long-standing security threat to the state. Colombia has become synonymous in the

In   this sense of the word, control has come to be synonymous with arms limitation, but

of opportunity. In Bolivia — a country that since independence has been synonymous with armed coups d

parading in to see her. Taylor contended that, to her, love was synonymous with marriage -- thus her

Reich. The charred corpse of Paul Joseph Goebbels, whose name itself has become synonymous with stupefying propaganda, was

the Chinese people’s consciousness. In most people’s minds today, Linyi is synonymous with patriotism, fighting spirit

the effect of perpetuating the landlord-tenant relationship that had become synonymous with Philippine agriculture. Rampant

lament the passing of an era that the deceased was synonymous with. To many

name, HMS Dreadnought, was derived from "Fear God and dread nought." Her name became synonymous with "battleship." Or rather

decades of war, Afghans are suspicious of political organizations, since historically parties were synonymous with the armed

in three different ways—two of which are legal: Hawalas through Iraqi banks are synonymous with bank money transfers

document, the terms "Extra Large Deployable Aircraft Hangar System" and XLDAHS are synonymous. The thrust

NIEs were not inconsistent with each other. That is, while the judgments were not synonymous, upon careful reading they

the effect of perpetuating the landlord-tenant relationship that had become synonymous with Philippine agriculture. Rampant

to Amal Haniyeh. His name, also spelled Isml Haniyyah and Ismail Haniya, has been synonymous with the resistance

was born in the Vietnam War, a war we lost. Airmobility, synonymous with Vietnam, contributed to

been remiss. For so many years it treated `strategic' and `nuclear' as synonymous that it failed to

the differentiation between ESM and SIGINT. ESM and SIGINT operations are synonymous for the

linked with Iraqi Shiite militias. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard general Ghasem Soleimani has become synonymous with the handful

unique army division was formed, and was given a name that was synonymous to its

most powerful moulder of human destiny; how can such an all-compelling force be synonymous with that poor little

Democrat" and "Copperhead" became, after the middle of January 1863, practically synonymous, and the

gravity (CG), and ready to load upon arrival of aircraft (synonymous with "Type loads").  PRIORITY

been remiss. For so many years it treated `strategic' and `nuclear' as synonymous that it failed to

our current doctrine leads one to believe MPS and amphibious operations are synonymous; "Maritime prepositioning can be

NIEs were not inconsistent with each other. That is, while the judgments were not synonymous, upon careful reading they

Bunker Hill, The Hook, Kelly, Old Baldy, Nori, and Pork Chop were synonymous with the gallantry

nation – and indeed, throughout much of the world – Fort Benning was synonymous with the United

2022 Putin faced a “major problem for someone who believes population is synonymous with power”, says French

Germanicus) Throughout the centuries the name of Caligula has been synonymous with madness and

part of a liberated, non-Russian Ukrainian state. The name Bandera became synonymous with Ukrainian nationalism during

of these materials would be several inches thick. If only weight and utility were synonymous.       Such a compilation

can be corrupted in practice. Consensus has in the CD become synonymous with hostage taking and

final aspect of hiding from sight. It may be thought to be synonymous with camouflage, but camouflge

system during critical periods, and the artillery and EW plans are synonymous.22 This principle of

of Chile led by General Augusto Pinochet, a name that has since become synonymous with gross violations of

force in readiness--the mission of Marine combat troops is synonymous with offensive type actions

met. Putin faced a major problem for someone who believes population is synonymous with power. Putin is

Juche," or self-reliance, the North Korean ideology for decades, has been synonymous with North Korean nationalism

way to achieving the same quality and dependable service that is synonymous with plugging in

networks. As CALEA makes clear, the maximum capacity is in no way synonymous with actual capacity (i.e.

to each situation.14 In this context, the word filter is synonymous with any number of

the U.S. lexicon, operational art and operational level of war are synonymous for the

way to achieving the same quality and dependable service that is synonymous with plugging in

necessary for sea control and power projection missions, sea power is not synonymous with the strength

the box America will be a nation in decline. China is synonymous with intellectual property theft

way to achieving the same quality and dependable service that is synonymous with plugging in

discern the Lebanese Mafia from Hezbollah in South America. If they are not synonymous, then they work in

product. Therefore, program launch and the start of product development are synonymous within commercial firms. Protecting

fleet. To the active Navy, the word "reserve" must not be synonymous with the word

40; 107 Stat. 112. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The term ``computer telecommunications'' is meant to be synonymous with on-line access

money to pay for all. Government on the other hand is synonymous with neither State nor

and communists, from the U.S. perspective but not necessarily in reality, became synonymous. To carry

of the MAGTF. "Operational control" is defined in JCS Pub 1 as synonymous with operational command: Those

2 in its definition of operational command, states that "operational command" is synonymous with "operational control" and

million. That includes bank accounts, real estate, and the superyachts that have become synonymous with Russia's billionaire

cheap, highly unglamorous item of clothing. More recently, the word has become synonymous with boorish Russian patriotism

wisdom has formed that makes ethnic tensions and instability in Europe almost synonymous. This prevailing notion of

land forces, and land warfare oftentimes are used interchangeably. But, these terms are not synonymous. Moreover, interpretation of

document, the terms "Extra Large Deployable Aircraft Hangar System" and XLDAHS are synonymous. The thrust

was born in the Vietnam War, a war we lost. Airmobility, synonymous with Vietnam, contributed to

been remiss. For so many years it treated `strategic' and `nuclear' as synonymous that it failed to

our current doctrine leads one to believe MPS and amphibious operations are synonymous; "Maritime prepositioning can be

the British during the Revolutionary War. "The name Bonhomme Richard is synonymous with fierce courage in

its 32-year service to the fleet, the Tomcat has been synonymous with excellence. Since the