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- proper noun US
Afghanistan andPakistan considered as a single entity
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Examples
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Considering the geopolitical realities and complexities of the frontier, it is a symbol of the objections to the connotations of the term "AfPak."
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Esq. Suhag A. Shukla 2011
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The term AfPak signifies that this linkage is now the cornerstone of US policies for the region.
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The term AfPak signifies that this linkage is now the cornerstone of US policies for the region.
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Beyond the swelling of the field of acronym-ology, the term AfPak sends a clear message that the United States regards success of current counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations as well as longer-term state-building projects in Afghanistan as directly linked with Pakistan.
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Beyond the swelling of the field of acronym-ology, the term AfPak sends a clear message that the United States regards success of current counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations as well as longer-term state-building projects in Afghanistan as directly linked with Pakistan.
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There is no strategic overview whatsoever - it's all about one tactical approach or another in AfPak as viewed in isolation from everything else in the world.
Michael Brenner: HuffPost Review: Obama's Wars Michael Brenner 2010
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There is no strategic overview whatsoever - it's all about one tactical approach or another in AfPak as viewed in isolation from everything else in the world.
Michael Brenner: HuffPost Review: Obama's Wars Michael Brenner 2010
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There is no strategic overview whatsoever - it's all about one tactical approach or another in AfPak as viewed in isolation from everything else in the world.
Michael Brenner: HuffPost Review: Obama's Wars Michael Brenner 2010
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There is no strategic overview whatsoever - it's all about one tactical approach or another in AfPak as viewed in isolation from everything else in the world.
Michael Brenner: HuffPost Review: Obama's Wars Michael Brenner 2010
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There is no strategic overview whatsoever - it's all about one tactical approach or another in AfPak as viewed in isolation from everything else in the world.
Michael Brenner: HuffPost Review: Obama's Wars Michael Brenner 2010
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