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- noun Alternative spelling of
destabilizer .
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Examples
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How supplies are to be secured at existing levels becomes a grave political and moral question for the wealthier states, and a real destabiliser of international relations.
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How supplies are to be secured at existing levels becomes a grave political and moral question for the wealthier states, and a real destabiliser of international relations.
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But its past legacy as a destabiliser in the region remains.
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The report displays a profound ignorance, or disregard, of the historical record of the apartheid government in its role as a destabiliser and manipulator, par excellence, first of its neighbours and then of its own population.
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The American presence was a tremendous destabiliser, most Iraqis opposed the occupation.
MRZine.org 2009
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He also argued that "addiction" to fossil fuels was distorting international relations: "How supplies are to be secured at existing levels becomes a grave political and moral question for the wealthier states, and a real destabiliser of international relations.
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