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Example sentences for: war-era

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The Cold War-era pact prevents the U.S. and Russia from installing antimissile defense systems, for fear that they would provoke a race to develop defense-eluding missiles.
This loose Civil War-era adaptation of Shakespeare's Tempest is called "[a] miscalculation of epic proportions ...
In 1996, the British Foreign Office disclosed that Orwell had shared some of the names in his notebook with a Cold War-era outfit called the Information Research Department.
The "TRB" column argues that the intelligence community should use its Cold War-era spying apparatus to monitor human rights abuses.
In 1968, she staged well-publicized nude-ins at MoMA's sculpture garden and at such Vietnam War-era hotspots as the Board of Elections.