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militaristic
1. There was not a single militaristic fibre in him, but times had changed
2. From my readings, I knew that Shinto was used as a state ideology during the militaristic beginning of the Shōwa period in Japanese history, following the Meiji Restoration
3. I thought I got more from the interview than I would have ever guessed: Bob Nakamura was a control freak; his sons were likely following in their father’s footsteps and preparing for government service; he had traveled to Japan on several occasions on his own dime; and he was a follower of the Shinto religion; one with a decidedly nationalistic, militaristic component to it
4. There was a militaristic quality in him: chest out, stomach in, and shoulders squared
5. Worst for us, this civilization was preceded by another one, also capable of time travel but being as well a militaristic, highly aggressive society
6. Knowing how ruthless at times the British Empire has been in its pursuit of power and territory, this makes much more possible the future appearance in timeline ‘B’ of a militaristic world empire with a high degree of technology: the perfect recipe for a future clash with us over time travel
7. We of the Imperium are a highly militaristic society with low regard given to individual rights
8. The refusal to embrace true democracy through much of Europe was also a big factor, with militaristic or dictatorial regimes refusing to share power or to hand it over when they were no longer wanted by their people
9. One of those wars would have resulted in the near extinction of the Human race, followed by the emergence in the far future of a militaristic empire called the Imperium
10. The Imperium was a militaristic, technically highly advanced society that existed for centuries in this timeline as a result of the involuntary changes to history I made in 1940
11. Islam had always been a militaristic, and opportunistic,
12. they are in a strict militaristic line, it hard for them to
13. Kissinger also equates the Soviet Union with Sparta, the militaristic Greek state that constantly prepared for war
14. In Japan’s militaristic society, all citizens, from earliest childhood, were relentlessly indoctrinated with the lesson that to be captured in war was intolerably shameful
15. Instead, it was set up in almost a militaristic fashion, with tiny barracks and bunks
16. In militaristic terms, think of this time as an army resting before it launches its next offensive (trend continuation)
