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waging

verb as in carry on

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One young IT worker, Anastasia - originally from Kazan in Russia - said she left in March 2022 because she could not stay in a country waging a war that she opposed.

From BBC

Just like the United States, Russia has been waging a war on drugs.

From Salon

His opponent this time is waging a different campaign than O’Rourke.

There is at least one practice supported by both candidates that emits many of these greenhouse gasses — waging war.

From Salon

Until now, the two countries had largely avoided direct conflict, instead waging a decades-long “shadow war” through, in Iran’s case, proxy militias, or, in Israel’s case, secret sabotage missions and assassinations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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