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Deterring Democracy". Magill's Book Reviews: 1–1. Abraham,
Nabeel (Spring 1993). "Book reviews". Arab
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Deterring Democracy"...
- Look up deterrence or
deterrent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Deterrence may
refer to:
Deterrence theory, a
theory of war,
especially regarding nuclear...
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Auguste Deter (German pronunciation: [aʊ̯ˈɡʊstə ˈdeːtɐ], née Hochmann; 16 May 1850 – 8
April 1906) was a
German woman notable for
being the
first person...
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family name "
Deters" is of
patronymic origin,
meaning it was
inspired by the
father of the
initial bearer. In this
instance it
means "Son of
Deter",[citation...
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Theodore Deters (born
April 4, 1957) is an
American politician and
lawyer who has been a
justice of the Ohio
Supreme Court since 2023.
Deters is one of...
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Heinrich Detering (born 1
November 1959 in Neumünster) is a poet, writer,
scholar and
Professor in the
fields of
Literary Studies and
Comparative literature...
- in
which a
state possesses no more
nuclear weapons than is
necessary to
deter an
adversary from attacking. Pure
minimal deterrence is a
doctrine of no...
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effective repellent.) Such
repellents mimic natural substances that
deter animals and/or are
designed to be so
irritating to a
specific animal or...
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mouthfeel caused by the
tannins in
unripe fruits, lets the
fruit mature by
deterring eating. Tannins,
being a kind of polyphenol, bind
salivary proteins and...
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themselves in
order to
perform deeds ranging from
community services to
deterring crime. Some
examples do****ented in the news
media include:
Menganno works...
