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Jiang's game-theory shorthand for strong powers respecting each other and abandoning weak allies when interests shift.
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law of the jungle
Jiang's game-theory shorthand for strong powers respecting each other and abandoning weak allies when interests shift.
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"...a new order in the Middle East. Because that's the law of the jungle. Okay? That is what is in the best interest according..."
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"...a new order in the Middle East. Because that's the law of the jungle. Okay? That is what is in the best interest according..."
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"...would be on palm leaves. Which degrades very easily in the jungle air. Okay? So we don't have access to their writing. This is..."
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"...we've discovered is that if you go to places in the jungle, in South America, and in Africa, in Australia. Okay? They do practice..."
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"...thing is that these soldiers, these American soldiers were in the jungle, and they were carrying backpacks of ammunition, right? And sometimes they would..."
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