Jiang's term for the next escalation cycle in which prior restraint ends and both Iran and the United States respond more forcefully.
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second round
A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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"...Iranians have shown tremendous restraint. But I think that in the second round, and Trudy Parsi says this, the Iranians will unleash their full..."
"...Tel Aviv. They really do. So I think that in the second round, the Americans will be much more forceful in their response. I..."
"...time a voice said this on hearing it my master turned round to me replied to him then ask if this way leads us..."
"...His help has drawn me up from there, climbing and circling round this mountain, which makes straight you whom the world made crooked. And..."
"...who, although death has yet to grant him flight, can circle round our mountain and can at will open and shut his eyes? I..."
"...hope, you'll find a rocky ridge that stretches from the great round wall and crosses all the savage valleys, except that here it's broken,..."
"...a chain that held him tight down from the neck and round the part of him that was exposed. It has been wound five..."
"...to have a look, came scurrying up from all sides, crowding round, outdoing each other to make a mockery of the captive. Now here,..."
"...its boundary? And he to me, you know this place is round, and though the way that you have come is long, and always..."
"...livid rock was perforated. The openings were all one width and round. They did not seem to me less broad or more than those..."
"...other when they meet so must the spirits here dance their round dance here more than else where i saw multitudes to every side..."
"...all cried, looking down. We should have punished Theseus' assault. Turn round and keep your eyes shut fast, for should the gorgon show herself..."
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