- A no-win
situation or lose–lose
situation is an
outcome of a negotiation,
conflict or
challenging cir****stance in
which all
parties are
worse off. It is...
- that
unlimited war in the
nuclear age was unthinkable, and
limited war
unwinnable. A
point of
emphasis in Eisenhower's
campaign had been his endor****t...
-
executed as a
result of the decree. In
January 1866,
seeing the war as
unwinnable and the cost of
keeping troops there a
financial drain,
Napoleon III declared...
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Video Power. |
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February 1989)
nominally expanded the
Eastern Bloc, but the war
proved unwinnable and too
costly for the Soviets,
challenged in
Eastern Europe by the civil...
- the
whole of Africa. Goldstein's book
explains that the
purpose of the
unwinnable,
perpetual war is to
consume human labour and
commodities so that the...
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March 2012 Kerr,
Chris (7
October 2016), "AAA game dev
lifestyle is '
unwinnable,' says
veteran game
designer Amy Hennig",
Gamasutra Strickland, Derek...
- the
scenarios may be
inherently unbalanced and
present one side with an
unwinnable situation. In such cases, the
victory conditions may be
adjusted for the...
- Service, W&N, 2012, ISBN 0753828332, 978-0753828335, p.335 Farrell, Theo,
Unwinnable: Britain's War in Afghanistan, 2001–2014,
Bodley Head, 2017 ISBN 1847923461...
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makes for endless,
unwinnable debate". The
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