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client state

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client state
n.
A country that is dependent on the economic or military support of a larger, more powerful country: "Each superpower continues to arm its client states" (C.L. Sulzberger).
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client state
n (Pol) → Satellitenstaat m


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71 DF802 Modern Greece has been a client state, first of Britain and then of the United States, for much of its existence, but now it has secured an equal place in NATO and the EU.
The company said that the application works by offering continuous monitoring (rather than time based 'snapshots') of all events that occur on the network, capturing and storing all key over-the-air events and client state transitions, to greatly simplify the job of managing wireless LANs.
The company said that the application works by offering continuous monitoring (rather than time based 'snapshots') of all events that occur on the network, capturing and storing all key over-the-air events and client state transitions, to greatly simplify the job of managing wireless LANs.
 
 
 
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