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prowar

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prowar [ˈprəʊˈwɔː]
adj
in favour of or supporting war


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An earlier scholar, Manning Dauer, uses terms such as "belligerent" and "virulence" to describe Adams's bombastic prowar statements and attacks on the patriotism and courage of his opponents.
They'll walk away alright, as have the scores of Labour prowar MPs who lost their seats four years ago - all getting ready to "walk away" from what they've done.
As the immigration-reduction movement has sunk deeper roots into the conservative movement and begun to acquire a mass-electoral base, it has also picked up some of the political style and impulses of the prowar Right.
 
 
 
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