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Fanti Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
tactic & strategic?
Would you please help me differentiate these two words Tactically & Strategically, I thought them the same while the context here seemed to suggest they are not so.
Even china should pause. Tactically*, Crimea ties it in knots. The precedent of secession is anathema, because of Tibet; the principle of unification is sacrosanct, because of Taiwan. *Strategically, though, China's interests are clear. For decades, it has sought to rise peacefully within the system, avoiding the competition.....
Even china should pause. Tactically*, Crimea ties it in knots. The precedent of secession is anathema, because of Tibet; the principle of unification is sacrosanct, because of Taiwan. *Strategically, though, China's interests are clear. For decades, it has sought to rise peacefully within the system, avoiding the competition.....
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Broadly speaking, "tactically" refers to short-term activities and "strategically" to long-term goals.
- Broadly speaking, "tactically" refers to short-term activities and "strategically" to long-term goals.
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Broadly speaking, "tactically" refers to short-term activities and "strategically" to long-term goals.
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