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ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY
1. abolition ; immediate abolition of nuclear weapons
2. to accede , ; to accede to a request (treaty, alliance) ( , )
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3. to accelerate tensions
4. accession instrument
5. accidental , ; accidental war
6. accommodation ( , )
7. accumulation ; accumulation of weapons
8. to acquire ; to acquire a control over sth. -
9. acquisition ; acquisition of a territory ,
10. to adhere -; to adhere to a treaty
11. ad hoc ; ad hoc advisory group
12. to adjust ; to adjust a conflict ; adjustment of disputes
13. adverse conditions ; adverse party
14. affairs of State ; foreign affairs ; put-up affair
15. arms - ; conventional arms , ; cessation of the nuclear arms race
16. political affiliation
17. affluent society
18. aggravation , ; aggravation of the situation
19. alienation , ; political alienation
20. alleviation , ; alleviation of international tensions
21. arms race
22. to make an assault ,
23. avalanche ,
24. backlash ,
25. bargaining (, ); collective bargaining
26. belligerency ; belligerent
27. bias , ; biased , ; to be biased against ; to be biased in favour of -; biased reportage
28. bilateral - ; bilateral aid ; bilateral programme
29. bill , ; government bill ; bill of exchange - ; arms bill ; to force a bill
30. blackmail , ; political blackmail
31. blackout -; newspaper blackout
32. bleak perspective
33. bonds of friendship
34. bottleneck , ; supply bottleneck ; to eliminate the bottleneck ,
35. brain drain , ; brain-storm session ; brain trust ; to brainwash a person into - -
36. to pass the buck to -; buck-passing -
37. by-election
38. to call for sth. -
39. campaign for sth. -
40. capital punishment
41. career , , ; career development ; career guidance ; career officer
42. carrot-and-stick policy
43. to carry on polemics ; to carry threats ; to carry through
44. case studies
45. to cast a vote for smb. -
46. to catch smb. red-handed -
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47. cease-fire ; cease-fire agreement ; cease-fire proposal - ; to arrange a cease-fire
48. to cede rights
49. cessation - ; cessation of hostilities
50. to challenge , ; to challenge smb.s rights (the competence) - ()
51. to channel aid (to) -; through diplomatic channels
52. chase for news
53. to clamp down on smb. , -
54. concurrent , ; concurrent powers , ; concurrent resolution , ; concurring votes
55. condemnation of smb. -
56. constraints , ; institutional constraints
57. contingency ; contingency plan
58. contracting parties
59. to contravene , ,
60. to convene -
61. to cover-up ,
62. credibility , , ; credibility gap ; to shore up the credibility of sth. -
63. creeping ; creeping urbanization
64. crusader -
65. to curb , ; to curb the aggression
66. curfew ; to impose a curfew ; to lift the curfew
67. to curtail , ; to curtail the rights -
68. cutthroat - ; cutthroat competition
69. deadlock - ; to break the deadlock ; deadlocked issue
70. deprivation of smth. -
71. deterrent , ; deterrent force ; deterrent weapons
72. diehard , , ; diehard politician ,
73. diplomatic - ; diplomatic agent ; diplomatic analyst ; diplomatic corps ; diplomatic dispatches ; diplomatic immunity , ; diplomatic quarters ; diplomatic offensive
74. to dismantle , ; to dismantle military bases
75. domestic debates ; domestic policy
76. eligible ; eligible for election (membership) ( )
77. enforcement action
78. to facilitate - ; to facilitate progress
79. focal , ; focal point ,
80. follow-up programme
81. foreign policy ; foreign aid policy ; foreign service officer ; foreign trade pattern
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82. forward planning
83. franchise ; to have a franchise
84. fusion , , ; fusion of political parties
85. gap , ; credibility gap ; dollar gap ; generation gap ; inflation gap ; missile gap ; trade gap
86. guideline ,
87. to highlight
88. to hit ;hit the headlines 蠠
89. hostage , ; to hold as a hostage
90. hostile -
91. hostilities
92. hotbed - ; hotbed of war
93. inherent , ; inherent dignity of the human person ; inherent power ; inherent rights
94. inimical interests
95. input , ; labour inputs ,
96. inquiry , ; inquiry into sth. -
97. insight -
98. insinuation , ,
99. integrity , , , ; territorial integrity
100. intellectual values
101. kid-glove diplomacy ; kid-glove treatment ,
102. to lag , ; to lag in income (in the flow of goods) ( )
103. a lame duck , , , , , , , , , , ; lame duck appointment -
104. long-term policy (projection) ( )
105. to mediate ; to mediate in a dispute ; international mediation ; mediation commission
106. to negotiate ; to negotiate a contract ; to negotiate a peaceful settlement ; to negotiate a treaty; negotiations - ; to resume negotiations
107. news analyst ; news flash
108. non-alignment policy ,
109. non-controversial item ,
110. offensive - ; offensive arms
111. pattern , , , ; pattern of investment ; pattern of trade ; pattern of migration
112. pay-off , ,
113. to peddle
114. to prohibit , ; prohibitive prices
115. to proliferate - ; to proliferate agencies
116. to pump out - ; to pump out more funds
117. to refrain from sth. -
118. refugee - wait-and-see policy; refugee camp
119. report - ; annual report ; draft report ; interim report , ; preliminary report ; to act upon the report ; to bring the report up-to-date
120. to resolve - ; to resolve an impasse
121. to resort - ; to resort to force - ; to resort to war ; at a last resort
122. security check - ; security of person ; security treaty
123. shake-up
124. solution -
125. to strike - ; to strike against smb. -; to strike a chord with smb. -
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126. vested , ; vested interests , , , , , ; vested with broad powers
127. to violate - ; to violate a treaty
128. wait-and-see policy
129. to walk out of sth. -
130. wording of sth. -
131. worship - ; freedom of worship
132. weapons transfers
133. zealot