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1. The large profit was expected after the company recorded strong gains in earnings throughout 1998, benefitting from cost-cutting measures and the building of a global system of alliances with partner airlines in recent years.
2. The complex system of alliances and Great Power support was extremely unstable; among the Balkan parties harboring resentments over past defeats, the Serbs maintained particular animosity toward the Austro-Hungarian annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
3. This challenge to Senghor's party showed some of the weakness in Senghor's domestic political base and required a complex system of alliances with various domestic constituencies, both of which would become important as the federation progressed.
4. Great Britain in the 1760s was unable to build a system of alliances with other European states as it had done in the past, a problem that became acute during the Corsican crisis and the later American War of Independence.
5. The war was a consequence, perhaps inevitable, of the whole system of alliances and armaments, and in the origin, development, and working of that system, the Central Powers, more particularly Germany, played a conspicuous part.
6. It's difficult to find system of alliances in a sentence. 用system of alliances造句挺難的
7. Iorga's support for the monarchy and his ostensible legalism were complimented by a strong stance against Nazi Germany, generally advocating a pro-French system of alliances between anti-German " small states ", resting on the Little Entente.
8. He did not see that Germany was aiming to dominate Europe again and that the rational policy was a system of alliances with France, Russia, etc to constrain German ambitions : Chamberlain wanted to avoid encircling Germany at almost all costs until it was too late.
9. In the opening weeks of the war all sides expected a quick end to the conflict, but the technological advancements that had preceded hostilities coupled with the collection of nations that slowly joined due to the system of alliances they had set up to protect themselves, dashed any hope of an early finish.
10. In the early 1930s Romania's foreign policy, under the leadership of Nicolae Titulescu, was pursuing a system of alliances, which would enable the smaller countries of the Academy of Athens by Demetrios Maximos for Greece, Nicolae Titulescu for Romania, Tevfik R?_
    t?Aras for Turkey and Bogoljub Jevti
    for Yugoslavia.
11. Subsequently the chancellor Peder Griffenfeld, who had become warmly attached to him, sent him in 1672, and again in 1674, as ambassador extraordinary to Sweden, ostensibly to bring about a closer union between the two northern kingdoms, but really to give time to consolidate Griffenfeld's far-reaching system of alliances.
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