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Cold war
Cold war noun - A state of political hostility that existed from 1945 until 1990 between countries led by the Soviet Union and countries led by the United States.
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- hostility and battle
- hostility and cold war
- strike and battle
- strike and cold war
- contest and battle
- contest and cold war
- confrontation and battle
- confrontation and cold war
- struggle and battle
- struggle and cold war
- conflict and battle
- conflict and cold war
- dissension and battle
- dissension and cold war
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- They do not battle each other directly with huge starfleets (this is a cold war, after all), but you can sign up for an espionage or sabotage mission for either, or both, as a deniable asset.
Source: Space Cold War -
Also, the café at the British Museum, a home-away-from-home for the battle-weary soldiers of the Cold War.
Source: Literature / Good Omens - The Russian Kashin Mod class destroyers were used during the Cold War as "Tattletales", intended to closely follow US carrier battle groups and report back on their activities.
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