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Armed Forces, Capabilities and Tech
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Foreword The Bundeswehr Transformat
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Frequent questions #1 What Does Pea
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1. Introduction In this first part
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production development of oil field
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2. The Importance of Oil 2.1. Oil a
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identifies the maintaining of free
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utilizable for small non-state grou
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and, in turn, on the respective pro
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Note: Producer countries as well as
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Figure 2: The Overall Potential of
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3. Possible Developments after Glob
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demanded resource and (2) by succes
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Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) bo
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diplomacy and the provision of attr
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y bilateral agreements, the intensi
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3.1.2 Changed Distribution of Roles
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Figure 4: Variance in the Relation
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its fundamental philosophy. 94 As a
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3.1.3 Exploration of Further and Al
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Natural gas as an extension of the
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With an increasing transfer of nucl
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Figure 5: International Land Leases
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area, adapting it optimally to the
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Food sector uncertainties If nothin
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Upheaval in economic structures Sin
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marketing and using motor vehicles
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3.2 The Systemic Risk of Exceeding
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In the medium term, the global econ
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cases, to a collapse. The danger of
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