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brinkmanship [brit. angl. ˈbrɪŋkmənʃɪp, am. angl. ˈbrɪŋkmənˌʃɪp] SAM.

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He often bargains with a kind of brinkmanship, threatening to walk away if he doesn't get the concessions he's demanding.

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The crisis, however, was a peculiar case of brinkmanship since the two opposing powers had near equal power during the crisis.

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Brinkmanship was one of the steps prior to the point where war would actually break out.

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While this brinkmanship lasts, you can only expect increasing market volatility... laced with the odd hope-fused rumour and rally, which eventually fades into reality.

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The chance of things sliding out of control is often used in itself as a tool of brinkmanship, because it can provide credibility to an otherwise incredible threat.

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And pursuit of brinkmanship on both sides of the negotiating table could well deliver the worst of all possible outcomes.

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But the end losers in this game of brinkmanship are the country and its people.

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Unfortunately the contractors were already on site so it became a day of intense brinkmanship that ultimately ended in their demands being dropped.

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Negotiation is always a war of brinkmanship, but usually somebody blinks and steps back from the edge before they actually go over.

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It's easy to see why transport executives and politicians would dislike this kind of stubborn brinkmanship.

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