How to pronounce“geopolitically”in English

geopolitically for us and would also um you have a lot of great benefits environmentally and it's not just about switching to ethanol it's really about

First geopolitically and at a deeper level economically.

perhaps geopolitically.

And then geopolitically the war in Iran uh will have an impact on the global economy that's only going to fuel that

and perhaps geopolitically uh for for the Chinese um you know we believe that for you know for centuries in the past we have been

big picture of what's happening geopolitically.

this policy-- not simply the dollar geopolitically, but really the policy of bolstering a system that's not really restructured and that has the potential

This was one not only geopolitically, but this was the year when America produced its last budget surplus, this is the year when Fed started the policy of extremely low

It had the virtue of being geopolitically good.

things are both climate related and climate related and geopolitically geopolitically related and it's the

And let's just go to that for a minute because geopolitically, we're in a different position now, but it's still a rather fragmented sort of position.

They really-- there was so much pressure politically and geopolitically.

Anyway, why is the Arctic interesting geopolitically?

they want to have deniability about which has massive implications politically and geopolitically like for

like Sudan and this is why this is such an important topic geopolitically as well as economically a country like the United States or European country is not

It is unfair in a sense that companies should have to spend money on on protecting themselves against geopolitical geopolitically motivated

When you look at what we should do globally, geopolitically, I think we need to win the arms race, right?

be a very difficult period of Time For Us in the next couple of decades that's the biggest single problem geopolitically in the world and

There's so much going on in the world today, both geopolitically and technologically.

So I'm just curious if you think, relatively speaking to history, is this a relatively unstable time geopolitically?

So by the late 1790s, the United States had joined these European empires, like France, Britain, Spain, and competed to control this geopolitically valuable

And I think China being the most obvious example, when you look at what we should do globally, geopolitically, I think we need to win the arms race, right?

And, and so the, the efforts that had made Israel the strongest, geopolitically, that had had ever been, since independence, suddenly