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nдипломатия; дипломатическая работа, дипломатическая деятельность, дипломатическая практикаto accomplish smth through diplomacy — добиваться чего-л. дипломатическим путем
to display one's ability at active diplomacy — активно проявлять свои дипломатические способности
to engage in high-level diplomacy — осуществлять дипломатические контакты на высоком уровне; предпринимать дипломатические шаги на высоком уровне
- backstage diplomacyto stick to / to use open diplomacy — придерживаться открытой дипломатии
- behind-the-scenes diplomacy
- breakdown in diplomacy
- check-book diplomacy
- citizens' diplomacy
- conference diplomacy
- creative diplomacy
- delicate diplomacy
- deterrence diplomacy
- diplomacy by force
- diplomacy by strength
- dollar diplomacy
- dynamic diplomacy
- flurry of diplomacy
- grassroots diplomacy
- gunboat diplomacy
- heart of regional diplomacy
- international diplomacy
- kid-glove diplomacy
- last-minute diplomacy
- low-key diplomacy
- megaphone diplomacy
- mental readjustment to the new diplomacy
- multipolar diplomacy
- new departure in diplomacy
- nuclear diplomacy
- patient diplomacy
- peace-making diplomacy
- people's diplomacy
- person-to-person diplomacy
- ping-pong diplomacy
- power diplomacy
- preventive diplomacy
- quiet diplomacy
- shirt-sleeve diplomacy
- short-sighted diplomacy
- shuttle diplomacy
- silkworm diplomacy
- skilful diplomacy
- strong diplomacy
- sustained diplomacy
- traditional diplomacy
- turtle-pace diplomacy
- United Nations diplomacy
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