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Hawks and doves (n.) differ in tone, not principle: hawks wanted to bomb Nicaragua over phantom MiGs, doves only if the MiGs were real.
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Hawks and doves (n.) differ in tone, not principle: hawks wanted to bomb Nicaragua over phantom MiGs, doves only if the MiGs were real.
Hawks and doves (n.) disagree only on cost: the hawk thinks the noble end can be reached by force, the dove fears force will prove too expensive.