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ANZUS

Acronym for Australia, New Zealand, and the United States (Pacific Security Treaty), a military alliance established in 1951. It was replaced in 1954 by the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO).



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Australia, for example, whose economy is booming thanks in large part to exports to China, was asked last year to "re-look" at the ANZUS treaty--i.
The Seinfeld Summit; What didn't happen when Bush met Hu by Blumenthal, Dan / The Weekly Standard
New Zealand withdrew from the ANZUS alliance rather than accept American ships carrying nuclear weapons.
Why Anglos lead by Mead, Lawrence M. / The National Interest
Shortly after becoming the Labour Party's leader in late 1993, Clark said that the ANZUS alliance was "out of time" and had "no relevance to New Zealand's security needs today.
New Zealand foreign policy under the Clark government: high tide of ... by McCraw, David / Pacific Affairs
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