"lawfare" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2014 July 17, Glenn Reynolds, quoting Kurt Schlichter, \"Conservative Insurgency\", Instapundit, retrieved 2014-08-02",
          "text": "We started calling it “conservative lawfare”, and it drove the progressives nuts.",
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          "ref": "2020 June 18, Lisa Cox, quoting Sussan Ley, “Claims major projects are being delayed by environmental 'lawfare' dismissed in new research”, in The Guardian",
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        "The use of the judicial system against one's opponents, often only to attack or condemn a rival."
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          "word": "libel chill"
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