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The term '''World War IV''' is used by some commentators, especially those of a ] persuasion, to describe the apparent war between the West, notably in the form of Britain and the United States, and ] and ] forces in the ]. The term '''World War IV''' is used by some commentators, especially those of a persuasion of moral clarity, to describe the apparent war between the West, notably in the form of Britain and the United States, and ] and ] forces in the ].


The numbering counts the ] as ]. The numbering counts the ] as ].

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The term World War IV is used by some commentators, especially those of a persuasion of moral clarity, to describe the apparent war between the West, notably in the form of Britain and the United States, and Islamist and Pan-Arabist forces in the Middle East.

The numbering counts the Cold War as World War III.

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