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2872 days ago
"military might" is a noun phrase (adjective + noun), "factor in" is a verb phrase (verb + preposition). Hopefully this helps your parse.
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jobigoud
2872 days ago
Not a native speaker but shouln't it be "how might the military factor in"?
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netsharc
2872 days ago
Here "might" is a noun meaning "strength", not the verb
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/might
It can even be replaced 1:1 with strength, so "How does military strength factor in?"
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