forcefully

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• Every other police department facing an angry crowd will be concerned about being overrun, and overcorrecting in response to that concern may lead to overly forceful, unconstitutional responses.

• If there’s one surprising thing, it was in how forceful the likes of Cotton and other GOP Senate colleagues were in taking the other side — in denouncing the effort and tying it to the violent scenes that we saw Wednesday.

• The country’s approach to the pandemic has been forceful in many ways, not just when it comes to contact tracing technology.

• Sanders and Hawley, the surprising bipartisan duo, has made a forceful push for stimulus checks to be included in the next round of economic relief.

• A creative and forceful scorer off the dribble, Mitchell’s new contract will theoretically keep him in Utah through at least his age-28 season.

• Christians should have addressed that conflict more forcefully over the holidays.

• He should be speaking out forcefully and frequently about the need for calm as the jurors conclude their work.

• A former great urging another man to forcefully keep an up-and-coming female rapper in line?

• You also argue forcefully against the Hitler-as-Machiavelli argument—that he killed Jews for political reasons.

• They refused to pay the Romanian woman, who is six months pregnant, and instead took turns forcefully raping and beating her.

• After frowning over the communication, Colonel Lewis read it aloud to some of his officers and expressed himself very forcefully.