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Ms. Quinn, who was elected speaker in 2006 (defeating Bill de Blasio, who last week defeated her in the primary) brought a new forceful power to the post, and imposed discipline on a panel that had previously been viewed as unruly.

In the mid-1980s, amidst a crack epidemic, the First Couple personally led the charge in a new, forceful antidrug campaign.

ECOWAS formally and rigorously condemns such an attempted coup d'etat," he added that "it's sad that after the example of Senegal, where the elections finished so well, that we have, after Mali, a new forceful intervention in Guinea-Bissau.

The World Cup break was just not enough time for D.C. to coordinate a new and forceful attack.

Many analysts here say they think that Mr. Trichet's arrival will augur a new, more forceful era for Europe's youngest, yet arguably most powerful, institution.

But now firms such as Macy's, Wal-Mart and CVS drugstores are linking their offline operations into a new and forceful presence on the web.By blending the best of both offline and online worlds, they can reflect the desire of consumers to shop pragmatically.

The government's new, forceful stance is more likely to produce a meaningful overhaul of the car industry.

"The government needs a fresh, forceful beginning.

Merrill said Comcast's third-quarter results "reflected a new volume-oriented, forceful marketing strategy, resulting in a dramatic sequential and year-over-year rebound in data, digital and basic subscribers".

His address prompted blistering attacks from those who have been clamoring for a new and more forceful strategy.

In contrast to Mr. Dewhurst's legislative inexperience and his reputation as a stiff micromanager, the Texas House had just elected a new speaker, Tom Craddick, a forceful, battle-tested Midland Republican who has served in the House since 1969.