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The jury will have to be forced into an "intellectual straitjacket", one law professor suggested.
But if she stays this time she may be forced into an important concession.
"The whole point is not to be forced into an I.P.O".
If it succeeds, he says, he will be forced into an unwanted retirement.
Unless exemptions are granted for kinship carers, some will be forced into an impossible dilemma.
Mr. Mayer and others predict the bank will be forced into an about-face in coming months.
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CEOs can be forced into a more defensive posture.
Before that, however, he may be forced into a run-off against Mr Buhari.
It looked increasingly likely that the incumbent would be forced into a second round.
But the government could be forced into a more fundamental reform.
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