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The phrase 'come down hard' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase is most often used to imply a sense of severity or harshness in the way someone is handling a situation. For example, "The principal came down hard on the students who had cheated on their exams."
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Joan has decided to come down hard.
Where is the pressure on David Cameron to come down hard on our Turkish ally?
"It would be unwise of the police to come down hard," he said.
The Dutch press have come down hard after their team's inglorious exit from the European Championships.
His bosses come down hard: they want him to close the case without any political fallout.
Regardless, Goodell needs to come down on Roethlisberger and come down hard.
It's easy to come down hard on how ridiculous the Iowa causes are, because they are.
He added, "Our parents didn't come down hard on us for wins or losses".
"And the government should come down hard on the opposition for it".
Corporate headquarters, he explained, would come down hard on them if they missed the numbers.
Mr Vatikiotis is more sanguine, arguing that it is not really in America's interest to come down hard on mediators.
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