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This point has been forcefully made to ministers, both by the task force and by MPs.

But it has been forcefully condemned as unconstitutional at every turn.

Michael Kors, whose account shows more than a million followers, has been forcefully struck by its reach.

The first issue, which has been forcefully identified by my fellow Economix blogger Bruce Bartlett, is that there is no way to make this amendment work.

His guilt has been forcefully advocated by the late Harvard palaeontologist Stephen Jay Gould and more recently by the South African palaeontologist Francis Thackeray.

On Monday Kardashian West published video of Swift seeming to approve Kanye West's controversial Famous lyric – an approval Swift's camp has been forcefully denying.

The brutality sneaks in sideways, especially in the shrewd deployment of that creepy "we" into which the "I" seems to have been forcefully conscripted.

Since India won the hosting rights to the games – after allegedly paying bribes to member states – thousands of residents have been forcefully evicted from their homes.

"I love the pause, but think of those people in the developing world who have been forcefully paused and idle for a very long time," he said.

In recent months, we have been forcefully reminded that diversity is not equivalent to inclusion and belonging, and we have rededicated ourselves to achieving a campus where all members fully belong and thrive.

And theater owners, who normally get an exclusive period of about 120 days to show a film and have been forcefully protecting that privilege, are totally fine with that plan.