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It has been more forceful in mediating peace talks.

Everton coach David Moyes has been more forceful in stating his frustration at losing star midfielder Tim Cahill, who is hoping to lead Australia to its first title since joining the Asian Football Confederation in 2006.

No one has been more forceful lately than Ms. Warren and her daughter, Amelia Warren Tyagi, a business consultant, in pushing the message that the typical household is increasingly diverting income to purchases they now see as essential.

A Republican politician with close ties to the party and the White House said that there has clearly been tension between Mr. Gilmore and the White House, partly because Mr. Gilmore has been more forceful than the White House expected.

Mr. Malinowski said human rights violations by the army could jeopardize aid to Nepal, but he has been more forceful in elucidating how abhorrent the United States government finds the Maoists' ideology and tactics.

Iraq has been more forceful, calling even today for attacks on Americans and American interests around the world and proclaiming that Iraqis were prepared to go on suicide terror missions against Israel.

If he had been more forceful, there could have been a civil war.

If a hugely popular president had been more forceful, it might have been a less painful process.

James Harrison could not have been more forceful Wednesday when he was asked if he expected a lockout next season.

"He should have been more forceful in condemning the repression and the violence against us," she said.

"Could I have been more forceful in raising some of things that I think were mistakes?" she said.