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She is clearly aware of the threat to her re-election and has moved forcefully to deal with it.
China has moved forcefully to secure oil and other commodities in South America over the past decade.
But if the spirit remains the same, Mr. Ackermann has moved forcefully forward in this collection, introducing rough but elegant fur coats and refining his slithery dresses to one simple column of velvet.
During his tenure, the commission has moved forcefully on several fronts of its mandate, which includes limiting coastal construction, ensuring public access to beaches and having a say in the regulation of offshore drilling.
Stern has not been implicated in any wrongdoing, and many say he has moved forcefully to address the allegations of corruption in the union's biggest California chapter and internal complaints of financial impropriety at a second Los Angeles local.
Some districts, like those in New York City, have moved forcefully to shut large failing high schools and break them into small schools.
Street battles in the capital reopened a central front for Yemen's security forces, which have moved forcefully to contain a diverse and distinctive group of opponents, including tribal fighters, militant Islamists and nonviolent antigovernment protesters.
In the last year or so, many of the 129 central government companies have moved forcefully into China's real-estate industry, with hundreds of billions of dollars in construction projects and land deals.
Their schooling now matches that of men, and they have moved forcefully into many industries, although their participation in the work force is still far less than that of men.
But as he nears the close of his first 100 days in office, Trump has moved more forcefully on trade.
But photographers, picture editors and even administration officials say that no other administration has moved as forcefully as the Bush White House to limit the access of outside news photographers to the president.
