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A profane scene with two 13-year-old girls talking about sex and pop culture is nothing new, but this exchange was ruthlessly economical in its forceful momentum, and the taut, mannered prose showed a sensitivity to the sound of language.

Spin certainly helped in getting Blair into Downing Street but, once in office, its forceful application was resented by newspaper and broadcasting editors.

In its most forceful point, the program illustrates how easy it is for terrorists to penetrate foreign countries.

For instance, the Fed, in its most forceful stimulus measure, spent hundreds of billions of dollars buying bonds.

But the panel was even more forceful in its conclusion about the prostate test, which is a lucrative business.

Blunt and forceful in its narrative thrust, the painting makes no concessions to art fashion; if anything, its apocalyptic approach and Expressionist distortion evoke the work of Max Beckmann.

Mr. Mars channels the powder-puff vocals of Jason Mraz on "Count on Me" as well as on "Marry You," which borrows liberally from Coldplay in its spacious drums and forceful velocity.

No country has been more forceful in its claims to cultural patrimony in recent years than Turkey, whose culture ministry has laid claims to Byzantine artworks made millennia before the establishment of the Turkish republic, and blocked loans to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Louvre and the Pergamon.

Twisted Loaf is more forceful in its rejection of the idea of a gender-driven movement.

With the ouster of Canada's Conservative government — which had been forceful in its criticism of the Kremlin and its support for Ukraine — foreign policy watchers have noted a slight warming in those relations.

The juror said that Mr. Constantine maintained that he had problems with the case "in its totality" and was a forceful presence in the deliberations, often framing discussions of the evidence and legal thresholds.