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It's only on tactics and vehemence that they differ.
The amount and vehemence of the reader response struck me as important.
"You can't fire back with the same intensity and vehemence as when it's the other party.
His style is distinguished for its force and vehemence of brush stroke as well as by its intensity of conception.
For sheer energy and vehemence the episode is without equal in English translations from Greek.
These aren't extravagant claims, but they are made here with engaging warmth and vehemence.
And not since the bloodshed of 1989 have editorials insisting that officials and cadres reaffirm fealty to the party appeared with such frequency and vehemence.
And the length and vehemence of their responses corresponded with how quickly they wanted the vote-counting to end.
Despite such arrogance and vehemence in neutralizing the gods of Homer, he made an inestimable contribution to the preservation of the Greek tradition.
