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His aides worked ardently behind the scenes to muster support.
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Any effect the scene is able to muster relies not on the power of the work itself but on the ability of simple visual cues — spindly towers, radiant blue backdrop, falling paper — to jog the audience members' own memories.
Allied commanders describe a chaotic scene on the battlefield with the Iraqis trying to muster fighting units using troops from different divisions.
The editors believe that the ability to muster the evocative detail, to probe the workings of minds, to gain access to scenes, and to name names is a necessary but never innocent enterprise in nonfiction.
In classic battle-scene fashion, the good guys are outnumbered, and the odds are against them; they'll need to muster plenty of pluck.
Motivation will be hard to muster.
It's hard to muster tremendous sympathy.
Many struggled to muster adequate interest.
I tried to muster some anger.
The museum scrambled to muster the $300,000 needed.
Arsenal strained to muster a response.
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