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Teng's influence was particularly powerful in China, which her parents had fled after the revolution.

But what was particularly powerful about the Welch moment was that he was rejecting an offer of complicity from McCarthy.

The N.E.C., as it was called, became a strong force in developing domestic economic policy, and was particularly powerful under its first chairman, Robert E. Rubin.

Elizabeth listening to the tape from her mother was one of those rare occasions where the show softens Mrs Jennings and this instance was particularly powerful.

A closely related paper by Ross, Lepper, and Robert Vallone, from 1985, found that the polarization effect was particularly powerful among strong partisans.

Professor Chris Rapley, former director of the Science Museum, said the position of Wellcome Trust and the Gates Foundation is "fundamentally inconsistent", adding that as scientific thought leaders, any gesture was particularly powerful.

The public-sector unions are particularly powerful.

"Pre-merger, neither Carlton nor Granada are particularly powerful.

"Other Russias" 's portrayals of women are particularly powerful.

The sculptor's figure studies in oil are particularly powerful, at once wan and excruciating.

For people like Mr. Cellura, the yearning for a lost twin is particularly powerful, psychologists say.