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He was able to find that median where he was an authority figure but cool enough that he would hang out with his students. Tim Reese
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He decided himself to leave the squad. If we called him back, we would lose authority without any guarantees that he would not repeat such an act.
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It is also an affirmation of state's authority to monitor regulate and determine legitimate medical practice.
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Kyle was swinging the bat with authority all day. He had a good cut early in the game, but struck out. Actually, he looked good up there during all three of his trips to the plate. He got a fastball he could handle, low and in, and he didn't miss it. Jim Hall
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What matters in our eyes is that he's the president's choice and that he's close to the president. That gives him certainly the authority to deal with us in New York.
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The people should have the authority to change the laws.
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We submit to you our request for your involvement and your good office in the present circumstances to call upon the US authority and the present government of Iraq to review the legal status of the present court and to reallocate the present court outside Iraq, i.e. The Hague, Netherlands, Kofi Annan
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Today I am a candidate in the presidential election, ... in the spirit of responsibility, the foundation of authority. Lionel Jospin
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I think that any time a president lies, he undermines his own authority and squanders the people's trust. Bill Bradley
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Knowing others is wisdom; Knowing the self is enlightenment; Mastering others requires force; Mastering the self needs strength
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He didn't force anything, and he gets a double-double. That's a good line for Brian. It's a good line for anybody. Bo Ryan
force
You have to force Richie to come off, but he will be okay. Ronnie Moore
force love players
He's a force inside. You love to play with players who are that dominant.
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Her reach, and well, her height, of course. She's so physical because she has this mentality and force of just wanting to win. That's important to go on to the next level.
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Holiday '99 will force a shake-out about who can and who can't stand alone.
force sheer wants
We told them this is gut-check time. It's who wants it more. It's going to be sheer force of will.
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We threw one up, but we should have tackled the guy somewhere. We should have been able to run that guy down, but we couldn't do it. That was just one of the big plays in the game. Nah, 28-7 is no safe lead for us. We didn't force a punt in the second half, so it wasn't safe. They should have scored another touchdown. Steve Spurrier
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I thought they were the more poised team down the stretch. I thought we maybe lined up too many threes down the stretch and tried to force the outcome instead of doing what we usually do. Ben Wallace
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There is a movement being initiated by the smoke-free gurus in Madison for a smoke-free Wisconsin in 2007. They're urging counties and coalitions to educate the public, so for now, that's where the majority of our effort will come. E. P. Thompson
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You do go back to a short list of the same people you know. You work with them for years, you know them, you like them, you trust them. That's what makes coalitions work.
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I see myself as a small 'l' liberal, but not coalition liberal, necessarily. Jim Broadbent