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He used forcible language to the offending jockey, who retaliated in kind.
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As he would have put it in his own forcible language:
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After this in plain, forcible language he told his own story.
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To the language of intonation is added the no less forcible language of gesture.
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We offered our apologies for our forcible language, but she considered no apology necessary.
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The drivers were abusing each other in forcible language.
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He related all that had happened, and expressed his feelings in the most forcible language.
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The views to which he here refers were expressed in his reply in the following forcible language:-
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The charm of its style lies in its simple forcible language, and its simplicity suits its matter well.
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His wife stood below and called on him in forcible language to descend from such a dangerous place.
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By the way, I think, we entirely agree, except perhaps that I use too forcible language about selection.
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M. Raymond Poincare, a Senator and a former Minister, condemns the system of second ballots in equally forcible language.
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This was the burden of Mrs. Meeker's thoughts, the latter portion of which found expression in strong and forcible language.
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Far from sparing sinners by complacence, he reproached their vices in forcible language, and attacked their disorderly conduct with great vehemence.
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In the midst of the discussion up came Jack, to whom, with plenty of forcible language, his brother's woes were related.
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He was followed by Penn himself; who, in calm yet forcible language, placed the simple truths of the gospel before his hearers.
