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Meanings of force a rethink in English

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Usage of force a rethink in English
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The legal opinion may force a rethink of the resolution proposal, creating fresh delays.
Reuters
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That has started to force a rethink on pricing strategy.
Reuters
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That in turn would force a rethink of how high U.S. bond yields can rise.
Reuters
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The policy backdrop, however, is unprecedented, and these uncharted waters could force a rethink of economic theory.
Reuters
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They were launched nearly two weeks ago but now there's been a push to force a rethink.
Radio NZ
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Results may soon force a rethink.
The Guardian
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Ruling it out or finding something more exotic would force a rethink on how the universe is put together.
Reuters
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Only an Old Firm meeting of Celtic and Rangers, and all the pressure for tickets that would create might force a rethink.
The Irish Times
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But the outbreak in 2015, in which more than 11,000 people died, has helped force a rethink.
The Guardian
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Schiappa told Reuters last year that she believed the Weinstein scandal would force a rethink of attitudes toward sexual harassment in France.
Reuters
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It took the historic wave of refugees and migrant arrivals that crashed over the Greek islands in June 2015 to force a rethink.
The Guardian
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Syria's northern neighbour Turkey could force a rethink, however, if it were to declare to its NATO allies that its own security was threatened.
Reuters
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Syria's northern neighbor Turkey could force a rethink, however, if it were to declare to its NATO allies that its own security was threatened.
Reuters
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Changing times have forced a rethink of the role of the 'farmer's wife'.
The Irish Times
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Posted The need for social distances has forced a rethink of the handshake.
Reuters
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But the new coronavirus has forced a rethink of the handshake.
Reuters
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