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• “I would not say that McCain "vigorously" defended Kerry.”

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• “Global investors have piled into developing economies in East Asia as they have rebounded vigorously from the global financial crisis.”

  The Wall Street Journal: World Bank Makes Case for Stronger Yuan

• “That hardly creates incentives for the board to bargain vigorously over CEO compensation.”

  Minimum Wage and CEO Pay, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Oh shoot! I forgot to say the "plant thickly; thin vigorously" advice applies to CARROTS.”

  Weekending at the Holt House

• “She went into the study bathroom and scrubbed all the tile and porcelain vigorously with cleanser and brushes.”

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• “D ick Cheney's on the stump again vigorously trashing all opponents of the Bush/Cheney policy of stying in Iraq until, well, who knows.”

  Is That Legal?: March 2007 Archives

• “This flaw, de Man concludes vigorously, is the substitution of ontological for what could well be called formal dimensions of language.”

  Discontinuous Shifts: History Reading History

• “Senators Feingold and McCain vigorously advocated reform.”

  Making Sense of McCain-Feingold and Campaign-Finance Reform

• “We returned to our line on this side of Vera, and the siege of San Sebastian was again vigorously resumed.”

  The Autobiography of Liuetenant-General Sir Harry Smith, Baronet of Aliwal on the Sutlej, G. C. B.

• “Their voices waxed stronger day by day; from morning to night they called vigorously; and very lovely they looked as they sat on the branches in their brand-new fluffy suits, with their tails a little spread, and showing the snowy borderings beautifully.”

  A Bird-Lover in the West

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