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power of the press
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power
- strength ‘power’ If someone has power, they are able to control other people and their activities. People in positions of power, such as teachers, must act responsibly. He believes the President has too much power. ‘strength’ Don't use ‘power’ to refer to someone's physical energy, or their ability to move heavy objects. Use strength. It took me some time to recover my strength after the illness. This sport requires a lot of physical strength. Forum discussions with the word(s) "power of the press" in the title: No titles with the word(s) "power of the press".
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