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• r  in a vigorous and effective manner
  he defended his client's civil rights trenchantly

• Remember what has happened in the past decade, when several trenchantly argued theses have rapidly become conventional wisdom.
• Few writers can evoke this October country more trenchantly than Bradbury.
• It seems probable that he expressed that view more trenchantly in a phone call to Scottish ministers; Washington has refused to release the transcripts of the call for publication.

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• Tony Blair in Independent
  Mr Blair, said Alton, "overlooks the fact that the Indy has carried some brilliant straight factual reporting...... At least the Indy wears its heart on its sleeve, and assumes its readership is bright enough to distinguish between its trenchantly...