An iron hand press operated by two people prints 200 to 250 sheets per hour. |
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The government had always kept potential ethnic rivalries down with an iron hand. |
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The participants expressed concern at the growing menace of terrorism across the globe and the need to put it down with an iron hand. |
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The fact that they're even writing a constitution is actually different from living under the iron hand of a dictator. |
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He needs to have an iron hand in meeting these challenges head-on and cleaning up his Ministry's act. |
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The men were a mixed crew, many of them itinerants, and Bill Clarke had no choice but to rule them with an iron hand. |
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He intended to keep things that way, repelling would-be graziers, firewood cutters and poachers with an iron hand. |
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The fact is that India has realised that the only way to tackle China is with an iron hand in a velvet glove. |
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As an iron hand in a velvet glove, he was able to manage the complexity of this problematic task with unfailing success. |
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If you have an iron hand, this book can help you weave a velvet glove to put over it. |
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The mullahs in Teheran govern with an iron hand a country in which human rights are completely neglected. |
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This church is very powerful and ruled with an iron hand by its supreme leader: the Cardinal Augustus. |
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The man who indeed forged modern Morocco with an iron hand fascinated just as much as he inspired a fear, and not only deferential. |
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During his government which started in 1971, Assad ruled the country with an iron hand and did not allow any opposing works. |
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Hatem, maggoty police officer, handles this neighbourhood with an iron hand. |
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This closed enclave is ruled by the iron hand of Vasif Talibov, who is closely related to president Aliyev. |
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Figure 14 is a cast iron frying pan and figure 15 is a cast iron hand grenade. |
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Things get more difficult when both parents work, particularly if they leave child alone, or with a nanny with no iron hand. |
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At 75, the spirited Pacha founder, Ricardo Urgell, keeps an iron hand on his empire. |
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The iron hand was always firmly inside the velvet glove of the class society. |
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I do not know what you mean by fifty-one cases and an iron hand. |
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Reverend Harris ran Clerkebury with an iron hand and an abiding sense of fairness. |
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He first came to power in a coup on 25 February 1980 and went on to run the country with an iron hand for two periods, 1980-1987 and 1990-1991, violating fundamental human rights with no compunction. |
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This minister is known for his quiet judgment and the use, as many skilled appellate lawyers like himself have, of the velvet hand in the iron glove, or reversing it if hon. members wish, the iron hand in the velvet glove. |
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Autocratic rule was governance with an iron hand. |
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The new arrivals rule their children with an iron hand. |
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Closing hours for clubs and pubs are enforced with an iron hand. |
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The apparent normality of such political situations does not conceal the tension of a corresponding iron hand, ready to crush the adversary as soon as he should betray a sign of fatal weakness. |
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England, Anno domini 1190, Richard the Lionheart is held prisoner and his brother Prince John Lackland, rules over the simple peasants with an iron hand, and this pure force of arms forces them to bend to authority. |
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Globally the WTO and WIPO police the regime with an iron hand, while wealthy countries extract payments from the poor for using knowledge already prised at birth from its creators. |
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President Lansana Conté, seriously ill with diabetes, heart problems and possibly cancer, has ruled the country with an iron hand since 1984, but there are indications that he may be losing his grip. |
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I proclaim order will be restored with an iron hand. |
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Archetypal machine politician Tom Pendergast, who ran Kansas City with a proverbial iron hand, aided Harry Truman's political rise at virtually every step. |
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