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exert

[ig-zurt] / ɪgˈzɜrt /


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"Sound waves exert forces on particles -- just like waves on the surface of a pond can exert forces on a floating leaf," explains Morrell.

From Science Daily

At the same time, the dense gas in the LMC exerted strong pressure on the SMC's gas, effectively stripping away its rotation.

From Science Daily

It’s often difficult to tell when an investor is financing a firm’s caseload, much less whether they’re exerting influence on a case.

From Los Angeles Times

But this is not the full story of the purges, which have been driven by a leader exerting ever more control over the party and the country.

From BBC

This entails programs to promote standard Chinese as the national lingua franca, instill pride in Chinese cultural heritage and exert stronger central control over regions with large ethnic-minority populations such as Tibet and Xinjiang.

From The Wall Street Journal