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Do expect them to pressure agencies that contract with Musk’s companies, and to intimidate those offices that are either investigating or suing said companies.

From Slate

Since 1969, Republicans have railed against the “liberal media,” deploying a “complaint machine” to intimidate and guilt-trip the press.

From Salon

White is no stranger to efforts to intimidate her.

They intimidate their way into the lead roles and bring a fresh perspective to the material.

Unfortunately, it is common in Nigeria for officials and other "big men" to use their power to intimidate ordinary citizens with the familiar phrase: "Do you know who I am?" - a reminder of the untouchable status they believe they hold.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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