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duress

[doo-res, dyoo-, door-is, dyoor-] / dʊˈrɛs, dyʊ-, ˈdʊər ɪs, ˈdyʊər- /


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Several members have since parted ways with the group and recently revised their statements to Colton police, saying that their original testimony was made under duress from the group’s leaders, McFarland said.

From Los Angeles Times

Since Timothy’s death, several members have parted ways with the group and recently revised their statements to Colton police, saying that their original testimony was made under duress from the group’s leaders, Colton police Sgt.

From Los Angeles Times

Any parent who has read a “Berenstain Bears” book aloud under duress for the thousandth time will know what I mean.

From The Wall Street Journal

We have to be under duress on some level because our character is.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Maintenance prowess is core to rapid adaptivity under duress,” Mr. Brand concludes.

From The Wall Street Journal