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"The combination of new rule-making instills doubt in the election process and could create chaos when it is time to certify Georgia’s election results."

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Football instills better teamwork, communication and other transferable life skills.

The sight of the queen’s bloody, vegetable-pelted head being hoisted aloft instills in Napoleon a fervent commitment to anti-royalist ideals, at least until he crowns himself emperor some years later.

In a formal Armed Forces Day ceremony at a military airport near Seoul earlier Tuesday, Yoon said he’ll strive to build “a strong military that instills fear in the enemy.”

As we see it, sexual exploitation perpetrated by men in positions of power instills fear that keeps farm laborers obedient, despite precarious working conditions — and keeps fruits and vegetables cheap.

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

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