vigorously

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vigorous
Treatment should be early and vigorous with grommet insertion if needed.
In the absence of a vigorous middle class the intelligentsia lacked any effective levers through which to bring about change.
The expansion of the stock of capital was indeed exceptionally vigorous over this period.
Around it the other voices move in free, vigorous counterpoint.
Cyprian accepted neither the argument that confessorship eliminates the need for ordination, nor the requirement of vigorous, physical punishment.
In these circumstances, extremely vigorous growth of the seedlings and precocity would be advantageous.
They also reported that the bi-parental crosses were more vigorous than their parents.
Infected plants were chlorotic and less vigorous in growth.
In the current climate the vigorous reiteration of the former approach makes for a welcome corrective, but one not without its problems.
Firstly, he certainly thwarted some papal provisions by taking vigorous action against any bishop involved in the process.
Throughout this period, men were more likely to be depicted as vigorous, employed and involved in same-gender friendships and adventure (whether as hero or villain).
I took it for granted that their popularity was related to their vigorous resettlement work.
Secondly, there was reform's vigorous support for the adoption of print.
One of them was vigorous propaganda and the intensive use of the rhetoric of urban modernity in defence of the scheme.
They must be more than vigorous or unmannerly.
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