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However, whilst government rhetoric stridently opposes them, both prostitutes and pornography remain easy to come by in modern China.

The Times is correct to be a reform newspaper, but not in a way that stridently offends the reasonable traditionalist majority.

he said , exasperated . and he sounded the horn stridently.

Listen to all the voices -- not just here but even more stridently in Europe -- calling for a need to restore fiscal discipline.

An air raid warning stridently interrupted his thoughts.

They were stridently anti-nuclear: the monster emerged after an atomic explosion.

Powerful people communicate succinctly -- and in measured tones, not stridently.

Mr Putin has been stridently negative and anti-Western, most recently over Syria (see article).

Italy's Northern League, stridently anti-foreigner, more than doubled its share of the vote to 10. 2 per cent and won eight seats.

it's too small that will pile out the burr stridently .

But Zambia has never had a written shoot-to-kill law, and the government has stridently denied supporting such a policy informally;

on gay rights he still advocates tolerance , but he is stridently opposed to gay marriage