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Perhaps they could rethink their encounter not as converting an opponent, but as modeling to relatives how to have a conversation about one’s values with a loved one whom they vehemently disagree with.

From Salon

Students with various political ideologies - including those vehemently opposed to Kirk's beliefs - told the BBC they've felt a personal sense of responsibility to ensure healthy debates on college campuses continue.

From BBC

Zambada, however, has vehemently denied that his arrival in the U.S. was prearranged.

The brothers also accused Ms Parvin Din and her daughters of poisoning their father, so that they could inherit his multimillion-dollar portfolio – which they vehemently denied.

From BBC

But a spokesperson for the former governor made clear that he vehemently opposes both.

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