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They could do this much the same way Congress stepped in to block tariffs proposed by President Carter in 1980.

A thudding knee and flurry of body shots midway through the second round signalled the end as the referee stepped in, crowning Ditcheva Britain's first female MMA world champion.

From BBC

The deal will still have to be approved under the National Security and Insurance Act although officials stepped in with a similar review when he increased his stake in the company.

From BBC

A company called Picture Zero, that works to make the film industry more sustainable, has now stepped in to help find new homes for the scenery and props.

From BBC

The state attorney general stepped in and declared that Walters cannot mandate the viewing of his propaganda.

From Salon

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

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