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"As a matter of fact, you can answer a question for me," she began assertively.

"We're going to get out of here," he said more assertively.

Using the right body language helps you communicate more assertively.

The way I "speak" with my body can help me communicate assertively.

Sometimes when you think you're speaking assertively, your body is sending a different message.

Being in control of your life doesn't mean you have to tackle every problem assertively.

She also looks assertively into the camera, making eye contact with the viewer.

He has also said the federal government should act assertively to fight "price gouging."

Fourth child's voice, assertively: "And after it comes back up it's still my turn."

The table rocked so violently and assertively that it nearly fell over.

They supported one another in communal solidarity, then assertively broke away.

It was the first time that I had openly, assertively hitched.

"If they get upset and try to cut you off or hang up," the instructions read, "assertively tell your story."

So it is fitting that he is assertively present in the state capital.

But she ran assertively enough to produce the fastest indoor mile by a woman in three years.

And tonight he assertively filled the vacuum in scoring.

Across the country, nationalists assertively distance themselves from Moscow.

Any additions would be both assertively and subtly modern.

But at least some economists argue that the Fed ought to be acting more assertively already.

It is distinguishable from the Series 2 by a more assertively plastic grille.

"But if we do, we will use it aggressively, assertively and fairly."

Farrell's take upon urban life was raw, morose, assertively sexual.

If we are to insert "faith" into the public dialogue more directly and assertively, let's not be selective.

But he warmed to the earnest song of the second and carried through assertively in the finale.

But she soon stood assertively and hopped forcefully up and down.