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You will later say he is the most potent man you've ever known.

But among those, a few stand out as more potent than others.

Americans over 50 already form a potent political force and they make up only 25.7 percent of the population.

They were too potent at a time when she had other things on her mind.

Nothing is so potent as the love of children when you are away from them.

But just how potent it will be is up in the air.

We had to do it, and I could be potent with her.

He should leave living to the people who were potent for it.

I thought it might be getting a little less potent.

We do not know how potent that blood might be.

The freedom to see what you like can be potent.

He added that these problems show why health care had become a potent national issue.

The religious right has become a potent force in national politics.

But it's a very potent house, if you see what I mean.

Fear shot through her once again, more potent now than ever before.

How much more potent it would be then was anyone's guess.

Such a Word should in fact be so potent that man cannot hear it and live.

This would provide the Americans with their most potent attack.

Yet it is hard to imagine how they could be more potent.

His smile was a potent thing, and he knew it.

Join and become potent, as you were in former times.

And she could also feel the potent force of his desire.

On the other hand, they may have come up with an even more potent candidate.

Potent enough pictures will seem to be important whether they really mean anything or not.

Their faith does not make them less potent than other men, God knows.