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That is why we have to take more vigorous action.

We are now waiting for him to take vigorous action.

I had a really good time, but are you always this vigorous?

If you are vigorous enough at 60 to play someone of 25, so be it.

Or do more vigorous activities, like running, for at least 1 hours a week.

The report could, however, have been more vigorous when it comes to environmental issues.

Or you could do vigorous activity for 15 minutes a day, 5 days a week.

It was most vigorous, he said, in the early part of this century.

Then they are ready to take on more vigorous activities.

The more vigorous policy will take effect in the next few days, senior military officials said.

Then those who place go through vigorous training throughout the summer to be ready for their first game at the start of fall.

But his most vigorous activity so far is in Texas.

In fact, the need for a vigorous national defense makes people conservative.

Try to have 20 minutes of vigorous exercise every day.

Every tape we have of him in public, he looks vigorous enough.

Here, and in places like this, change is much more vigorous.

One day I did not feel vigorous and remained away from the office.

But the more vigorous the growth, the better, county officials have long believed.

At the end he was kept in office only by the vigorous support of England.

Yet even at their most physically vigorous, they looked lost in thought.

In every form, a vigorous idea seems even more valuable.

He was a vigorous champion of new music all his life.

In 1986, we reported another year of vigorous economic expansion.

His vigorous speech nearly did justice to the things we saw.

The answer, however, is not less vigorous law enforcement but more training.