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• In the crunch, he used the mailed fist of the old world order.
• If China offers Hong Kong a mailed fist, a tragedy could indeed ensue.
• She was like the mailed fist in the velvet glove.
• Roxas died of a heart attack a few weeks after declaring his Mailed Fist Policy.
• But inside that velvet glove of accommodation was the president's mailed fist of partisan aggression.
• The numeral 5 topped by a mailed fist rests on the crossing point of the lances.
• When Franco ruled Spain with a fascist's mailed fist, Samaranch was his sports minister, ending up on the IOC.
• Between 1946 and 1949 the indiscriminate counterinsurgency measures by President Roxas ( " mailed fist " policies ) strengthened Huk appeal.
• But it is raising a mailed fist to the new armed Marxist group EPR, which operates in the southern and central regions of Mexico.
• The crest contains a map of Canada and the symbols of the Macdonald clan : a white coronet, a mailed fist, and crossed crosslets.
• They bespeak a calamity that will long be remembered by an unsuspecting people, half-asleep but now by the grace of God and the mailed fist, awakened.
• At the centre, Stanley proposed, should be placed a single red maple leaf instead of the college emblem : a mailed fist holding a sprig of three green maple leaves.
• The only hint that there might be a mailed fist beneath the velvet came when Mrs . Clinton revealed which traps were used to catch mice in the White House.
• Upon establishment of the Regiment the " Mailed Fist " badge of the Royal Armoured Corps was worn which was superseded by cloth patch badges bearing the new Regiment's approved badge.
• The Security Council members visited Capitol Hill to reciprocate for a trip to New York by Helms in January, when he offered an olive branch to diplomats, but in a mailed fist.
• The Roxas administration used this to secure arms, ammunition and training from the United States in order to combat the insurgency, adopting a " mailed fist " approach in trying to smash the rebellion.
• His love of tanks was reflected in " The Boilerplate War ", a book of recollections of the early days of armoured warfare, and " Mailed Fist ", telling of his tank exploits in Normandy in 1944.
• The Brigade was reorganised and acquired the 2nd Battalion, The Rangers on 16 October 1940 when it came under the command of the John T . Crocker, whose insignia was a white mailed fist with a black background.
• Newspapers began calling for the governor to no longer withhold the " mailed fist ", to strike hard and strike swiftly, and for " Machine Guns Manned By Willing Shooters " at more of the state's coal mines.