61.   I believe a strong hand is definitely needed in that chair.

62.   If someone reluctantly raises the ante, he usually has a strong hand.

63.   In an IOC historically dominated by European influence, Rogge holds a strong hand as president of the group of national Olympic committees from Europe.

64.   In his early days at GE, Jack Welch exhibited a strong hand at the helm as he undertook a radical company turnaround.

65.   In one sense, Lebed does not have a strong hand to play.

66.   In recent years, not only Chicago but Boston, Cleveland and Detroit have shifted to systems that give the mayor a strong hand to deal with schools.

67.   In this dispute, however, the White House has a strong hand.

68.   In the past, these points were ground off with nothing more than a hand rasp, requiring a strong hand and a lot of time.

69.   It is as if broken bones had been reset by two very strong hands and readied for a fresh start in life.

70.   It has long been widely assumed that Diana had a strong hand in making her story public through the book.