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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Forces 0f public safety

Even if it sounds more formal, would it be correct to refer to the plice as "the forces of public ssafety".



For instance:



"The forces of public safety are having a heavy hand on those who break the laws."

  

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Christine Christie Even if it sounds more formal, would it be correct to refer to the plice as "the forces of public ssafety". I wouldn't. It sounds like something you heard watching Robocop .

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  • Christine Christie Even if it sounds more formal, would it be correct to refer to the plice as "the forces of public ssafety".
  • I wouldn't.
  • It sounds like something you heard watching Robocop .
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Christine ChristieEven if it sounds more formal, would it be correct to refer to the plice as "the forces of public ssafety".

I wouldn't. It sounds like something you heard watching Robocop.

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The police force has a heavy hand for lawbreakers.

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