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force someone or something in(to) something and force someone or something in 
1. to make someone or something go into something. Please don't force me into that little room! They forced in many people.
2. to make someone or something fit into something. Don't try to force the plug into the socket. Don't force in the plug. Sam forced his buddy into the cabinet, and left him well hidden there.
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Air Force staff to better support the chief of Air Force Reserve, chief of staff of the Air Force and secretary of the Air Force in discharging their service responsibilities.
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