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> In fact I'd be willing to say it's never used in that sense.

I stand corrected. Based on a quick search, what I gather is that kraft tends to be used (in conjunction with other words) to define forms of force.

Thanks for taking the time to explain in-depth.



Think of the protest slogan in the eighties - "Atomkraft nein danke"




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