A crime of actuality and\or potentiality makes plausible any reasonable argument threats of imminent and immediate harm are equally compelling in the proof of force for the crime of robbery.

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The statement is true as both actuality (actual use of force) and potentiality (threat of force) can be used to prove the crime of robbery. Threats of imminent and immediate harm are equally compelling as they create a sense of fear and force the victim to comply with the robber's demands.

A Crime of Actuality And\or Potentiality Makes Plausible Any Reasonable