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Bart Chilton, the commissioner most adamantly in favour of these limits, said the mooted rules "actually err on the high side" .

She adamantly argues that people in my (possibly, your) generation place too much emphasis on trying to be happy.

When he sits alone at a scarce moment, silhouette of the coir raincoat turns up clearly, staying adamantly at one corner of his mind.

The NRA was also adamantly against licensing gun owners, seeing it as the first step toward depriving them of the right to own weapons.

He wants us to send Isabel Two to boarding school in Chicago. . . but she adamantly refuses to leave the ranch.

But the European Central Bank is adamantly opposed to any form of restructuring; others are nervous, too.

He had adamantly denied the affair, but there had been something in his voice when he mentioned this woman that the wife couldn't tolerate.

Boras adamantly denied the story. "Great players with great demand create great rumors, " he said. . .

Rumours of a move by Mr Paulson to the Treasury had been circulating for months, all adamantly denied.

Officially, the Indian government has adhered adamantly to its stance in global negotiations: the West goes first, and pays.

To all of these somewhat rhetorical questions this author adamantly espouses, no, no, and, finally, no.

But by adamantly continuing on a path others considered to be a dead end, he founded FedEx.

David Kendall and Hillary strongly urged me to pardon them. Everyone else was adamantly against it.

"As a rule Ford adamantly refused to adopt parts and components patented by others, " Greenleaf writes.

In reality, argues Lambert, Ferrie adamantly denied involvement and offered to take a lie detector test to prove it.

But so far, Germany adamantly opposes the eurobond solution.

The players adamantly oppose a hard cap, preferring to keep the current soft-cap system, with modest changes to save the owners money.

Thereafter, the son of a father adamantly refused to re-enter the home.

The market's administration adamantly denied our requests to film on security grounds, and also to protect the merchants, they said.

"Russian products? We have no Russian products, " Alira says adamantly.

She, who was adamantly against the worship of God, used religious grounds for Naboth's mock trial and execution.

The same official also says that Ehud Olmert, the prime minister, has "adamantly requested that we all shut up" .

Bush adamantly opposed on the ground that it would lead to government-run health care for every American.

The new powers are even more adamantly attached to the principle of national sovereignty than the US, the dominant incumbent.

Venture capital is adamantly not about financial engineering.

Through her advocates (before the gag order), Baltazar Cruz adamantly denied those claims.

Many NGOs and hydrologists are adamantly opposed.

Even if you argued your point adamantly, a dignified retreat is simple.

Mr Harries says Newton is "adamantly a stock-picking house" .

Jack adamantly refuses, explaining that CTU involvement could jeopardize his family's safety.

The economic team was adamantly opposed to including health care in the budget, and they had good reasons, too.

Mr Madoff, who was sentenced in 2009 to 150 years in prison, has adamantly maintained he acted alone.

New Florida Senator Marco Rubio adamantly opposed the measures, describing them as "weakening" U. S. policy towards Cuba. He wrote