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But lyrics too remained an influence and inspiration: Iain was endlessly and avowedly awed by the invention and verbal wit of Clive James's songwriting with Pete Atkins.
Though Eastwood's politics have been hard to pin down – in 2012 he gave a bizarre address to an empty chair intended to represent Obama at the Republican National convention – American Sniper is a much more avowedly patriotic, even bellicose, film than his previous Oscars-winners, Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby; a more reassuring watch in an America spooked by Isis.
"And I don't think they will do that," said Tsakalotos, adding that despite all the criticism the leftists were avowedly pro-European.
Now some history that may please you less: it was Australia's 12th – and probably its most avowedly Anglophile and monarchist – PM, Sir Robert Menzies, who sidelined the monolithic monument from its pride of place in front of Old Parliament House because it was an eyesore.
While a Labour government is proposing a lightly sketched patchwork of local provision in education, an avowedly liberal party is championing central planning.
The neo-fascist Jobbik party, second biggest in parliament, is avowedly and loudly pro-Russia, its most senior member in the European parliament accused of being a Russian agent.
Perhaps the avowedly practical man at its helm believed himself to be exempt from any intellectual influence when he calmly signed off on the biggest cuts in modern times and pronounced the economy "out of the danger zone".
In that year, candidate Barack Obama hailed his victory in Iowa with the words "they said this day would never come", and with all the signs being that, even more than last time, Mrs Clinton will seek to make explicit virtue of her gender, there is now the real prospect that one avowedly precedent-breaking presidency could be followed by another.
Aboutrika is widely known as an avowedly religious person but denies any explicit ties with the Brotherhood.
(It does not say this in its Scottish edition, which carries a different, though avowedly unionist, editorial).
