Snowden emphatically denied speculation that he had cut a deal with the Chinese government, giving them classified documents in exchange for providing him with an eventual safe haven.
From the off, Grimshaw's show was emphatically music-driven, with more tracks in the first half hour than Moyles would sometimes play in half a show.
As Roffey advanced, Phillips moved in to score emphatically.
In the other 19 finals, Williams prevailed, often emphatically.
"I can emphatically guarantee you it wasn't [connected]," he said.
I just said no, emphatically, and that was it.
Emphatically not part of the Sci-Fi season, festive favourite It's a Wonderful Life is back in play again.
The 7-1 rout by the Germans in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday was the worst ever suffered by Brazil, and a first competitive home defeat in 39 years, as their hopes of avenging their defeat to Uruguay in the final back in 1950 were emphatically dashed.
At the Golden Globes, The Good Wife is emphatically included: best drama, best actress for Margulies and a much-deserved best supporting actor for Alan Cumming.
Still popular, but not quite so emphatically, was the Tory proposal to allow family houses of up to £1m to be passed on free of inheritance tax, which was backed by a 71% to 22% margin.
It remained a remarkably radical scheme, but the public's enthusiasm for the sanitary cause, and the threat of cholera, persuaded the Whig government of the day to hastily accept what the previous administration had so emphatically rejected.
