For its part, the government in Madrid has said that it will vehemently oppose any power grab from Barcelona.
NAME WITHHELD I'm (obviously) not a doctor, and I assume some doctors will vehemently disagree with what I'm about to write.
The opposition, as I, will argue vehemently: Who knows what is the immediate and delayed damage of this food.
In fact, they will vehemently argue that Jesus himself claimed that he was: "I am the way, the truth and the life, no one comes to the Father but by me" (John 14 6).
I'm glad to see Edsall hold his players accountable for their actions, though I'm sure there are a lot of Maryland fans who care only about winning who will vehemently disagree.
Of course, parapsychology's hosts of remaining enthusiasts will vehemently disagree.
Hundreds of private lenders currently receive subsidies under the Family Education Loan Program, and they will vehemently oppose these proposed changes.
But cocaine users are like hipsters in the way they will vehemently deny they are one, and cast aspersions on others.
Many powerful parts of the media and their vested interests will vehemently oppose any change in the law that enforces press improvement, but it is a case of balancing their rights with our responsibility to protect children.
"Skeet" is obviously a derogatory stereotype, but ask any Newfoundlander and most will vehemently confirm their existence.
