One insists she only buys organic stuff, but only if it is not too expensive.
One insists that government must use its legislative power to slim down an increasingly obese nation.
One insists that you're nobody in Iran if you haven't been imprisoned; another rolls his eyes at the author's obsessive trawling of mosques, protesting, "People will think I'm with a fanatic".
As Sober and Wilson (1998) note, if one insists on saying that behaviours which evolve by kin selection / donor-recipient correlation are 'really selfish', one ends up reserving the word 'altruistic' for behaviours which cannot evolve by natural selection at all.
They are here, each one insists, to sell art.
And Mr. Grant of Schwab, for one, insists that employees do not feel the pinch.
The method fails if one insists on setting the flow pressure equal to the atmospheric pressure as the pipe end boundary condition.
But Mr. Negron, for one, insists that his devotion to service transcends class.
