They play what they adamantly call rock 'n' roll (prefaced by the obligatory profanity), which is actually a particular local and historical variant: 1980s and '90s Hollywood rock, glam meeting punk with a touch of grunge.
On Tuesday night, the presumptive Republican presidential candidate adamantly denied calling it a mistake, telling Fox News Megyn Kellyy, "I actually didn't say it that way".
Mr. Conway, who has adamantly defended the plan and last year called criticism of it "the last, desperate act of the naysayers," was not available for comment yesterday.
Any such bias was adamantly denied by Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, who called the matter an "isolated incident".
Thursday night's second meeting of the permanent five security council members – the US, UK, France, Russia and China – was called by Russia, which is adamantly opposed to military intervention.
Councilman Dave Golonski was adamantly against eliminating the student transit and called for realigning other transportation funds and finding other revenues to continue the program.
The pilots' union had been adamantly opposed to United's initial proposal for Starfish, which called for creating a separate pay scale and seniority list.
Russia has already called for changes, but United Nations and American officials have adamantly ruled that out.
Abbas was a senior member of the Palestinian delegation to the Camp David peace talks in July 2000; he adamantly rejected Israel's peace offer but opposed the violent Palestinian uprising called the intifāḍah (Arabic: "shaking off") that followed.
