Or at least, his address insists on the word "mews".
Mr Fico has backpedalled since the late-February address, insisting that his words were being misinterpreted.
Bush gave an implicit endorsement to the change in his State of the Union address, insisting, to huge applause on the G.O.P. side of the chamber, "Every judicial nominee deserves an up-or-down vote".
On Tuesday, on the eve of Mr. Estrada's appearance today at a convention of his party, Mrs. Arroyo made her first televised address, insisting on the legality of her presidency and using harsh language to warn opponents not to move against her.
After a particularly harrowing account of Australia's "Pacific solution" to migration (ie, put them all on an island), Disaster Capitalism concludes with a rather pro forma rousing address, insisting that "resistance is never futile" and pointing to those places – small French towns, the city of Hamburg – that have managed to reverse outsourcing and privatisation.
In his own address, Mr Obama insisted that countries which eschew democracy in favour of repression are doomed to fail.
In a TV address, he insisted that if France had not threatened force, "Assad would have continued to threaten the population".
Just to take one recent example, when Mitch Daniels, the governor of Indiana, delivered the Republican reply to the State of the Union address, he insisted that "we're only a short distance behind Greece, Spain and other European countries now facing economic catastrophe".
Emily Hornaday, a spokeswoman in the State Division of Criminal Justice, conceded in a statement that there was some ambiguity in the statute about the crimes it addressed, but insisted that legislators' frequent references in debate to their desire to increase sentences for violent crimes covered the most violent of crimes, murder.
Upon returning to the van, Lyle realizes that he misread the man's address and insists that they return the items.
