Since Bal Harbour Shops opened in 1965, the family had luxury shopping almost exclusively to itself and fought strenuously to keep tenants from opening other stores in the area.
In comments to the press, Fumio Kishida, the foreign minister, almost echoed China's government, which has strenuously avoided any criticism of Mr Putin.
At least that was how he appeared to us in the 1950's -- strenuously physical, preeningly patriarchal, decidedly uncool, almost an embarrassment, or, as Buford says in the prologue to her first book, "too earnest to be chic".
Mr Kinana strenuously denies knowing about the shipment.
It has also unleashed predictable crank abuse from the more extreme Corbyn admirers and the familiar assertions that Khan owes his victory in London to Corbyn - a highly debatable point, not least given that Khan almost daily distanced himself from Corbyn during the campaign while Goldsmith strenuously and wholly falsely strove to portray him as the Labour leader's poodle.
For almost a century and a half, Mr. Gjelten shows, the Bacardi company and the Bacardi family strenuously associated themselves with what they saw as "the Cuban cause".
It's a strenuously conceptual dessert, a plateful of allusions, feints and inside jokes, the main one being the almost total absence of banana.
Lithuania, for example, which has pushed ahead with unbundling with strong EU support, now has almost the highest gas prices in Europe; the government there is facing defeat in an election on October 14th, amid claims (strenuously denied by those concerned) of Russian meddling.
Persuading the court to take its first look at the scope of the right to bear arms in almost 70 years is the culmination of a meticulous litigation strategy that was consciously modeled on the civil rights era and strenuously opposed by the gun lobby.
