Short shrift should be given to the conjured opinions of nature-loving poets, as to the protestations of those lucky few who live on greenbelt land.
There is no such thing as a former Trotskyite, the protestations are always too intense, the analyses too reflective of the world the Trotskyite claims he has left behind.
On 11 July, Nasser replaced Amer with Mohamed Fawzi as general commander, over the protestations of Amer's loyalists in the military, 600 of whom marched on army headquarters and demanded Amer's reinstatement.
In 1943, the legion was "annexed" into the Waffen SS as the 27th SS Langemarck Division, despite the protestations of the party.
But as we get to the playoffs, the protestations and pandering may turn into a discussion of God and man and the electorate that is far more intense, and potentially ugly.
But Africa and its struggles are essential to the picture: as the presence of an African backdrop, in conjunction with the protestations of core values, attests.
Afrikaner, despite all the protestations, implies white.
Maybe, but the protestations rarely last more than five minutes.
On Saturday, despite the protestations of Mr. Westin, the ABC News president, word of the move was delivered as a fait accompli, according to executives familiar with the situation.
Despite the protestations of politicians, such crimes are neither new nor uncommon.
