Britain's third party has always built success by assiduously serving local interests and appealing for tactical votes.
It may well be that she had influence on Bach's later period; certainly, she served him assiduously as a copyist.
We had a regime that was susceptible, that became actively complicit; assiduously finding ways to serve US and Israeli interests – and ruin us.
But, for the moment, let's consider what we already know: how assiduously America's president serves Russia's interests.
Talk story about Republican fund-raiser Haley Barbour... Signed talk story about Republican fund-raiser Haley Barbour... Barbour, a Washington lobbyist who served as the chairman of the Republican National Committee from 1993 to 1997, had been assiduously courted by Bush (whom Barbour calls Junior, even though they're the same age and even though W. is one H. short of being a real junior).
Bennett, the Trump operative, who previously served as Ben Carson's campaign manager on an effort where delegates from the territories were assiduously courted, was also scornful of the idea that the unpledged delegates would "lay down, put their self-interest aside to vote for an establishment candidate".
I have served three administrations in four Cabinet agencies and witnessed the ebb and flow of turnover from one presidency to the next, and there is a resilience that protects the administrative state that former Trump advisor Steve Bannon so assiduously is trying to deconstruct.
But since it is majority-owned by the Russian state, it pursues political goals, too.In practice, it serves one master more assiduously than the other.
Occupying a duplex space in the city's increasingly hip Saint Pierre district, this assiduously locavore table details the provenance of everything it serves on its seasonal menu, which changes every two months.
The Australian had dropped his own serve in the second game of the opening set; now he assiduously protected it in the second set with the resolve of six men.
We have worked assiduously, first to create some kind of legitimate opposition presence that we would then serve as the vehicle by which we conducted negotiations and tired to use that to push [President Bashir al-]Assad over the edge of legitimacy.
