Why should I not vote for him?" asks Ms Guseva now.She gives two reasons for supporting Mr Putin one assiduously promulgated by the Kremlin, one engineered by it.
Mesbah-Yazdi, who is believed to covet the supreme leader's job himself, has been assiduously mobilising support among hardline clerics in his quest for the Assembly's speakership.
She has stayed assiduously out of the studio development game — so assiduously that she still supports herself by teaching at Bard College, which she does when not shooting, while living in a modest part of Queens, N.Y.
She has stayed assiduously out of the studio development game — so assiduously that she still supports herself by teaching at Bard College, which she does when not shooting, while living in a modest part of Queens, N.Y.
Although Burns had not been in a film since the 1939 MGM goofball comedy "Honolulu," and had never played anyone but himself, he studied the script assiduously and ended up with an Oscar as best supporting actor.
She assiduously followed political developments in a disrupted Uganda and played an active role supporting exile groups opposed to the rule of Idi Amin, and later the second Milton Obote regime.
They work hard, save assiduously, send money home and if they lose their job, they often don't go back, because they cannot face the shame of returning home unemployed and no longer supporting their families.
We all, not just addicts, need to surround ourselves with people who want to support our wellbeing, and assiduously avoid people who want to exploit and otherwise take advantage of us.
We all, not just addicts, need to surround ourselves with people who support our well-being while assiduously avoiding people who want to exploit and otherwise take advantage of us.
Mr. Romney, who has assiduously courted conservative support since his unsuccessful campaign in 2008, mocked those who once declared Republicans an "endangered species".
Charismatic leaders by sheer force of will, and by assiduously recruiting the support of the ecclesiastical and lay elites, pushed monasticism forward toward reform, remediating the inevitable decline of discipline and government in these institutions.
