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The details of Adam Lanza's home environment — the armory of weapons there, the copy of the "NRA Guide to the Basics of Pistol Shooting," there was a useful book kept close — are scarcely out before the insistence that there's nothing, absolutely nothing, to see or to do returns, at a higher volume.

According to the Food Standards Agency, at least 90% of animals slaughtered for halal meat are stunned before being killed, despite the insistence of some strict Muslim groups that stunning means the meat no longer qualifies as halal.

He rode the birther myth as far as it would go – before brazenly jettisoning it with the insistence that it was all the handiwork of Hillary Clinton.

Before being blacked out at the insistence of data protectors, vast amounts of data were downloaded, posted to other sites or, as eBay found, burned on to disks.The uproar in families and workplaces caused by the revelation of people's incomes (or, rather, declared incomes) can only be guessed at.

The insistence by health providers on lab diagnosis before formally declaring it as an 'outbreak' weakened the management of the episode.

It is the insistence of the new Pontiff in putting people before dogma.

However, after the revolution, at the insistence of Southern states, Congress waited more than two decades before making the importation of slaves illegal.

Grayling's statement included reference – probably at the insistence of government lawyers – to a "transparent value for money assessment" before Branson/Souter regain the East Coast franchise.

To start, the agreement specified, at the insistence of the European ringmaster, Germany, that Greece would have to have almost hit the deck before it could be rescued.

The insistence on personalising disagreement is pervasive.

The insistence of Not Hal that Will bring him no more "off the book" stuff, suggests he's done it before.