"To sit there and bitterly try and hope the other person fails — that's not the way democracy is supposed to work," he said in an interview on his campaign bus.
The economy minister, Nihat Zeybekci, said the commandos would bitterly regret trying to overthrow the government.
Some wrote rapturously on Yelp of tasting the doughnuts, and others wrote bitterly of trying to taste one and failing.
A few members member even bitterly discussed trying to tie Pegues to any cold cases and get him indicted for a crime.
Representative Peter T. King, a Long Island Republican, is bitterly opposed to trying the Sept. 11 defendants in New York, saying it would make the city even more vulnerable to terrorist attacks.
That didn't stop stars like Dora, who took the invasion as bitterly as anyone, from trying to profit by it all: he stunt-doubled for Fabian in "Ride the Wild Surf".
Mr. Chávez would do well to build on his referendum victory by turning down the invective, reaching out to opponents and trying to heal his bitterly divided country.
The militant group, bitterly opposed to Gulf Arab rulers, is trying to stir sectarian confrontation on the Arabian peninsula to bring about the overthrow of the states' ruling dynasties.
Dario Loperfido, the government secretary of culture and communications, bitterly criticized the former president today for trying to "create a bad image of the country abroad".
The industrialist raised millions for McKinley's campaign but was bitterly attacked by Democratic newspapers for allegedly trying to buy the presidency, with McKinley as his easily dominated agent.
