As a fried, saucy meat, General Tso's possessed both a definitively foreign-sounding name and a pleasantly familiar all-American crunch.
But if you want to see it, you should go soon: I asked Mitchell and Logue if the Kastle would be back next year, and they both said, definitively, "Hell no".
She accepts, and there's a small attraction that both of them definitively resist.
Anyway, I felt bad that some readers were missing out on the fun, so as a public service to those who tend to miss my humor, I've decided today to highlight all of the jokes in this post from hereon in both clearly and definitively through the use of a highly technical punctuation symbol, the asterisk.
Alaska's Joe Miller and Delaware's Christine O'Donnell, two Senate candidates who shocked the establishment with primary victories thanks in part to heavy support from Palin, were both unwilling to definitively answer questions about her presidential fitness.
The only two AEs that occurred with a frequency exceeding the predetermined thresholds for concern (3% in both cases) were definitively elevated liver transaminases (>2.5 ×ULN) and excessive weight gain (defined as a >10% increase in BMI between visits).
NAFTA proved definitively that both developed and developing countries gain from free-trade partnerships.
He is guilty: no question about it, his guilt, reeking to high heavens, infuriates his wife Simone, played by Jacqueline Bisset, who is burdened with her loyalty to this ageing priapic baby and by the certainty that the case, however it turns out, has definitively ruined both their lives.
During surgery, it is important to definitively cover both the tracheal and skin defects.
Two hallmark pathologies are used to diagnose AD definitively and both are thought to be crucial in disease pathogenesis.
