I Tried to Find the Lesser Evil Afterip's London Husthegs.
When separatists kidnapped two officials during what came to be called the October Crisis in 1970, Mr. Chartrand, then chairman of Montreal's federation of trade unions, brazenly expressed his support for them.
In 1987, she brazenly refused to support an all-male anthology, writing, "I cannot imagine myself blurbing a book... which not only contains no writing by women, but the tone of which is so self-contentedly, exclusively male, like a club, or a locker room".
He did not brazenly insist that he supported gay marriage all along.
He referred to the historic segregationist protests that blocked black students from entering Central High School in Little Rock, with Gov. Orval Faubus brazenly using the state National Guard to support the protesters.
Maybe he didn't want to misrepresent Romney's proposal as brazenly as some other Democratic speakers, maybe he privately supports premium support and expects President Hillary Clinton to embrace it in the deficit negotiations of 2017 — but whatever the reason, it was an odd lacuna in a slashing speech.
Recklessly, he gambled with bipartisan American support for Israel when he defied Mr Obama by brazenly appearing before a Republican-dominated Congress to denounce the administration's nuclear negotiations with Iran: "This is a bad deal.
Although Mr Putin would lose face if Syria brazenly defied the agreement, he now knows that Mr Obama needs his support.
Both Askar Akayev, the president overthrown in the "tulip" revolution of 2005, and his successor, Mr Bakiyev, became increasingly authoritarian and corrupt over time and brazenly promoted their own kin in politics and business.Mr Bakiyev retains some support, especially in the country's south.
Having been stripped of his leadership position and the extra pay that goes with it, Mr. Bragman said he felt free to charge the Silver camp with brazenly threatening to mount primary challenges or reapportion districts of members who failed to support the sitting speaker.
