One of the main reasons that new prisons built through the PFI have proved a success is that they have been able to recruit their own staff and bypass the cussedly conservative Prison Officers Associationn.The unions are on stronger ground when they question whether PFI contracts represent value for money.
And for China, there will be renewed pressure to try to rein in its cussedly awkward but still apparently vital ally.As for North Koreans, the small elite will finder it harder to raise the hard currency that keeps them in Mercedes cars and cognac.
Defying the mathematics of Westminster's majoritarian, "first past the post" electoral system, which had produced a series of mostly solid Conservative and Labour governments, they cussedly refused to give any party a majority.
Other theorists in China argue that, though cussedly unmalleable, an independent North Korea remains an essential buffer between China and the American-garrisoned South.
It may also make her more cussedly difficult in Germany's often messy diplomacy, ranging from the euro crisis to Libya.
Brant, who died last year, at the age of ninety-four, was one of those cussedly brilliant outsider composers who are never recognized as widely as they should be and seem to prefer it that way.
He died in 1989, but in the footage from 1975 he seems cussedly indestructible — a stubborn grace note to the refrain of "Shoah," which proved that, under the Nazis, anyone and anything could be destroyed.
Unlike E. F, a man of fleshly appetites and spiritual convictions, Felix is cussedly secular and stubbornly monastic.
It involves human beings doing what they, often cussedly, do.
It may sound bleak, but Newland's loosely interlaced episodic storylines, centred on estate newcomer Elisha, cussedly celebrate a survivalist ethic with unblinking panache, as befits the first writer to be sponsored by Nike.
But, cussedly to the last, Meyer appeared uncomfortable with his role as a revered older statesman.
