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After days of insisting that he never committed sexual harassment, Mr. Cain on Friday sought to move past the controversy.

We even started using the motorbike taxis, the days of insisting on car seats were behind us.

The Americans were spearheading military operations against the Gaddafi regime in Libya yesterday, despite days of insisting they were playing a support role.

But after two days of insisting that terrorism was just one of many possibilities, the F.B.I.'s statements on that prospect grew much stronger on Friday.

On Monday, after days of insisting through a spokesman that he was undecided, Mr. Daschle issued a statement saying that he would support both the ban and the background checks at gun shows.

This announcement was condemned, and after days of insisting he would not increase the grand total he found himself doing just that.

Closely-associated trade unions have voted to campaign for an 'Out' vote if the Prime Minister chooses to opt out of EU workers' rights legislation, while Mr Corbyn refused to say whether he would back an 'In' vote in the first six days of his leadership, insisting Labour "can't just give Cameron a blank cheque" and appearing to leave the door open for the party to campaign for a Brexit.

She whisked him away to a cottage in Devon for three days of what she insisted was consensual sex, and claimed that to cure his impotence she consulted a demure book of instruction for newlyweds, which advised experimenting with bondage.

Still, to the end of his days Columbus insisted that Cuba was part of China, and that he had arrived at the gateway to Asia.

Mr. Levy has now cast D.S.K. in the role of a modern-day Dreyfus, insisting that he had been unfairly maligned by a frothing-at-the-mouth American media that he characterized as obscene to the point of being "pornographic".

Top administration officials have trooped to Capitol Hill in recent days, insisting that a draft of the plan circulated last month has been distorted by its critics.