Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, who was in the group with Dr. Albright, said the new leader had been emphatic in his interest in the peace efforts.
As for Warrington, despite an encouraging start for the ambitious caretaker James Lowes, as stated here several weeks ago another former St George player, Tony Smith, must surely remain the No1 target, despite his recent emphatic denial of interest.
Several advisers said that the emphatic lack of interest that Mr. Cheney initially stated about the No. 2 job, a resistance that apparently began to soften more quickly than was previously believed, probably only heightened the governor's interest in him as a running mate.
Mr. Bloomberg, who left the Republican Party this year to become an independent, has become increasingly emphatic in his denials of interest in running, but Ms. Gallet said she was not discouraged.
The Liberal brass laughed it off Trudeau has been emphatic that there is no interest in further changes to federal drug policy but if the legalization of cannabis is successful it does seem to be the next logical step.
In ocher leather pants and a faded T-shirt, Mr. Thomas readily displayed his natural strengths: a stalwart physical charisma that stirs women's interest and men's sense of identification and an emphatic baritone with a memorable rumble.
Asked whether the mayor had future plans for public service, Mr. Bloomberg — who recently made it emphatic that he would not run for president — responded, "I have no interest in running for governor".
The judge, "was emphatic that circumstances exist in which musical creators, meaning both songwriters and recording artists, are entitled to 'recapture' their interest in a musical work after 35 years even if their original contract precluded them from doing so".
His message was emphatic.
