Oracle executives emphatically defended the Sun acquisition Tuesday and described the decline as part of an effort to pare unprofitable sales.
"If he would have said pain, he would have been shut down immediately," the pitching coach Dan Warthen said, and Santana also emphatically defended the Mets' handling.
A15 Cheney Backs Detainee Care Vice President Dick Cheney has emphatically defended the handling of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, saying that they had been "well treated, treated humanely and decently" and that some accusations to the contrary were lies.
While corporate officials emphatically defend their human-rights records overseas, "business leaders are getting very nervous about these lawsuits," said Catherine J. Boggs, a lawyer at Baker & McKensie in Chicago, who advises companies about security arrangements with local governments.
PUNCH LINES LANCE WHITAKER of California emphatically defended his World Boxing Council Continental Americas heavyweight championship when he put OLEG MASKAEV, a resident of New York by way of Kazakhstan, on the canvas with a right jab in the second round.
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The company's leadership emphatically defended its decision, which also garnered praise from the president himself.
She emphatically defended herself in almost a parody of the language Stephens is talking about, saying, "I choose my choice!
President Obama emphatically defended his decision to expand the air campaign against violent extremists in the Middle East, vowing before world leaders Wednesday that he would speak "the language of force" with terrorists who threaten America and its friends around the world.
Bayliss knows as well as anyone the greatest problem on Sunday in Mirpur, as Bangladesh emphatically levelled the ODI series by defending 238, was not the Jos Buttler brouhaha or the Ben Stokes spat.
