A former real-life inmate named Joanne Archibald emphatically agreed.
Between takes, Droog watched parts of a thirty-seven-minute YouTube video by someone named Marco PoloVision, who emphatically (and, it must be said, somewhat convincingly) laid out the case that Droog was Nas.
(She insisted that the cafe, located in Beijing's old quarter, not be named, and cafe staff emphatically declined to comment).
In the one she suggested, I found a man named Weinberg, an elderly man, who emphatically stated that he knew nothing of Wyman.
The ruddy Copper Paintings, named for mining towns in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, torque this play toward the sculptural with emphatically shaped canvases.
It is a mark of his ease at this altitude, possibly as the perfect guest and also as a formidably entertaining wit, that he is emphatically neither a name dropper nor a snob.
Arnott, Waters, Hollinghurst, O'Neill and Colm Tóibín, to name but a few, create fictional worlds that are emphatically removed from modern gay lives.
When asked to name one thing he hoped to put across, Mr. Pilati said, emphatically, "Color".
But United Foods Inc., a Tennessee company that sells mushrooms under the brand name Pictsweet, emphatically does not.
Trump remained there, chatting, as Rubio and Bush loped by, until his own name was emphatically called again.
