But "This Magnificent Desolation" is emphatically nothing of the sort.
As Tony Blair insisted the delay was "absolutely and emphatically" nothing to do with him, the chair of the Commons public administration select committee confirmed he would question Heywood about the delay when he appeared before MPs next week.
Chilcot maintained the importance of being fair to everyone criticised but others suspected the "Maxwelles" were deliberately trying to drag out the process, particularly Blair, who for some strange reason got singled out despite claiming he had "absolutely and emphatically" nothing to do with it.
He said, emphatically, "Alice, nothing ever happened between me and Claire.
Razdolnoye Building Materials Factory, a red-brick husk aged well beyond its 42 years, and pointed emphatically at -- nothing.
So you leave 3, and then realize, wait, that was 6 marks!" When told inflation is down, Ms. Ernst said emphatically: "This has nothing to do with inflation!
Policymakers emphatically claim that nothing is new in the new reports.
In her new book, Single Is The New Black, Abrell, a fellow dating expert and late blooming bride like me, emphatically contends that nothing is wrong with you if you're still single.
It is purely a guess, but if you were wrongly accused of cheating, you might want to let people know, loudly and emphatically, that you did nothing wrong.
After the City Council overrode the mayor's veto of legislation to allow children to carry their phones to school, City Hall officials emphatically pointed out that nothing would change and that cellphones would still be banned inside schools.
"It's neither one thing nor another," the artist said emphatically, repeating, "It's nothing, it's the guitar!" Beginning on Feb. 13 this most common of instruments will be explored at the Museum of Modern Art when it presents "Picasso Guitarss 1912-1914," an exhibition of some 70 collages, constructions, drawings, mixed-media paintings and photographs.
