That case, decided by a 5-4 vote almost 10 years ago, has been a source of controversy and confusion ever since, as was emphatically recognized in the opinions of all the judges who participated in this case below.
At no time in the year was the king's religious role more emphatically recognized than at the New Year, when the notables of the kingdom, the envoys of vassals, and village leaders went to Majapahit to pay homage and to be reminded of their duties.
In a world in which "national success" is typically defined by whether Gross Domestic Product is rising or falling and at what rates, it is refreshing to see the next generation so emphatically recognizes the importance of addressing social challenges.
Confederate currency, issued by a government that was emphatically not recognized by the Union, had no legal status in the North, which meant Upham could sell his "fac-similes" with impunity.
In the Persian Gulf crisis, President Bush has emphatically refused to recognize Congress's exclusive authority to make war.
That I emphatically know.
I would like to bring acute attention to something that we all already implicitly recognize, in order to ask -- emphatically -- why this recognition has remained implicit.
On the matter of patience, let's recognize what the president is most emphatically not doing.
Spaghetti with tuna meatballs defies classification, but Italy would recognize farfalle with primavera, and the cassoulet is emphatically French.
We, too, recognize a trend of definancing public education, but we are emphatically not ready to concede the defeat of California's exceptional experiment.
Errors that inadvertently create breeding grounds for terror must first be recognized and addressed emphatically.
