(If you can't, you are encouraged to blame Jefferson and Adams, who energetically swept their rival into the dustbin of history).
Despite many myths about Degas's later years, some encouraged by the artist himself, he did not (until the very end) retreat from the art world, but rather he promoted his work energetically and closely followed the careers of perceived rivals such as Monet and Cézanne.
Let us underscore that the rationale for the conference was to encourage Catholics to engage energetically in the development of more effective nonviolent practices for protecting vulnerable communities, avoiding violent conflict, transforming structures of violence, and promoting cultures of peace.
It may even encourage him to campaign more energetically than he otherwise would have for a Yes vote in his native Ireland, the only EU country that is putting the treaty to a referendum.
"The Police Service of Northern Ireland is duty bound to fully and energetically pursue every investigation and I support and encourage them to do so," he said.
Having been somewhat involved in shaping the initiative since last year, and having decided with Puma chairman, and B Team co-president, Jochen Zeitz, that we would align the new book we are writing with the emerging B Team agenda, it was encouraging to see a magazine that has oscillated fairly energetically on the sustainability agenda over the years, taking a broadly positive line.
The UNICEF Emergency Unit should continue to encourage its regular education programme to advocate for this energetically.
As with the postal questionnaire, the role of the research assistants during the practice audit involved energetically pursuing personal contact with participating GPs and their reception staff to keep them 'on board', and encouraging them to complete tasks within the prescribed time frame.
