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More recently, Ramsey (2007) has argued that this earlier argument does not go far enough, insisting that connectionist models of this sort not only fail to invoke inner representations that are sufficiently similar to the posits of folk psychology, but that they don't actually invoke inner representational states at all.

It's also true that such tales, when piled on fervently enough, insist on being heard.

"We'll have someone similar soon enough," insisted a senior Ed Miliband aide.

And she, reasonably enough, insists that she's doing what she wants, and isn't that what feminism is supposed to be all about?

Healey, criticised by his friends at the time for not taking the SDP threat seriously enough, insists that is not true.

Miliband, who has been criticised privately by some Labour MPs for not making his mark on the leadership rapidly or firmly enough, insisted that union members would remain a vital part of decision-making.

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But even increasing the percentage of students of color on campus is not enough, insisted Deborah Bial, founder of the Posse Foundation, which partners with colleges to place minority students.

Not demanding enough, he insists, not enough mountains, not enough finishes on peaks to deprive lesser climbers of their chance to make up lost time on long descents.

"The people have said enough is enough," he insisted.

The most radical protesters complained that opposition leaders had not fought hard enough Saturday, insisting that they fled to the rear when the tear gas and rubber bullets began to fly.