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That entrenched him so much into his devotion to basketball.
Tusk's criticism further entrenched him as a European leader who has embraced a role as a foil to Trump.
The first was launched nine years ago, also in August, in neighbouring Chechnya at the beginning of Putin's rule and it entrenched him in power.
His wildly popular KFKB radio station — which pioneered the country music format when it wasn't hawking his cures — was followed by a million-watt, regulation-skirting border-blaster erected in Mexico that further entrenched him as a renegade broadcaster.
"Once someone put forward the idea of bringing Gaddafi before the International Criminal Court, I think the idea of staying in power became entrenched with him and I don't think anyone can make him change his mind," he told reporters.
Instead, by this glum reading, Mr Sharon would sit tight, bottling the Palestinians up behind the barrier he has built to protect the three main Jewish settlement blocks entrenched by him on Palestinian land.
Gerard Meagher Match report: Scotland 39-16 USA One feels for Chris Wyles, Saracens' ultra-high standards deeply entrenched inside him, but one also wonders if being so critical of his side's performances is productive.
Woodward has a record of taking on vested interests, but the interests in the land of Les Bleus are too deeply entrenched even for him.
Lowell, whose steady defense and run production have kept him entrenched at third base, said any change was not "a major issue".
His quirky charisma and willingness to defy entrenched interests made him the most popular prime minister in modern times, say experts, and changed Japan's expectations for its leaders.
The prince has been accused of using the purge to consolidate his power base, which six months onto his role as heir to the throne has already seen him entrenched as the kingdom's most powerful ever prince, with carte blanche from his ageing father to overhaul most aspects of Saudi society, including cultural and economic issues and governance.
