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"Lucky me," said Mr. Verrilli, who had struggled in the face of vigorous questioning on Tuesday.

These compliant inserts were found to be stable in the face of vigorous temporomandibular and highly kinetic bodily activity, thus exhibiting negligible degradation in attenuation over time.

The Mills Corporation had hoped to use the land to develop a shopping mall but dropped that plan in the face of vigorous opposition.

Industry experts reacted warily, but said that in the face of vigorous competition, Levi Strauss had no choice but to innovate.

Its primary race and Ms. Yacimovich's victory were heavily overshadowed by the diplomatic drama unfolding at the United Nations, where the Palestinians plan to request full membership and recognition of statehood in the face of vigorous Israeli and American opposition.

He has refused to entertain the thought of formally cooperating during elections with Canada's other major left-wing party, citing policy differences, particularly over Quebec, and political experts say he may not buckle, as his predecessors did, in the face of vigorous political and personal attacks from Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his allies.

Several casualties were reported on both sides, but witnesses said the security forces did not appear to have made a determined stand in the face of a vigorous charge by mostly unarmed protesters.

Perdue still hopes that American officials can persuade India to lower the tariff, but United States diplomats here say they doubt India will do so in the face of a vigorous domestic lobby.

In the face of the vigorous counteroffensive from the industry, the Justice Department abandoned its criminal inquiry in 1999 and decided to bring a racketeering case in civil court, claiming that the cigarette companies conspired for half a century to mislead the public about the dangers of smoking.

Republicans commitment to demonizing Ambassador Rice is laughable in the face of their vigorous support of Dr. Rice as she moved from the position of National Security Advisor to the even higher post of Secretary of State.

Myosin II generally localizes to the rear of migrating cells but never over-accumulates even in the face of the vigorous flow observed in detached cell.