Dr. Twenge, who defends her work fervently, says the only reason she chose to focus on narcissism in the first place was that she followed the data.
O'Reilly fervently disagreed, saying "race hustlers" such as Lee don't want to have a conversation and that they "get voted into office by portraying their constituents as victims".
"High school is a place where poetry could be taught more fervently," she said.
"There's no question that an Empire Zone is fervently needed," said Mitchell H. Pally, the vice president for government affairs for the Long Island Association.
I met one of the contractors, Emiliano Cerasi, who, when I asked him what it had been like to work on the MAXXI, rolled his eyes and put his hands together fervently, and said, "Very dee-fee-cult".
As for the aggressiveness of the data gathering, think about it this way: the people who raise the money are selling a cause, something they believe in way more fervently than, say, the sales staff at Best Buy believes in plasma televisions.
Diane Sawyer also interviewed Maples on "Prime Time Live," and Maples fervently denied ever saying such a thing; she could not imagine, she told Sawyer, what kind of so-called friend could plant the story and live with it.
Many families of Sept. 11 victims fervently opposed the proposal, saying they were offended by the idea of building a prayer space so near the site.
Environmentalists, meanwhile, fervently support the guidelines, saying they are needed to protect residences and help nature adapt as the climate changes.
FRAC and similar groups that fight to end hunger, along with organizations representing merchants, are fervently opposed to restrictions, saying that along with being burdensome to implement, they are also unlikely to change eating habits.
