"We're not allowing it," he said firmly, noting that KFOR had arrested six armed people on Saturday trying to go across the border.
Only 30 percent of Romney's supporters said that they firmly back him, noted Lee Miringoff of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion.
But with tongue firmly in cheek, he noted this week the sad scroll of Mets who have been honored by the company with a bobblehead giveaway.
(Not that they are necessarily rational, as feelings are often not: there are survivors, Mr. Shoshani noted, who firmly believe that Wagner and Hitler actually met).
Rae dealt fairly and firmly with offenders; and noted how often the parents were separated and the father absent.Rae considered stamina to be the key to success as a headmaster and he possessed remarkable energy.
Even though there were only about 15 people in all, Robert Haines noted, tongue firmly in cheek, that during his nearly 10-year tenure as president, he had never seen such a large turnout for an election.
Which, as noted, is firmly in hell no territory.
Even before the latest violence, President Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, took some pains in an interview broadcast on Egyptian television on Friday to play down the Saudi idea, noting firmly that "the definition of the borders of a Palestinian state must be decided during negotiations".
There, too, Earhart was ahead of her time, striking the word "obey" from her wedding vows and noting firmly but with affection that her marriage was a "partnership" of "dual control". Growing up in Kansas, the Earhart legend was fresh in the minds of the people around me.
And if you have family actually serving in Iraq (and if you do, please let me note firmly and fervently that my thoughts and best wishes are with you and them), why would you go see an actor -- Ryan Phillippe or Derek Luke or whoever -- going through a fake version of the real mortal danger your loved ones face all the time?
