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"The pope himself has insistently asked the Venezuelan bishops to cool their political activism and instead encourage dialogue," he said.

Of the three senators, only Mr. Daschle has insistently denied any plans to run, at least not now.

De León has insistently portrayed himself as a more pugnacious successor to the likes of Brown and Feinstein.

It has insistently used that fact to fight off government regulators and justify why it should not have to change what it sells or how it sells it.

But Mr. Trump has insistently described law enforcement and security services as hemmed in by concerns about "political correctness," and has vowed to do away with them.

Let's try freedom by removing our military bases, withdrawing all troops and plucking ourselves out of the muck into which this administration has insistently and disdainfully pitched us.

The book that you've insistently carried with you becomes a gift for moments like these.

Over the last several days, however, Chinese have insistently pushed the Wenzhou tragedy front and center, refusing to accept the government's rationalizations and distractions.

"For that reason, we have insistently urged Russia to cease all nuclear cooperation with Iran, including its assistance to the reactor in Bushehr".

"It is one more step in our country's positive, evolutionary path," he said, "a path to which we have insistently conformed, despite regional turbulence and a massive refugee burden".

The fear that gripped Delhi over the monkey-man, a creature that many believed was half man, half monkey, has diminished as the police and the Delhi Medical Association have insistently characterized reports of sightings as mass hysteria.