"No, I don't!" she insisted in the clip, which was an "America's Funniest Home Videos" winner.
In 1764, Otis insisted, in the same pamphlet in which he denounced taxation without representation, "The colonists are by the law of nature freeborn, as indeed all men are, white or black".
"The film shouldn't be made," he insisted in a conversation during which he laughed more than spoke from Gotland Island in Sweden, where he was vacationing.
The view that a broken cable would not pose a critical safety problem has been challenged by the National Transportation Safety Board, which insisted in investigations several years ago that the cables were crucial to flight safety.
Keable returned to the UK in 1914 as a result of illness, precipitated perhaps by the rigour of service upon which Weston insisted in Zanzibar.
This conclusion – which Zuckerman insisted in his autobiography 'was the very reverse of what we had stated' (Zuckerman, 1978: 146) – has featured prominently in historical accounts of Britain's air campaign.
They also insisted on controls in which females oviposited on black-eyed peas.
And, he says, he has seen authors being impressively restrained in the way IPCC reports deal with their own work, and insisting that results in which they believe, but which they know are not widely accepted, be played down, not up.
The act also builds in a cost-benefit analysis which insists, in a very English test of reasonableness, that the good to humans must clearly outweigh the harm to animals.
Mr Karzai has long insisted that the raids, in which foreign troops often forcibly enter Afghan homes in search of insurgents, must either cease or be "Afghanised".
