Musa Ibrahim, the government spokesman and a member of Colonel Qaddafi's tribe, continued to insist through the state-run news media that the government would weather the current "crisis".
"Something protruding" from the cupboard turns out to be a forgotten hoard of potatoes: "a looping, arching network of growths — eyes emerging from spidery sockets and insisting through the narrow door cracks to put a leaf forth".
Furthermore, the Theory insists, through the concept of scaffolding that, for the learning to be effective, assessment should be conducted to identify the right amount and type of intervention programme necessary for successful learning of children with special educational needs.
This whole [credit-default swap] issue probably is that so far the government has been insisting through the AIG transaction, the Lehman transaction and so on that those contracts are held harmless from the crisis, even though they were entered into in a very non-transparent way, an obscure process where you don't know who the owner was, who the original contractor was.
When asked about his apparent conflict, Babbitt insisted through a spokeswoman that the land swap is a decision for the Forest Service, which falls under the Secretary of Agriculture's purview.
Kazhegeldin publicly admitted that he had received six million dollars via the bank transfers, but insisted through his attorney that he had returned the money.
"My father was the lead singer in the Village People," he insisted through his own laughter.
On Monday, the department insisted, through a spokesman, that it had "followed leads" and that it would "have been derelict" to ignore these.
THE lawyer Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. insisted through a spokeswoman that CORE "had no authorization" to use his name.
The ayatollah, Bashir al-Najafi, insisted through his son that his remarks did not constitute a political endorsement.
