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This despite his insistence at the time of recording radio-hostile 60-minute songs, and never playing old material, so that live audiences would never hear his hits.
The insistence at the weekend by Gordon Brown that there would be no attack on Iran seems unwarranted optimism rather than objective assessment.
"The Russians are very good at linking two unrelated issues in a negotiation," notes the official.Mr Putin's insistence at the summit that there was no political motive for Mr Khodorkovsky's arrest was implausible.
She said the prime minister's exclusion was not a cause for concern, despite May's insistence at the last summit in October that the UK "will continue to play a full role until we leave".
Is he then saying that the administration's insistence at the time that we were moving against Iraq to pre-empt its use of weapons of mass destruction was false?
But there is only one possible interpretation of his insistence, at the beginning of the Iraq war, that an amendment critical of the government's decision to invade should be debated by the Commons.
According to the clinic's associate medical director, Dr. Kawabena Nyamekye, participants were being helped off medication at their own insistence, not at the request of Downtown Medical.
I myself remember laughing at my ex-girlfriend's insistence at using Welsh on the regular, even when her teachers weren't making her.
At Nixon's insistence, the Senate defeated the amended bill 48 42.
At his insistence, the state police signed contracts with the eight companies early this year.
