Abu Iyad appointed him in 1968 as the Fatah representative in Khartoum, Sudan, then (at Abu Nidal's insistence) to the same position in Baghdad in July 1970, two months before Black September, when over 10 days of fighting King Hussein's army drove the Palestinian fedayeen out of Jordan, with the loss of thousands of lives.
It seemed only fitting that they were admitted together and — at Mr. Beaumont's insistence — to the same room.
Possibly, the insistence on defining CRT response in the same settings reflects both the high initial cost of the pacing system and the need for a surgical procedure to implant it.
And the insistence on offering the same plan over and over again, with only cosmetic changes, is itself deeply disturbing.
It takes a certain admirable stubbornness to resist being turned into a symbol twice in the same year -- an insistence on keeping the facts straight that counts as courage, in the civilian world or in the military.
Now, this is not an analysis or an insight; it is a cliché, and a very tired one, and it often comes in the same package as the insistence that there is no difference between the candidates.
The crisis has put state and local officials on treacherous ground, with many conveying compassion for the children, insistence they be sent home and frustration with the administration, often virtually in the same breath.
Compared to other actions of rights defending in the same period, the Grand Litigation was distinguished by its insistence on administrative proceedings.
After writing about the topic this week — and considering Mitt Romney's insistence that he has inherited nothing — I'll never look at a résumé or measure someone's career accomplishments in the same way.
For the Summer Olympics at Rome in 1960, under continuing IOC insistence that the two states send a single team, East Germany contributed 141 of the 321 athletes; competitors from both states lived in the same area of the Olympic Village.
