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Until Margaret Thatcher's third consecutive election victory in 1987, the staunchly Labour-controlled ManCouncil Council believed that Manchester's regeneration should be funded solely by public money, despite the government's insistence on only funding schemes with a significant element of private investment.

Also misplaced is Machar's insistence that only Kiir has failed to uphold his end of the bargain.

"Something's Afoot" keeps bubbling along on the strength of its ingratiating performers and its gleeful insistence that only a fool would care whodunit.

And he has dropped his insistence that only those prepared to join the party can be part of the revolution.The third pressing issue is the economy.

When Chavez was asked if Giambi's insistence on only discussing himself had earned him some respect among his peers, Chavez basically repeated himself.

Which begs the question: what purpose is served by ministers' insistence that only by suspending children's legal rights can failing social work departments improve?

Ms. Seltzer's insistence that only nonfiction can "make people understand the conditions that people live in" is way off the mark.

Part of the reason for Google losing its lead in the market was the company's insistence on only pursuing full automation.

He suggested that the salient facts in the case, Holland v. Florida, No. 09-5327, were Mr. Collins's apparent abandonment of his client and prosecutors' insistence that only Mr. Collins could speak for Mr. Holland.

On her insistence that only consecration at Reims could make a true king, chosen by God (a view doubtless supported by the chancellor Regnault, archbishop of Reims), it was decided to advance boldly across the Île-de-France to Reims.

But what do we have?" Although Mr. Sobyanin has repeatedly said that the elections were fair and honest, his insistence has only served to confirm the widespread belief that previous elections were rigged.