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And he insists that while the mayor has disappointed him, he is not angry at him.

In a formula that seems more wistful than realistic, the Huntsman camp insists that while the extremes of the political spectrum dominate much of the debate, there is an angry center of the electorate that their candidate can tap into.

But he insists that while the site isn't meant to be taken too seriously, it does provide a service that is tough to get in a face-to-face world.

The report insists that while the UK's leading universities raise their own funds, they also need the support of "concentrated public funding" if they are to continue to compete globally and contribute in terms of research.

As for the charge that the BBC is failing to provide a news service for young people outside of Newsbeat's 15-29 year old target audience, he insists that while the core audience are people in their early 20s, listeners from outside that age-group still have a relationship with the programme.

He insists that while the FLP's stocks have taken a hit, the portfolio is still up more than 900% from 1992.

But Stephenson insists that, while this all looks bad, the company didn't do anything illegal: "Everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate," he wrote in the email sent to employees.

But AT&T insists that while all the deal making looks like expansion, it is really focus, and, surprisingly perhaps, the company may be right.

The company insists that while it reserved the contractual right to track students' surfing habits individually, it never gathered anything more than their age, sex and ZIP code -- information it then shared in aggregate form with advertisers.

But it is further insisted that, while the immunity statute may protect individual witnesses, it would not protect the corporation of which appellant was the agent and representative.

Australia will insist that while the mathematical possibility exists, so does hope but it is delusional optimism.