A lonely few became dissidents, focusing intensely on support from the West, largely detached from everyday life in their own country.
He disliked his successor intensely but supported Kohl's commitment to Europe, and for the same reasons: it was in the best interests of democracy and peace in Germany and Europe that the one should be indissolubly locked into union with the other.
But President Bush and his chief advisers lobbied House members intensely this week to support the testing provision, calling it the heart and soul of the bill.
Notoriously, most films about football – about British football, at least – have been pretty bad: hamstrung between the need to appeal to the widest possible only-vaguely-interested audience (ie, the US) while not alienating the rabid, intensely knowledgeable home support.
Even though after 1981 the Reagan administration became intensely involved in supporting El Salvador's government against leftist guerrillas, and contra rebels against the leftist Sandinista government in Nicaragua, the Guatemalan government was so brutal that Washington kept it at arm's length for a time.
Mixing casually delivered scholarly analysis with intensely rendered scenes that support her theses Ms. Packer and Mr. Gore trace the evolution of women in Shakespeare through the language they speak.
The high accident rate, which included 42 fatal accidents between 1980 and 1997, led CRASH to rally community support and intensely lobby MDSHA to expand US 113 to four lanes.
His actions, at that time, puzzled many on the outside but meant that the Party supported him more intensely than ever.
The campaign, with the help of conservative Catholic groups, is intensely scrutinizing organizations they already have supported to make sure they follow the guidelines.
Yet he remains such an intensely partisan animal that he will automatically support any football team playing a country, like Croatia, that had a nasty right-wing past.
