With increasing frequency, these are the grave terms officials invoke about the menace of cybercrime — and they're not understating the threat.
Few took the statement seriously, in part because Spoelstra,the Heat's unfailingly self-serious head coach, is prone to broad platitudes and important-sounding coach-isms, such as, "play to our identity," a phrase he invokes about 15 times per interview.
He invoked questions about Mr. Bush's service in the National Guard during the Vietnam War.
In contrast to frequently invoked rhetoric about spreading democracy, the military has shown a preference for establishing bases in undemocratic and often despotic states like Qatar and Bahrain.
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Has it, to use a word frequently invoked in discussions about the show's legacy, also lost its lustre?
His recent appointment to the shadow cabinet, it is true, invoked jaundiced muttering about his private schooling at an institute loosely associated with Eton, no less and comfortable north London upbringing as the son of an academic and Labour peer.
