It has been reported the cast have been grumbling that the series has become more and more determinedly inoffensive and it shows in their performances.
The song was something of an outlier in Spectrum's catalogue, a vaguely folky jam that set itself apart from their more determinedly prog numbers, and would later give them the rather unkind label of one-hit wonders.
From 1951 to 1964, successive Conservative governments—and more determinedly, the Treasury bureaucracy sought to free themselves (and food manufacturers) from the obligation of managing the British diet through the provision of welfare foods and mandatory fortification.
On the whole "MDNA" stays less arty and more determinedly poppy than Madonna's 2005 album "Confessions on a Dance Floor," the last time she looked inward at length.
Which is really more in the British story-telling tradition than the more determinedly upbeat American one, and probably a reason why this film hasn't achieved the level of fame it deserves.
Foer's narrative also discards much of Schulz's domestic, autobiographical detail and much of his pessimism, aiming for the bigger historical picture, and journeying more determinedly towards a transcendent ending.
Along with a pal, I'd indulged in the then not-uncommon and perfectly innocent teenage boy pursuit of making bombs, flame-throwers, guns, giant catapults and more bombs; Frank would too, though alone and with a more determinedly harm-minded intensity.
And, for the more determinedly Irish, the band's regular shows in the nineties along the East Coast were rites of passage of another sort.
The only thing for certain is that Americans who do have voting rights must defend them and make them count more determinedly than ever.
Union was still even more determinedly amateur than the Women's Voluntary Service and Williams did not know whether he would be barred for accepting remuneration for playing another sport.
