The more vigorous the reporting, the more they hated it.
"My insiders at WMA acknowledge, 'Dave and Jim have failed as leaders,' " Finke wrote in late March, adding, " 'They've got to let Ari lead and get out of the way.' " Endeavor agents argue that other news outlets were, like Finke, reporting the merger as essentially a stealth takeover by the smaller, more vigorous Endeavor, so her reporting must have been accurate.
People familiar with Mr. Jackson's defense said his advisers had wanted a more vigorous response to tabloid reports about him, despite a judge's order not to discuss the case.
Table 1 shows that people who were left wing reported more vigorous activity each week than centrists (29.6 min, 95% confidence interval 11.5 to 47.7), as did those on the right wing (27.7 min, 9.1 to 46.3).
Physical activity level among 18 25 year olds varied widely, with older (aged 20+) participants studying at university/college reporting doing more vigorous activities (kite surfing, mountain biking and martial arts) compared with the other groups (Additional file 7: Table S7, quote 1a and b).
Stephen Friedman will probably be more vigorous than his predecessor; The Washington Post reports that one of Mr. Bush's frequent complaints about Larry Lindsey was that he didn't get enough physical exercise.
(Arnold) While most participants walked (more or less frequently) for recreational purposes, other more vigorous activities were less frequently reported.
To account for varying types of physical activity, walking and biking were given half the reported hourly value, while running, weight training, and more vigorous activities were given a full reported hourly value.
Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) followed suit with a plea for a more "vigorous" approach to Latin America, before discussing the reported imprisonment of a Florida contractor by the Iranian government.
