This most intense and ambitious push by a US president for a Palestinian/Israeli deal continued until almost the last day of Clinton's second term.
TEL AVIV — After four days of the most intense Middle East peace push in years, Secretary of State John Kerry left Israel on Sunday without securing a public commitment that the two sides would return to the negotiating table, though he insisted that "real progress" had been made and said that a resumption of talks "could be within reach".
Instead, instruct her to exhale through her mouth when a contraction is most intense, and start to push as soon as the contraction eases.
Mr Hadi fled the capital earlier this year to Aden, which has become the scene of some of the most intense fighting as the Houthis push south from their northern strongholds.
In Syria and Iraq, where the fight against ISIS is most intense, the White House has similarly pushed authority down the chain of command.
The next morning, Calhoun pushed the Huskies through their most intense practice of the season.
Based on Freudian therory, it relentlessly confronts what the doctor sees as the patient's childhood trauma, and pushes the patient to feel the most intense mental anguish possible, as quickly as possible.
They invented metalcore and as someone who sings in hardcore bands: Dwid had the most intense vocals I have ever heard and really is one of the few vocalists to push the genre.
Throughout the fall, his 1,000-man 1,000-man took part in some of the most intense fighting of the 10-year-old war, killing dozens of Talibattalionlowly pushing took back.
Alternatively weakening monsoon might have resulted in a southward migration of the band of most intense rainfall (i.e., the Intertropical Convergence Zone; ITCZ), which would have been pushed further north onto the edge at the Tibetan Plateau during times of strong summer monsoon.
At its most intense, "Sicario" feels like a vivid nightmare, set in the lawless new frontier where gangs and cops push aside innocent civilians in their haste to slaughter one another.
