Dallas and San Antonio were among the most vigorous suitors in the free-agent market.
Worker centers, which are among the most vigorous champions of overhauling immigration laws, coalesce around issues or industries.
A Texas congressman, Bob Filner, who has been among the most vigorous proponents of delisting the MEK, has described it as "Iran's main opposition" and a US "ally" against the Tehran government.
And yet the exteriors of the two museums, the Unitarian church, the police station and other architectural commissions are among the most vigorous, even violent examples of color contrasts ever presented in the city, a peppermint-stick explosion.
Manufacturers, labor unions and politicians from the Midwest have been among the most vigorous in calling for sanctions, but there were indications on Wednesday that policy experts were increasingly in favor of tough action.
The IACNC's registered address is at a photocopying shop in Albany, California, owned by Behnam Mirabdal who has made financial donations to Ros-Lehtinen and Dana Rohrabacher, a subcommittee chairman who is among the most vigorous proponents of unbanning the MEK.
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For all his mild benevolence, he condoned the use of violence in the struggle for freedom and equality, and, during his early years as an anarchist militant, he was among the most vigorous exponents of "propaganda by the deed"—acts of insurrection that would supplement oral and written propaganda and help to awaken the rebellious instincts of the people.
Paul Griffiths (1997), Jessie Prinz (2004), Craig DeLancey (2002), Tim Schroeder (2004) are among the most vigorous exponents of the view that philosophical work on the emotions must be re-oriented away from linguistic analysis and more richly rooted in science.
