I met him once before, several years ago at the San Francisco memorial organized by poet Jane Hirshfield, but the resemblance to his father did not strike me nearly so forcefully then.
But he also blamed the West for not intervening more forcefully, nearly a week after hostilities broke out between Georgia and its much larger neighbor.
He screamed at Ducks Coach Bruce Boudreau and pounded on the glass partition that separated the teams' benches so forcefully, he nearly knocked it off.
B3 Neurosurgeon Speaks Out Dr. Ehud Arbit, who has been accused of operating on the wrong side of a brain and other blunders, forcefully denied nearly every allegation made by the Health Department.
The Obama administration has been forcefully trying for nearly six years to prod China to abide by the usual international rules and to curb Beijing's controversial claims of Chinese sovereignty over a maritime corridor in Southeast Asia.
Why: because she writes forcefully about misogyny.
Susie Linfield writes forcefully about this predicament.
I think yes, but not nearly as quickly, and not as forcefully.
Today children of aboriginal Canadians are being reunified with their biological families, nearly 50 years after they were forcefully taken from their families and placed into foster homes or adopted into White homes.
Zimbabwe forcefully expropriated the property of nearly 5,000 white farmers, ordering them to surrender their land to landless war veterans.
Not when nearly as many voters backed a candidate who forcefully rejected those ideas.
