Sadly, however, the Office Angels press release emphatically argues that "reliance on the computer has lead (sic) many employees to make simple spelling and grammar errors".
But my fingers find nothing and then I remember the man on the minibus, who'd pressed rather too emphatically against my side to let a woman get off, and realize that the money has been pinched.
And then I remember the man on the minibus, who'd pressed rather too emphatically against my side to let a woman get off, and realise that the money has been pinched.
On March 16th, Cheney, appearing on "Meet the Press," stated emphatically that the United States had reason to believe that Saddam Hussein had reconstituted his nuclear-weapons program.
Citicorp Trustee Company, which acts as trustee for bonds issued by MEL, wrote in June that it regarded the buyback as illegal.Settling accountsUnderlying these questions is the suspicion, frequently aired in the Austrian press but emphatically denied by Mr Meinl, that the buyback was intended to benefit Meinl Bank at the expense of MEL's shareholders.
Pressed on this point, Mrs Clinton says emphatically that the new stoves "must not be given away".
So I pressed my ear to the door as Oni, clearly distressed, stated emphatically that xxxx was not her boyfriend.
(When pressed in the past about his stance on Khalistan, Jagmeet Singh has affirmed that "he supports the right to self-determination" and emphatically disavows violence).
On "Meet the Press," Mr. Bush said emphatically that he had shown up for service in Alabama.
"This is absolutely a panic in the public due to rumors and wide publicity given in the press," he declared emphatically.
Tesfaye is emphatically press-shy (he has yet to grant a major interview and did not respond to a request from the Guardian) and has played so few shows you could count them on two hands and still have enough fingers left over to eat with chopsticks.
