A8 Putting Elian Fervor to Use Cuban officials say it will be difficult to sustain the emotional commitment that Cubans have had to the Elian Gonzalez case, now that the boy is home, as the government presses its battle with the United States over the trade embargo and immigration policy.
"It may be a moment in time where there is quite a bit of fervor to put in place significant regulatory regimes that in my opinion could set this nation way back on the playing field," he said.
This, coupled with overall anti-government fervor, puts the minority party in the driver's seat.
But it is clearly in Washington State that the depth of antitax fervor is being put to the test.
But if you put all the anti-establishment fervor and protests aside, there are some major differences between the two conventions.
Even in states that elected Republican governors and larger GOP legislative majorities, revenue shortfalls may put a damper on the fervor for tax cuts, particularly in states that have already made deep cuts in the last three or four years.
But though he put energy into his words, the fervor was missing.
The New Yorker, May 12 , 1928P. 15 In a burst of fervor, the Union C lub put up the flag of the city on Fliers Day along with the other banners.
Avoiding politics as we know it with an almost religious fervor, Occupy still managed to put its stamp on national political fights.
If the pollsters are right (not that anyone trusts them, after their pitiful showing in May), Corbyn will never have the chance to put his theories, mulled over with such enduring fervor, into effect.
The headlong rush toward a future of our own design was stirred with hyperactive fervor by publications like Wired magazine, which put the science fiction writer Bruce Sterling on its first-ever cover in March 1993, and Mr. Gibson a few months later.
