In response to the cuts affecting the National Institutes of Health (NIH), scientists and disease advocates have demonstrated here in Washington, with chants of "more hope, more progress, more life" resounding in the street.
"The bigger and more resounding the victory, the louder the message," he said.
Before leaving for Washington, Mr. Remes told reporters here that he was disappointed that Argentina had not received "more resounding" support and praise for its initiatives.
That concert, a resounding success, earned more than $300,000 and provided the plot for the 1998 movie, in which she was portrayed by Meryl Streep.
This means that in the Sept. 12 primary, Hillary Rodham Clinton could face five obscure challengers rather than one, diluting the anti-Hillary vote and making her all-but-certain victory seem more resounding.
If that made him sound like he was taking a needed dose of medicine -- a metaphor Mr. McCain jokingly used when endorsing Mr. Bush in May -- his comments at an event in Salinas preceding the news conference were a bit more resounding.
But while exit polls initially suggested that Correa's "Yes" side would score resounding wins, with more than 60% of the vote on all ten items, only one of the questions has yet secured a majority of the population in favour; that with just 50.3% of the vote.
The resulting United War Work Campaign was a resounding success, raising more than $203 million for soldier-aid programs.
That grant allowed him to investigate franchising opportunities - which he says was a resounding success, with more than 400 applications from potential franchisee owners in just six months.
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