The "standing commando" forced prisoners to stand absolutely still for eight hours at a time; any movement or noise was punished by beatings.
We stand absolutely shoulder to shoulder with the French in relation to this issue.
But Mr. O'Mara said that because the case had become a "significant media event," he was unable to "stand absolutely mute".
"No man can stand absolutely alone and make any meaning out of life," Ned says at one stage, speaking for the author as much as for himself.
TV images showed Bin Nasser running slowly backwards towards the centre of the pitch and looking at his assistant Dotchev (whose immediate reaction was to stand absolutely still), while Maradona was celebrating the controversial goal with his team-mates.
They stand, absolutely, but within a generation largely discredited as artificial — as noted last week by Mitchell from inside the circle of trust and not from a excommunicated mutineer (Canseco) or unwelcome journalists (the authors of "Game of Shadows").
Cook, for his part advises that, if caught in a nuclear attack, people should stand absolutely still, but not under a tree as that can be "extremely dangerous"; the effects of radiation can be avoided by wearing a brown paper bag.
Corbyn, who on Monday said that he and the party "stand absolutely against racism in any form", has been requested by his Welsh colleagues not to visit the country amid fears that his intervention would not be helpful in a hard-fought contest, with Ukip keen to pick up seats.
The actor recalled that standing like a statue was difficult since "first of all, I didn't realize how hard it is on the back to stand absolutely tall and straight and not move.
"I may be lonely, I may be the only one, but I'm going to stand absolutely faithful to the issue of marriage not because it's a politically expedient thing to do because it isn't," Huckabee said.
