Step 2: High-five yourself as one of the evening's first speakers, Sarah Silverman, uses her air time to encourage party unity though she once stood staunchly with a different candidate.
Both were staunchly Catholic, but I never noticed being different.
Even when the most powerful countries in the world were queueing up last year to try to "kill" the Kyoto protocol and establish a new legal climate regime with different principles and provisions, he staunchly defended it as the only legally constituted working model of international commitment to reduce greenhouse gases.
And while the substance of his Iran policy does not vary that much from Mr. Bush's — the United States still seeks to rein in Tehran's nuclear ambitions, still criticizes Iran's support for militant Islamist organizations, still allies itself staunchly with Israel — he has taken pains to flavor that policy with different atmospherics.
In the US, in sharp contrast, federal agencies have remained staunchly opposed, not only because of precaution, but also because of a focus on a different population: vulnerable youth and non-smokers.
Adams explained that the judging process often results in a third-party win after the panel splits in two, with each side staunchly backing a particular album while refusing to back the other, until a compromise is reached by picking a completely different album.
Broderick was staunchly antislavery.
Others looked staunchly defiant.
Baas, though, staunchly defended Coughlin.
I was staunchly antisocial.
