Citigroup, for example, which could be owed as much as $1.25 billion, according to analysts' estimates, has steadfastly refused to confirm these estimates.
His hesitancy was doubly infuriating to activists in light of the widespread, eventually near-universal assumption that he himself was gay, a fact (if it was a fact) that he steadfastly refused to confirm or deny.
I didn't even know about that last week").. Farah then misleadingly casts doubt on the authenticity of Obama's Hawaiian birth certificate: "the people who claim it is won't get any help from the state of Hawaii, which has steadfastly refused to confirm it is official Hawaiian issuance".
The motivation for the crime was to avoid losing control over Congo's resources, but Belgium steadfastly denied any involvement until new evidence collected by a parliamentary commission last year confirmed the direct role of Belgian agents in carrying out and covering up the murder.
Merkel confirmed that she had planned to tell Trump that she "didn't think anyone was planning to do anything" after the summit and steadfastly to deny "hearing anything" about an after party.
Unlike her contemporaries, Lillian Gish, Bessie Love and Helen Hayes, she steadfastly refused any part that did not adequately confirm her regal status.
The latest images, however, seem to confirm that Samsung's staying put on that one, steadfastly remaining one of the last flagships to sport the once ubiquitous port.
This weekend, Mr. Booker – who had steadfastly refused to discuss any aspect of the meeting or even to confirm it personally – told a reporter for The Star-Ledger that the mayor was a "liar," and that "the $80 million did not come up and we came to no agreement on any issues".
(Of course, it would be downright idiotic to take a bunch of sci-fi novels as gospel, and to this extent Wilson and Shea were arch-Discordians in steadfastly repudiating "self-referential reality tunnels": dogmatic systems of thought that rely on a central, unfounded claim, to which all "evidence" is then bent in order to confirm and reinforce that basic premise).
Confirm, confirm, confirm.
