Given the highly distinctive, highly conspicuous intricacy of his technique, it's perhaps surprising that it's taken this long; given the strenuously serious-minded Academy's frequent aversion to choux-pastry diversions, perhaps it's not.
Those enquiries prompted responses in keeping with the official media strategy: publicly, senior members of the government and military strenuously denied allegations of serious mistreatment of asylum seekers by navy personnel.
"We consider the allegations made against Lord Rennard, which he strenuously denies, to be extremely serious and we can now continue with our internal inquiry into these allegations".
"John always argued strenuously against test scores as a serious measure of whether we had good schooling," said Roger Soder, an emeritus professor of education at the University of Washington and president of the Institute for Educational Inquiry, a nonprofit group Goodlad founded in1992 after retiring.
"These are serious allegations which Ed Westwick has strenuously denied," the network previously said in a statement ahead of the scheduled premiere.
On Aug. 29, the director of communications for BBC News, James Hardy, responded, saying that the "Newsnight" program had been dropped for "editorial reasons" and that the accusations against the two executives "are of an extremely serious nature, are completely false and are strenuously denied," according to the people who have reviewed the exchange of letters.
By contrast, in exchange for protecting the dreamers, the Democrats will give Trump money to build a wall and will even tolerate some tweaks to legal immigration, but will not tolerate serious cuts to legal immigration and will continue strenuously resisting efforts to seriously ramp up deportations.
One reason is that for the past decade and more, both serious development experts like William Easterly and unserious politicians, mainly on the right, have been strenuously arguing that most foreign aid doesn't work.
And yet so many of your "serious" movies tiptoe around areas of real public concern, trying to be vaguely topical while strenuously working to avoid offending anybody.
