In June, he used a profanity in a strongly worded promise that baseball would "take over" the Rangers if the court did not approve the team's reorganization plan.
Furthermore, the successful demonstration of a newly designed infusion technique, which diffuses the EMZF-SPNPAs through the vitreous body to the retina in a rat eye, more strongly verified the promises of this biotechnical approach to the ocular neuroprotection modality in glaucoma clinics.
"Your friends and your body will thank you," she promised, strongly suggesting she has never met any of my friends.
"I ran for leader because I believe strongly in the promise of the Democratic party, but November taught us that changes were necessary," Ryan said in a statement.
Separately, in an interview with Univision, Mr. Obama strongly reiterated a promise to seek an overhaul of immigration policy in a second term.
Sasol executives say the company believes so strongly in the promise of this technology that this month, it announced plans to spend up to $14 billion to build the first gas-to-liquids plant in the United States, in Louisiana, supported by more than $2 billion in state incentives.
Scans of a particular brain area show that people who experience more intense placebo effects also respond more strongly to the promise of monetary gain.
Zubieta explains that the researchers found that subjects whose nucleus accumbens responded most strongly to the promise of money were also the ones who had experienced the largest placebo effect in the needle experiment.
Fast forward to 2015, when President Obama followed through on that promise, strongly and publicly signalling his support for net neutrality in a moment now largely considered to be one of the most crucial in the leadup to the FCC's historic action.
While we believe strongly in the promise and potential of the Common Core, and we've seen good implementation firsthand, these standards will be meaningless if policymakers keep reducing them to a test score.
