At first Mr Cameron welcomed these "robust assurances".
And which city did she choose to air these "robust" views?
Any colour is better than pink, but these robust choices hardly strike one as girly.
But, Mr. Cook said, "Eco-tourism is not our primary objective; preserving these robust and abundant habitats is".
So what is the secret to keeping these robust, lively dogs happy in compact city apartments?
The repeated activation of these robust patterns led us to hypothesize that such patterns may be good candidates for subsequent reproduction during sleep".
"In this incident it is clear that there was a failure to comply with these robust and well-established protocols, which continue to successfully protect players around the world.
Though London's commercial theaters experienced a record number of visitors last year (more than 12 million, according to the London Society of Theater), these robust figures are largely attributable to gaudy song-and-dance shows, often imported from New York.
Many of those who remain, state figures show, also have serious problems, like poor education, mental illness, alcoholism and drug addiction, making them difficult to employ, even in these robust economic times.
She always came armed with fantastic, challenging, questions for me – we'd have these robust discussions both in rehearsal and on set, and sometimes on the phone, where she was really thinking, living, breathing everything that character was going through".
"How can we afford these direct subsidies to these robust industries when we have record deficits?" asked Keith Ashdown, the vice president for policy at Taxpayers for Common Sense, who cited potential subsidies for the Alaska pipeline as particularly egregious.
