So perhaps the ultimate word should go to the former governor.
The supreme leader, who has the ultimate word on all affairs in Iran, made the comments during a meeting with students on Monday, according to Digarban.
It's the ultimate word of mouth recommendation from someone [his followers] really trust, and from a publisher's point of view it's magical".
The ultimate word in such lovable bad brotherhood (and misguided unclehood) might have come from Mark Ruffalo in the 2000 film "You Can Count On Me," which had a peerless screenplay by Kenneth Lonergan.
As the thorough legislative analysis for the Heritage Foundation by Messrs. Moffit, Haislmaier and Morris points out, the ultimate wording was not from Senator Grassley's amendment, which made explicit mention of the federal contribution toward health insurance of Congressional employees and members of Congress, as did a version approved by the Senate Finance Committee.
It was said of Jesus of Nazareth that he was the ultimate Word of God -- the flesh and blood embodiment of God's love and justice, "full of grace and truth" (St. John 1 14) -- and what he said, is what he meant, and what he lived.
Many people feel like they should say the ultimate right words that show their love for the person who is dying while bringing peace.
Still, for those afflicted with a partner like Walter Fish, it is comforting to note that Margery Fish found a way to have the ultimate last word about their garden collaboration.
Bill Maher comments, "It's the ultimate bad word", observing that thanks to Lenny Bruce, comedy clubs have become "the freest free-speech zone" in the United States.
But "life" had triumphed in the end.This seemed the ultimate twisting of words, but the admiral had one more up his braided sleeve.
