The Retro Report video about the lawsuit featured here this week has been watched more than a million times on several websites and attracted hundreds of comments, many vehement.
Few people have read the book, but the article has generated more than 150 online comments from vehement advocates and detractors, more than any other piece The Review has printed this year, said Liz McMillen, the editor.
But none of the comments were more vehement than those of the Leica owners.
A piece of advice from my mother, in the form of "make sure that you get out of the house every day", but it can also apply to those in a work environment, or those who are embroiled in a particularly vehement political debate in the comment section.
Palestinian-Americans in New York whom I spoke with were unified in their vehement rejection of Sen. Schumer's comments.
In order to avoid every gamer in digital Christendom taking up arms in vehement disgreement with the sainted canon, Lowood has commented that it was not a list of firsts - but "more generally centred on criteria of influence, importance, impact, the aspect of influence not just on other games or on players, but on popular culture, society, aesthetics, etc".
For example, when Noel Francisco, the current Solicitor General, was speaking on behalf of the ban, Justice Elena Kagan asked him to imagine "some future time" when "a President gets elected, who is a vehement anti-Semite, and says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews, and provokes a lot of resentment and hatred over the course of a campaign".
Mr. McCain's comments on Sunday night were so much more vehement than any I had heard him make before that I asked him whether he thought the president had acted sufficiently boldly on the issue of the commercials.
Administration officials said that although both Mr. Chirac and Mr. Schröder had called on the United States to slow down its move toward war, the comments of their foreign ministers on Monday at the United Nations were surprisingly vehement.
