Susan Rice, the new US ambassador to the United Nations, yesterday pledged "vigorous" and "direct" nuclear diplomacy with Iran but warned pressure would increase if Tehran refused to halt uranium enrichment.
Now that you have the flowers and plants in the flower bed, you need to keep up a vigorous and direct watering plan for a period of time, least a month or more.
There's no evidence to suggest that exercising after eating gives you cramp, but what we do know is that vigorous exercise directs blood flow away from the digestive area to the skin and to the muscles in your arms, legs and skin.
Early on in the vigorous routine directed silkily by Joe Barros, Stern mentions returning home after a binge and hiding voluminous shopping bags so that her husband won't be on to her.
Every 5 seconds of the video was labelled as swimming (rat making active swimming motions, moving forelimbs in a non-vigorous manner), climbing (rat making vigorous upward directed movements of forelimbs), or immobile (rat making only those movements necessary to keep its head above the water; a 'floating posture'), depending on what the rat spent the majority of the 5 seconds doing.
In their need they have registered a mandate that they want direct, vigorous action.
The verse in Twenty Love Poems is vigorous, poignant, and direct, yet subtle and very original in its imagery and metaphors.
Of course, vigorous government financing, direct or indirect, for the movie industry has kept the French film industry afloat — and has been involved in a surprisingly wide range of productions.
The new US ambassador to the UN said Monday that Washington was committed to direct, "vigorous" diplomacy with Iran over its suspect nuclear program but warned Tehran of increased pressure if it refuses to halt uranium enrichment.
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