Hostility toward the President is particularly strident among the ultra-rich.
"There are people here who do not recognize Bolivia," said Sergio Antelo, a former mayor and leader of a group, Camba Nation, whose members are particularly strident.
Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham, who have been particularly strident in their calls for military aid, said the finding must change US policy in Syria.
That videotape was particularly shocking to Peruvians because it apparently showed that the congressman, Ernesto Gamarra -- long one of Mr. Montesinos's most strident public critics -- was in the pay of the spymaster to limit any investigations into his spy network.
But the true test of any president's legacy is how long it lasts -- and Obama's would appear to be particularly precarious given the strident opposition of Republicans.
Strident denunciations of HP are particularly unfortunate, in other words, when no attention is paid to differences among students and their backgrounds.
Venezuela has been particularly active in using the O.A.S. to counter American criticism of Mr. Chávez's government in recent months as it tried to fend off efforts by a strident opposition movement to mount a referendum to remove him.
Upstairs, their bedroom is predominantly yellow, a particularly strident, mustardy tone chosen by Beth, their late daughter-in-law.
One particularly strident example happened a couple of weeks ago and Pilgrim was clearly given to understand that the axe was going to descend.
