As Lucidus's amorous correspondent, who becomes responsive only when the fake Lucidus's exploits become known, the wide-eyed, lushly pert Kristen Schaal wins robust laughs for her prim air of self-infatuation, though this joke too is endlessly reiterated.
I am currently judging Sony radio awards entries and the discussions about who should win are robust and devoid of bias.
Mr Chirac in 1995 also won a robust majority (52.6%), but campaigned to "mend the social fracture", not to change France.
But Y Polyn does win accolades for robust country cooking and down-at-home style.
Guerin said the time off would have been miserable had the Islanders lost a game they seemed destined to win after a robust second period.
Talk of reaching a framework agreement that is sufficiently robust to win Turkish-Cypriot voters back to Mr Talat is risky and may well not work.If these talks fail, another chance is unlikely to arise for years.
Despite the economic downturn, quality will win out, and the robust prices these pieces continue to fetch are a sign that the highest end of the jewelry market will remain healthy for the foreseeable future.
He has strengthened the story and added warmth to the characters, notably the newsboys' leader, Jack Kelly, a 17-year-old runaway from a juvenile detention center played with winning charm and robust voice by Jeremy Jordan.
But it will have done little, for all that, to quell Tory nerves set jangling by UKIP's rise.The Tory candidate in Newark, Robert Jenrick, won with a robust majority of 7,000 votes, despite the hostile circumstances in which the election was held.
Mr. Pawlenty, who had been weighing a presidential campaign for years, had developed a robust plan to win the Republican nomination.
