They see that it's a lottery – with the chances of winning firmly stacked against most of them and they don't think that is fair".
Errani played the match knowing she could win, but firmly in the role of the underdog.
The win also firmly established the charismatic and photogenic Tabaré, as many Uruguayans simply called him, as a political force.
The winning well, firmly within the Thames River Valley, is just two-tenths of a mile away from a tributary called Oxoboxo Brook.
And on Tuesday, Mr. Ravenstahl, now all of 29, faces Pittsburgh voters for the third time in a little over two years, this time in a Democratic mayoral primary that, if he wins, could firmly entrench him in City Hall, as least until he decides to try for higher office.
If we believe and if we win, I firmly believe we'll stay in the division".
Many suburban constituencies in the North, Midlands and the outskirts of London that Labour ought to have won have remained firmly blue.
At this stage of 2002, Tim Henman had reached the final of three tournaments, one of which he had won, and was firmly re-established in the world's top 10.
Elizabeth Price, who won in 2012, is firmly in the latter category.
Alan McManus, the 43-year-old Scot who reached two world championship semi-finals and won the Masters, is firmly in favour of keeping Davis on the tour.
