He goes into the politics and jockeying, from Mr Aldrin's vociferous campaign to be first, to Mr Armstrong's pulling rank (as commander of the module, he was higher in the NASA hierarchy).
Later, over Soufan's vociferous objections, a CIA contractor stepped in to take over Abu Zubaydah's interrogations.
Many people blame this excess of deference on the political power of Miami's vociferous Cuban-Americans.
Mr Yudhoyono may believe that he is avoiding conflict by appeasing the country's vociferous but unrepresentative radical Islamist fringe.
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With both sides having plenty to play for the opening exchanges were remarkably tame, anguished cries from the players were often audible on the rare occasions when West Ham's vociferous 1, 500 travelling contingent were not making themselves heard.
That would be particularly true if the Patriot Act's most vociferous critics on the Left and their less numerous (and most unlikely) bedfellows on the Right were to have their way.
The 2000 doubles winner's third round opponent is French 15th seed Alize Cornet, who subdued a vociferous home crowd in outclassing China's Peng Shuai 6-2 6-2.
This explains the other, vociferous reaction to Yahoo's policy change: surprised dismay.
Hermes and Standard Life-- the latter which has recently been one of the most vociferous critics of Vodafone's global strategy, calling earlier this year for the company to exit the U.S--may join Morley.
Terry, stripped of the England captaincy by coach Fabio Capello amid allegations of an affair with the ex-girlfriend of international team-mate Wayne Bridge, received vociferous backing from Chelsea's fans as he led his side into a crucial battle.
Lee expected audiences to embrace the show, but admits she's surprised by the vociferous response.
Biden also has been an early and vociferous critic of President Bush's foreign policies, most notably regarding the war in Iraq.
He retained his place in the shadow cabinet under Iain Duncan Smith despite his vociferous support for Michael Portillo's leadership bid.
The fact that the most vociferous calls for Mr Rumsfeld's resignation are coming from the same politicians who want Mr Bush to return to Texas this November, from the likes of Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader in the House, and Senator Teddy Kennedy, has stiffened resolve.
As mayor during the storm and the flooding that engulfed the city soon after, Mr Nagin was an impassioned and vociferous critic of the Bush administration's response to the disaster, famously losing his temper during an expletive-laced interview with local radio station WWL-AM.
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If Spurs' fans were dispirited by their team's continuing ill-fortune, it was not on show - and their vociferous support was almost rewarded after 22 minutes when Myhill turned Bale's long-range free-kick on to the bar.
In Mr Murr's home district, for example, vociferous critics won two of the eight seats.
Maybe it's because organic farmers, an increasingly vociferous lobby which includes Prince Charles, have an interest in seeing off new technologies.
P. target for her strident partisanship, Boxer invited still more attacks for her belated criticism of President Bill Clinton's adultery. (Her daughter is married to the First Lady's brother.) In contrast to the vociferous Boxer, Fong, who is pro-choice-in-the-first-trimester, delivers speeches like a CPA explaining tax law.
That these alternatives are being considered at all has, meanwhile, resulted in a vociferous response from those who regard any change in Pluto's status as a demotion.
Britain's anti-politics mood, which predates even the parliamentary expenses scandal of 2009, is so vociferous that no party in particular suffers.
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