Word: diehardism
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Some of Clinton's most diehard supporters showed up the night before with suitcases and sleeping bags, planning to camp out for a better view of the festivities...
...side from the aforementioned locals and some diehard ex-Communists in Russia, practically no one noticed the 75th anniversary of the coup which for seven decades gave the Bolsheviks and their progeny control of the world's largest country. My core class on the Russian Revolution joylessly began its midterm 75 years to the hour after the coup got underway. Almost no one there even sensed the timing...
Even the most diehard shuttle critics seem appreciative of the recent innovations--including Ament from Currier House...
Adam D. Taxin '93, a contributing writer for the editorial page, is a diehard Philadelphia Phillies fan. We have absolutely no idea why he's a little cynical about baseball...
...kind of clubhouse deal that irked even diehard Redskins fans, also known as taxpayers. 'Skins owner Jack Kent Cooke and Virginia Governor Douglas Wilder schemed to build a new football stadium in suburban Alexandria, for $160 million of Cooke's money and $130 million in public funds. Cooke would get his name on the building -- and the lion's share of the revenues. But with public outrage mounting, Wilder backtracked, asking Cooke for $40 million in concessions to keep the plan alive. Cooke's answer...