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The bug also recorded the then-52-year-old DeCavalcante being robustly intimate with the secretary.

He thumped the table to emphasize how robustly and convincingly straight he was.

With the raids on three hedge funds yesterday, the Feds are robustly taking on insider trading.

Goldman contends, robustly, that it was not; the SEC, equally adamant, asserts that it was.

He considered her with a medical eye, glad to see her bearing the signs of life lived freely and robustly in the open air.

Helen and Daisy agreed very well; Helen was robustly conscientious, and Daisy gently so.

Mr. de la Mare is at the opposite pole to poets so robustly at ease with experience as Browning and Whitman.

A little stone column supports a bronze ship, its sails bellying robustly to the whip of the Pacific winds.

A renewed sanity clothed them—girls drew into squares of giggling defense against the verbal sallies of robustly-witted young men.