Tonight there were no facts, just assertion after weird assertion.
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"This period of abeyance has turned into a non-assertion assertion of executive privilege," Whitehouse said.
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Trudeau reportedly pushed back on that assertion, but Trump said he continued to make the assertion.
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As with President Clinton's assertion in 1996, you would be making only a preliminary, protective assertion of executive privilege designed to ensure your ability to make a final assertion, if necessary, over some or all of the subpoenaed materials.
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As he careened this week from subject to subject and assertion to assertion, an energized Mr. Trump seemed to be enjoying himself.
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He repeated this assertion on "Pauw" in September 2018, as well as the assertion that van de Wetering pushed him to use Martin Bijl.
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Trump's claim is different Trump's assertion, however, is a blanket assertion of privilege for anything relating to the special counsel report on the Russia investigation.
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An assertion that beer preference is linked to sex on the first date stands out in a study more than an assertion about grammar tolerance and religious beliefs.
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They claim the bank doesn't cost taxpayers a dime, but that assertion the Congressional Budget Office disputes that assertion, finding that the bank costs taxpayers $200 million per year.
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In that space, two and two do not have to equal four, and the most recent assertion need not remember the contradictory assertion that was made a few seconds earlier.
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Rozell said he knows of no legal sanction for ignoring an assertion of executive privilege, but that it would be "unprecedented" for an assertion of the privilege to be ignored.
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" On Ratner's behalf, his attorney called the assertion "ridiculous.
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" But Christie called Kaine's assertion "desperate" and "beneath him.
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She rejected the assertion that performers should refrain from politics.
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Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah, pushed back on Trump's assertion.
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I asked Ben Bruce if he'd agree with that assertion.
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Whether that is true is less important than the assertion.
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Judge Young rejected testimony from Ms. Jack defending her assertion.
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Mueller made this assertion in response to questioning from Rep.
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The company denied the assertion in a statement on Sunday.
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari also rejected Trump's assertion.
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Let's just look at one remarkable assertion that Pruitt made.
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Warren renewed her assertion that Stumpf should be criminally investigated.
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The assertion came from former chief information officer David Bray.
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His campaign repeated that assertion after the report was released.
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GM's financial materials and previous corporate statements support that assertion.
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A new video released by UNICEF challenges that obscene assertion.
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He offered no concrete evidence to back up the assertion.
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Rubio's assertion of terrifying threats extended to China as well.
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Despite the minister's assertion, problems persist for Nigeria's tourism industry.
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Despite Meadows' assertion, Sondland and Volker's testimony supports that conclusion.
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"You didn't rebut a single factual assertion tonight," Cuomo responded.
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Such a bold assertion of presidential power is highly controversial.
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The administration has not provided details to substantiate that assertion.
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But many legal experts question his unilateral assertion of power.
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In a court filing on Friday, Mueller rebuked that assertion.
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Both Lion Air and the APA reject the company's assertion.
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Papadopoulos and his fiancee have pushed back on that assertion.
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Neither assertion was correct, but give him points for effort.
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That assertion provoked disbelief among Western opponents of Mr. Assad.
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On Saturday, a senior Fox News executive repeated that assertion.
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Shortly after, Cuomo cut short the interview after McEnany's assertion.
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Comey said on Thursday that that assertion was not true.
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He's only doubled down on this assertion during his presidency.
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Meanwhile, conservative Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro questioned the coup assertion.
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The Times has taken aim at this assertion many times.
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In fact, this assertion by Hawley and others led Sen.
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The last assertion is the only one that survives scrutiny.
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Clinton's assertion that she isn't "good at being" a candidate.
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Trump did not provide detail or evidence for his assertion.
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The reality is that Election Day actually disproves this assertion.
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"I think that is an absolutely sexist assertion," she said.
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There has been no independent confirmation of Mr. Pompeo's assertion.
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Eventually I came to see some truth in that assertion.
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Agents have rejected that assertion, calling it insulting and untrue.
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And that's the assertion that is being made [by critics].
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This assertion remains untrue for a majority of the "millennials".
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But the updated timeline and dispatch audio contradicts that assertion.
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The question was based on an assertion made by Rep.
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But Mr. Netanyahu's assertion has the virtue of being indisputable.
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But that assertion is backed up by no serious data.
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He also based that assertion on firsthand discussions with Trump.
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Instead of taking a mulligan, Mr. Giuliani repeated the assertion.
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Whether Cipollone's assertion comes from deception or incompetence is unclear.
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Others say there is no evidence to back this assertion.
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The film closes with the remarkable assertion, by the art
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And the newly reported information seems to back that assertion.
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There's evidence to support Biden's assertion that Lamb can win.
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But that assertion does not accurately reflect the M.I.T. research.
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Mexico's foreign ministry has not responded directly to that assertion.
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The President did not provide any proof for his assertion.
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Cohen confirmed that assertion in his subsequent testimony to Congress.
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And despite Trump's assertion that ISIS has been defeated, Gen.
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But lawmakers from both parties condemned this assertion as false.
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So the couple's assertion was true but not complexly true.
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He repeated the assertion at his New York news conference.
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That assertion is about to be put to the test.
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That undercuts an assertion of conservative critics of the inquiry.
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Kavanaugh rejected the assertion linked to his stance on abortion.
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Trump invoked two types of executive privilege — both a final assertion over one category of documents and a "protective" assertion over other documents while the administration decides if it wants to formally invoke the privilege.
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But Barr said that that "protective assertion" gave Trump the option to make a "final assertion" on whether to make the claim for all or merely some of the materials related to the Mueller report.
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This assertion was certainly more muted and nuanced than Trump's tweet about Judge Robart, but the setting in which Obama made the assertion makes that episode arguably more troubling than the current one involving Trump.
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The assertion that the location device "is automatically enabled" is incorrect.
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Both the J&J and pension fund briefs refuted that assertion.
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But maybe take that second assertion with a grain of salt.
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Still the President's assertion is close enough to be considered true.
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Santorum did not provide details or examples to support his assertion.
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It's an assertion of a profound and perpetual sense of betrayal.
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It just takes intention and power of assertion of your will.
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John McCain called on Trump to provide evidence for his assertion.
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Nielsen did not offer any evidence to back up her assertion.
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They reject North Korea's assertion that it detonated a hydrogen bomb.
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This assertion was categorically denied by Touraine during her press conference.
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This is, in fact, demonstrably false in both assertion and outcome.
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However, Sesame Workshop tweeted a statement denying Saltzman's assertion hours later.
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The United States military did not confirm or deny the assertion.
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Trump's habitual lying also gave no reason to believe the assertion.
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See Protective Assertion of Executive Privilege, 20 Op. O.L.C. at 1.
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At the time, Wired's assertion was only one of many guesses.
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Harris's assertion is backed up by an analysis by the Trace.
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The two advocacy groups who filed the lawsuit assailed that assertion.
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He pointed to Moore's assertion that the candidate did nothing wrong.
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Sansa's armor is a direct reaction to Dany's assertion of power.
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The office of the cabinet secretary cited the Migrant Care assertion.
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The general, while not addressing Trump specifically, disagrees with the assertion.
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The assertion prompted a mix of anger and pity from Democrats.
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Indeed, the rampant growth in London property prices support this assertion.
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Warren is wrong in her assertion that tech markets lack competition.
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During his reelection bid in 2012, Obama made the same assertion.
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Love's words, and the executive's assertion, whispered creepily in my head.
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But is that an accurate assertion, or even a fair one?
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Now, though, there's also statistical evidence to back that assertion up.
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Durani provided no evidence to support the assertion of Taliban responsibility.
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But Uber's assertion that tips are not "expected" is highly questionable.
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" Smith responded to the assertion by saying Trump's claim "means nothing.
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However, that assertion might change in the course of the investigation.
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There's a different kind of assertion of power at work here.
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If your assertion is questioned, you need only to repeat it.
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Greenfield doesn't overtly challenge this assertion, perhaps because it's so ridiculous.
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The risks aren't overshadowing his assertion that fundamentals are wildly solid.
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That assertion assumes replacement of the plant's output with natural gas.
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How do we know if an assertion reflects fact or fabrication?
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But his son, Glen Lerner, disputes this assertion of boyhood happiness.
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History backs up his assertion that the failure rate is high.
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Second, Trump's assertion that the entire dossier is "fraudulent" is inaccurate.
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But it's an assertion that scientific studies seem to back up.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have criticized Trump's assertion as patently false.
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Meanwhile, me send message to Washington via quiet assertion of strength.
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Every catastrophe is educational, even if such an assertion risks sentimentality.
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He's the sort of character that assertion should be reserved for.
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Since her introduction, Princess Nokia's narrative has been obsessed with assertion.
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Then she urged voters to fact-check her assertion for themselves.
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That assertion wasn't made in any of the relevant legal proceedings.
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Mr. Powell based his assertion on how Dodd-Frank is written.
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Despite the skeptics, he made a career out of that assertion.
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But the skulls were also an intimidating assertion of local identity.
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Mr. Trump's assertion that the Islamic State is defeated is absurd.
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Consider the assertion that Jews are more materialistic than non-Jews.
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There was no immediate comment from Ukrainian officials about that assertion.
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A Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, denied Mr. Pompeo's assertion.
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But an earlier assertion of this fundamental principle is quite clear.
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"Needless to say, I strongly disagree with that assertion," Sanders said.
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Each time, this assertion would be both right and terribly wrong.
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The assertion of motherhood as sacrifice comes with a perceived glorification.
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A subsequent autopsy reportedly contradicted the assertion that Melgar was intoxicated.
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MK: Well, that assertion could not be further from the truth.
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" Compare this to Trump's assertion, "I know more ... than the generals.
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A Police Department spokesman, Al Baker, rejected that assertion as untrue.
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But the "evidence does not support that assertion," the administrator concluded.
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The assertion of individual freedom is a form of political action.
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"We wholeheartedly disagree with that assertion," said Helen Bow, a spokeswoman.
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He smelled of aftershave, some aggressive assertion mixed with flowery scents.
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The assertion is that something like this was to be expected.
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So I have no idea where Mr. Mulvaney's assertion came from.
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Given recent political rhetoric, some people might find that assertion surprising.
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To back up that assertion, let's review the facts in context.
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Data from GenForward confirms the Washington Post's assertion: white identity matters.
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The assertion has been echoed by Texas politicians such as Gov.
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The article did not cite any evidence to support the assertion.
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" Politifact chose that assertion as its 2013 "Lie of the Year.
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"The catwalk is nearly always about self-assertion," Dr. Moore said.
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India says Ibrahim is hiding in Pakistan, an assertion Pakistan denies.
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Any assertion that the network blackmailed or coerced him is false.
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In her response, McMorris Rodgers did not challenge Trump's basic assertion.
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Trump cited Liu's comments as a positive sign, underscoring his seniority, and repeated his assertion that Chinese officials had contacted U.S. trade counterparts overnight and offered to resume negotiations, an assertion that China declined to confirm.
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Trump's "protective assertion" gives him the option to make a "final assertion" on whether to claim executive privilege over only some or all of the Mueller-related materials in the future, according to Attorney General William Barr.
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In this case, however, his assertion does contain an element of truth.
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The characters follow up and double check every assertion until it's solid.
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This is a rather faith-based assertion for a man of science.
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Also, the assertion that seltzer has a pH of 3 is dubious.
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The government made the assertion in a brief filed in court today.
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" The White House, for its part, has vehemently denied the assertion. "Mr.
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Trump's assertion that Obama "gave" Iran this money is not quite accurate.
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Tamar's only act of assertion was insisting the baby's father was Black.
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Cheney Mason contradicts the assertion that his client got away with murder.
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In a statement, Kevin Lewis, a spokesperson for Obama, rejected Trump's assertion.
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CBP spokesman Carlos Diaz declined to comment on the sources' assertion directly.
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Jayapal is highlighting that Trump's transparency assertion is, unsurprisingly, a big lie.
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Mr Deripaska has denounced that report as a "malicious assertion and lie".
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In terms of trade responses, China is now bearing that assertion out.
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The Wall Street Journal editorial board made the same assertion on Monday.
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FBI agents reportedly informed Lynch of the document's assertion, which she denied.
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To me, style wasn't a personal choice, but an assertion of power.
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What about Mr Trump's notorious assertion that some Mexican immigrants are rapists?
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FABER: THE EU'S ASSERTION IS THEY OWE, 14.5 BILLION DOLLARS TO IRELAND.
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But the European Parliament and privacy advocates cast doubt on that assertion.
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More than a compensation, it was an assertion of nobility in defeat.
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That assertion and her individual situation have never been tested at trial.
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"), or if it was just an assertion of fact ("I love riots!
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Players and their union have bristled at Trump's assertion they are unpatriotic.
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Putin has rejected the assertion and Reuters could not independently confirm it.
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But publicly available details of his itinerary don't square with that assertion.
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Demetrio seemed to take issue with the assertion the flight was overbooked.
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There was little evidence to back up that assertion, as reported below.
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There's a high road and low road way to explain my assertion.
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For years, it has been an assertion of status, achievement and wealth.
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Pompeo did not provide explicit evidence to back up the U.S. assertion.
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It's a controversial and widely admonished assertion that's commonly propagated by Islamophobes.
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The picture above proves just how wrong Trump's assertion was -- and is.
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At its heart, Black Consciousness demanded pride, self-assertion, and self-confidence.
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Razer's assertion that it's buying THX primarily for the brand rings true.
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Now that actress, Lisa Edelstein, has come forward and confirmed Star's assertion.
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Fear is a gleam of hope, the will to live, self-assertion.
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Most climate activists would agree with his assertion that biofuels are harmful.
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Both Lion Air and the APA have now rejected the company's assertion.
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Burks pushed back against Conroy's assertion, saying he remembers the conversation differently.
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Any assertion to the contrary to the Grand Jury would be perjury.
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Faber: the EU's assertion is they owe 14.5 billion dollars to Ireland.
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His assertion was met with somber nodding and little, if any, pushback.
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" I dissent from Mr. Kanigel's flat assertion that "she was never beautiful.
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Vanity was an assertion of dignity: dress for the job you should
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Comey, however, rejected that assertion last year when he testified before Congress.
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" Mueller's 448-page report denies Trump's assertion that he was "highly conflicted.
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She was discussing Mr. Trump's assertion that he provides child care services.
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Morsi's assertion of dictatorial powers set off massive protests and nationwide violence.
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Indians celebrated the response as a powerful assertion of force against Pakistan.
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They say it turns each assertion of scandal into more white noise.
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It was such a gift to have Meera singlehandedly disprove that assertion.
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A recent study by Kinnaman provides research to back up that assertion.
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John Colley, a mergers expert at Warwick Business School, questioned that assertion.
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She did not cite a specific report or study for her assertion.
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" Her words echo Beuys' assertion that art is "the science of freedom.
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Now, Musk's assertion is still fairly vague — and perhaps a bit misleading.
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Free Press, a DC-based public interest group, strongly disputes that assertion.
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Mr. Trump made the incendiary assertion hours after his running mate, Gov.
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This assertion has elicited criticism from some historians and support from others.
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He denied the assertion and then, Mr. Schnatter wrote, he said Col.
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Mr. Trump's assertion that the show "was forced to close" is incorrect.
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It must have roused in men an extraordinary desire for self-assertion.
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This assertion of power at the polls is important, despite Clinton's loss.
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For one, Viganò's assertion conflates consensual homosexual activity, sexual harassment, and pedophilia.
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The assertion left a bitter and explosively ironic taste in my mouth.
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South Korea corrected Trump's assertion that Korea was once part of China.
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So far, though, America has offered no evidence to support either assertion.
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His assertion that capitalism was superior to socialism disturbed the Chinese greatly.
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But this assertion of party influence isn't limited to state-level activists.
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What two pieces of evidence does she give to support this assertion?
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Everything that happens outside the court makes a mockery of this assertion.
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It is an assertion, and Briggs misses the opportunity to examine it.
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The poll data in the article does not back this assertion exactly.
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CNN has been unable to contact the photographer to verify the assertion.
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But Mr. Rice dismissed that assertion with a wave of his hand.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin repeated that assertion in Davos, Switzerland, last week.
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But she said that there was no reason to believe the assertion.
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It is the most effective tool for assertion of the community rights.
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A day after Mr. Netanyahu spoke, the State Department rejected his assertion.
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That assertion appeared to go significantly further than the prosecution's previous arguments.
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Spiro's assertion was convincing on some level, but it was also preposterous.
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Lawyers for Hawaii who are challenging the travel ban disputed that assertion.
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But Carens makes a startling assertion toward the end of his book.
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His assertion of the Fifth Amendment may not hold up in court.
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The international community mostly considers them illegal, an assertion disputed by Israel.
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During oral arguments last month, Jackson appeared skeptical of this blanket assertion.
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They accused Qatar of supporting terrorism, an assertion that Doha had dismissed.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertion to the contrary, our country is already great.
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"They were in our diner," Ueland quipped when asked about Pelosi's assertion.
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That assertion was hard to square with most of the available evidence.
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The confessional poets inadvertently oozed privilege with every assertion of their pain.
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Populism celebrates the quick slogan, the impulsive slash, the easy ignorant assertion.
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The older Tonya makes an assertion, and the older Jeff does likewise.
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" He then doubled down on his fact-challenged assertion via tweet: "P.
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" Trump's lawyer, Jay Sekulow, issued a statement calling that assertion "completely false.
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But the assertion did not prompt widespread media coverage at the time.
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But in doing so, the project remains true to its eponymous assertion.
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But Comey's written testimony also lends credence to Trump's assertion that the former FBI director did, in fact, tell him that he was not the subject of a counterintelligence investigation — an assertion that Trump has touted for months.
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Trump denied Comey's assertion, later tweeting "James Comey is a proven LEAKER & LIAR."
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Campbell referred CNN to her tweet when asked for comment on Trump's assertion.
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But what the Indiana University researchers found neither proved nor disproved either assertion.
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Congressional Democrats on Sunday scoffed at Trump's assertion that Russian involvement wasn't clear.
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But on the assertion that judges always set aside personal values, Democratic Sen.
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It was an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States.
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However, the assertion that I punched anyone over a parking spot is false.
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Or her false assertion that Walmart and Amazon do not pay minimum wages?
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As previously reported, Comey stated there was no evidence to support the assertion.
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It's a positive assertion of values and a clear rebuke of domestic terrorism.
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He again pointed to an assertion made by Clinton's Democratic primary rival, Sen.
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However, several people including billionaire Warren Buffett have pushed back on that assertion.
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But university spokesman Paul Browne in a statement said that assertion was false.
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" Dillard also seems to disagree with Ashley's assertion that "it did not happen.
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That's an unproven assertion, however, and is part of what Mueller is investigating.
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Assumptions have replaced observation, assertion has replaced assessment, and ideology has replaced evidence.
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This assertion by Alice necessitates another assumption about her use of quantum theory.
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Shadow represents the frequently invoked melting pot, and a counterpoint to Wednesday's assertion.
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As he has done so often, he attributed his assertion to unnamed people.
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On [EARLIER SONG/PROJECT], they [RANDOM DETAIL THAT SUPPORTS ASSERTION OF PREVIOUS SENTENCE].
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His assertion that he ought to be set apart in the first place.
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"No evidence has been proffered to support (the funders') assertion," the letter said.
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But the district attorney disputed that assertion in a press conference on Monday.
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"I want to resolutely deny this malicious assertion and lie," the ad said.
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In fact, 22019 percent of cases there are filed by patent assertion entities.
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Naturally, tech journalists have taken to examining the truth behind such an assertion.
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This ridiculous assertion should not, and will not hold up in criminal court.
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Further, this assertion doesn't hold up to the basic facts of Klinsmann's tenure.
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In Tuesday's interview, Trump reiterated his assertion that the raid was a success.
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You definitely don't want to just be callously dropping that assertion on Twitter.
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But this uncharacteristic assertion of weakness by Trump is just a political dodge.
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That, however, depends on the proper assertion of privileges protected by the Constitution.
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Venezuelan authorities said they had "normalized" the situation, an assertion the inmates refuted.
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Lawmakers reportedly said that Nielsen provided no statistics to back up the assertion.
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Ford roundly denied this assertion in a statement reported by The Washington Post.
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Dorinda Medley's assertion that de Lesseps only sought treatment to avoid jail time.
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Any presidential assertion of the Fifth Amendment spawns an array of political considerations.
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Cohen made the assertion in a signed statement filed in federal court Wednesday.
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The assertion that it is not illegal to rape your spouse is false.
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The president also repeated his assertion that his wall is already being built.
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His assertion of nonpartisanship has fallen on deaf ears, both Republican and Democratic.
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Here's a rather salient assertion from the letter, which was obtained by ESPN.
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And Cohen is willing to make that assertion to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The memorandum "contains a key assertion which is inaccurate," Wyden wrote on Thursday.
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I leave it to the reader to judge the plausibility of this assertion.
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This time, however, he suggested a new source to back up his assertion.
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"Do it," Musk tweeted Thursday in response to a story about the assertion.
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Start with the Energy Department assertion that conserving oil is no longer important.
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There are three reasons taken from the 28500 playbook to support this assertion.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government on Wednesday amplified its assertion that the Aug.
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He repeated the assertion that he had made a mistake to others later.
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Despite Trump's assertion on Twitter, there is no solid evidence to the contrary.
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To the Editor: Gary Sernovitz's assertion that fracking furthers progressive goals is unfounded.
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There was no immediate comment from the U.S. State Department on the assertion.
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He countered Kelly's assertion that he has become a powerful and influential figure.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, but CNN could not verify this assertion.
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Now he's using that same assertion to explain why former New Hampshire Sen.
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An echo of the famous assertion of paternity in the "Star Wars" saga.
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And we owe this monumental amendment to the self-assertion of black people.
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It is a claim lacking in merit: an extreme assertion of presidential immunity.
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He rejected the assertion that he and others were in the industry's pocket.
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This assertion was based on DHS' comment as reported by NBC's Geoff Bennet.
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For one, Schiff was citing a news report, not making the assertion himself.
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Sondland notably refused to say whether he believed Trump's assertion in a Sept.
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No rage, no storm, just a direct assertion of her already stated boundaries.
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Others, like Mr. Miller's assertion about the seven countries, are already being repeated.
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One man in the group of golfers behind Ojo's backed up the assertion.
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In their opinion, he has blood on his hands — an assertion he's rejected.
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But pure racial assertion seems to have burned alongside something still more visceral.
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Rybolovlev repeated his assertion that Bouvier had always presented himself as his agent.
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Any assertion that his members were merely after perks were, he said, nonsense.
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The assertion that McKinsey's work was 'redirected' because of these orders is inaccurate.
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But the Islamic State's statement appeared to pour cold water on that assertion.
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The problem is that he offers no evidence for this claim beyond assertion.
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The assertion of personal style in cartooning is, for her, all cartooning is.
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There, in the window, was a framed Times article making exactly this assertion.
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Trump's assertion sparked a new round of Republican angst with the White House.
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Niinistö did not comment on Trump's assertion at the time but looked surprised.
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That was a predictable assertion—the Brotherhood is blamed for everything in Egypt.
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She dismissed the president's assertion that he had known nothing about the meeting.
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Claiming to know the truth is therefore a kind of assertion of power.
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That would be real leadership, and a clear assertion of the Senate's independence.
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The program was originally based on a raw assertion of purported presidential power.
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Days before trial, Lester Jones had recanted the assertion that he knew Robert.
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Mexico has adamantly rejected Trump's assertion that it would pay for the wall.
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Facebook has pushed back on the assertion that social media negatively affects society.
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But I do dispute the assertion that if he is, it is somehow remarkable.
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As you can imagine, we weren't the only ones taken aback by Vogue's assertion.
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Video Meanwhile, Ocasio-Cortez's "Bronx background" is not the first shaky assertion she's made.
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He described a Russian assertion that the U.S. ship had acted dangerously as "propaganda".
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"This is an orchestrated backlash against the assertion of our personhood," Vaid-Menon says.
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In a statement issued Saturday, Kevin Lewis, a spokesperson for Obama, rejected Trump's assertion.
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But according to the researchers behind this latest study, this assertion is entirely wrong.
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Facts First: There is no basis for the "$295,288 a month (Plus, Plus)" assertion.
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But Trump's assertion that immigrants are more likely to commit crimes is patently false.
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Tonic asked Cashour whether Sisley's assertion is accurate, but we haven't heard back yet.
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Through Kai's assertion of her autonomy, she becomes the author of her own story.
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"Trophallaxis" projects a brutal history, but transfigures it into an assertion of women's power.
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But there was a glaring problem with her assertion, as Zaid soon pointed out.
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And so the assertion that he's ready across the board, I don't see it.
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And the assertion that Kelly was more respected than ever was dubious at best.
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The US has publicly rejected the assertion that ISIS fighters are in the area.
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She also echoes Lavin's assertion that the "burst of consciousness" drives toddler's brutal honesty.
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He also denied Vigano's assertion that McCarrick had become a "great counselor" to Francis.
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Thirty-one pages of scholarly endnotes fastidiously anchor each assertion in a primary source.
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Most damning was the OIG's assertion that none of the redactions made anyone safer.
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The minister said Eritrea was not receiving anything in return – an assertion diplomats question.
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But Carson stuck to his assertion that America should move to a flat tax.
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Clear as that one image may be, however, Lo and Behold avoids visionary assertion.
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Of course, his assertion that any American is not a real American is offensive.
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Francis has stood by Maradiaga&aposs assertion of innocence on the financial improprieties charges.
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That delay gave less weight to his assertion of acting in the public interest.
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The E.P.A. challenged the assertion that the officials' reassignments and their objections were related.
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So the assertion that they weren't using the forbidden code doesn't really hold water.
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Margouleff's assertion of jurisdiction based on Beck's alleged fire extinguisher antics fared no better.
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The same official backtracked from his earlier assertion that both airport workers were arrested.
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Contrary to McCutcheon's unfounded assertion, no one is helped by this surge of cash.
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" But without that assertion about Mr. Hitchens, he "doesn't have an interesting media story.
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The US has long defied China's assertion of sovereignty of waters in the region.
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That assertion would be received uncritically by Fox News and other Trump-aligned outlets.
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Pelosi cited the rushed process and impact on the deficit to justify her assertion.
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The filing says Manafort does not agree with prosecutors' assertion that he has lied.
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That assertion is refuted by the available evidence, as I've noted multiple times before.
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So goes the mindless modern conversation — a constant assertion of the scarcity of time.
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He failed to challenge Trump's assertion that he was opposed to the Iraq War.
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The assertion was that a baby -- even silent and asleep -- was distracting and unprofessional.
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And it still doesn't square with the assertion that abortion is a murderous act.
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He also left unchallenged her assertion that he paid no federal taxes for years.
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His lawyers indicated last week that they may challenge the assertion that he lied.
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Contrary to Giuliani's assertion to Fox, Mueller is free to keep investigating beyond Sept.
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Responding to Delaney's assertion that he was not pitching "fairytale policies," Warren was blunt.
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Robert Mueller made a surprising assertion last month about the limits of his power.
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Pawneet Abramowski, a former F.B.I. intelligence analyst, told me that Sekulow's assertion is nonsensical.
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Cuba has backed Morales' assertion that he was toppled in a foreign-backed coup.
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It's also the assertion of the Berlin-based Brandlhuber's own aesthetic — context be damned.
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She took a radical pleasure in self-assertion, but she asserted herself against radicalism.
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David Paterson's administration — undercuts Mr. Cuomo's assertion that he is an anti-tax Democrat.
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Schiff's assertion is at odds with the conclusions from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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But according to the data the world doesn't agree with that assertion at all.
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" Coons shot back at the assertion that the FBI "broke into an attorney's office.
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Under Ho's questioning, von Spakovsky also acknowledged a false assertion he made in 2011.
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"Any assertion that the network blackmailed or coerced him is false," the network said.
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Some trace their origins there to the 15th century, an assertion the government disputes.
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Mr. Cohen's tape destroyed that assertion, at least as it applied to Ms. McDougal.
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Trump has not provided evidence for his assertion that the election would be rigged.
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But I find her assertion of exploitation — at least of doctors — difficult to reconcile.
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That's not a controversial assertion among the group's enthusiasts — a group that includes me.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) made a similar assertion when speaking to Vox's Ella Nilsen.
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Just that fact alone debunks the assertion that blondes are the smartest hair type!
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Its central assertion pleased many liberals impatient for Mr. Mueller to release his findings.
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We invite chefs to prove this assertion—and they do, time and time again.
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Comey flat out rejected Trump's assertion in open testimony at the House Intelligence Committee.
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Hurst's office did not immediately reply to a request for comment about Brandon's assertion.
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D.C.: Here we are returned to my assertion that James Bond is a wimp.
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He also agreed with Mr. Cagle's assertion that ads like Mr. Kemp's were crazy.
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They rejected the assertion that they or their colleagues were corrupt or unfairly punitive.
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It was an assertion by the government, but that does not make it true.
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Mr. Francisco's own assertion contained a mistake, a Justice Department spokeswoman said on Monday.
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While some Afghan officials insist that they have begun winning, others ridicule that assertion.
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The caller was actually a Russian radio host and the assertion was a prank.
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Even his perpetual disrespect for facts and frequent lies are an assertion of power.
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That assertion is disputed by a wide range of economists, both liberal and conservative.
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Many Americans have balked at President-elect Donald J. Trump's aggressive assertion of exceptionalism.
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The CIA later seemingly walked back Pompeo's assertion, saying the conclusion had not changed.
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I am baffled by the assertion that academic scholars are isolated in professional cocoons.
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Mr. Trump's assertion likewise found little backing from his Republican colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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"Nice try," Hanson wrote in reply to Ocasio-Cortez's assertion that death panels exist.
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Wray pushed back on the assertion that he was advocating for weak security practices.
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Later, in a tweet, Mr. Stone disputed Mr. Trump's assertion that he was fired.
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The court's rulings in the high-profile cases this term may test that assertion.
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Jay Sekulow, the President's personal attorney, also popped his head up at the assertion.
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However, the assertion that Trump has appointed more women to his Cabinet is false.
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The judiciary's recent assertion of power was born out of the conflict between Gen.
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But I am persuaded by her assertion that there's some particular trauma at play.
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They provided no details to support their assertion, which could not be independently verified.
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Albright's report made the new assertion that the joint committee had approved this concession.
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The new museum's one heavy-handed assertion—the fact of black advancement—is indisputable.
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Al Jazeera later reports it had a second anonymous source who confirmed the assertion.
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However, the department declined to provide POLITICO — or GAO — with evidence supporting that assertion.
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Despite Trump's assertion at the rally that Hispanics love him, that's hardly true either.
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The groom will not Google the validity of her assertion, because it won't matter.
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Some Republicans suggested that Mr. Trump might have extrapolated that into an unfounded assertion.
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The unsubstantiated assertion has renewed a debate about whether security agencies invade Americans' privacy.
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Macron also questioned Trump's assertion that foreign fighters in ISIS were predominantly from Europe.
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Or is it the self-doubt that comes from the need for such assertion?
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Defense Department officials have rejected that assertion, saying transgender service members can still serve.
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Still, Smith's assertion was also echoed by the Huffington Post's top editor Lydia Polgreen.
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The assertion "they're good dogs Brent" was never about aesthetics, or even about dogs.
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You'll hear the word "crisis" a lot, and the assertion that Democrats refuse to negotiate.
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Mr. Trump disputed Mr. Rubio's assertion that President Bush had shown leadership before the attacks.
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What is not reasonable, though, is the assertion that Republican leadership somehow caved to Trump.
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Trump's assertion about the murder rate isn't true — there's been a steady decrease since 1991.
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It is difficult to agree with the assertion that California's best days are behind it.
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The academic, who produced the data that's behind Trump's assertion, says his research was misinterpreted.
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" On Monday, Spicer stood by his assertion that it was the "the most-watched inaugural.
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Trump's assertion that Russia didn't meddle in American elections sparked an inferno on the left.
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Figures from the state horse racing board back the track's assertion that deaths are down.
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The department has not released data to back its assertion, and Google denies the allegation.
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Immigration experts scoff at the assertion that cutting family-reunification immigration would raise US wages.
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Despite Trump's assertion, only several hundred of the prisoners are believed to be from Europe.
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López Obrador's statements on Friday, however, contradict Durazo's assertion that it was a routine patrol.
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But the assertion is false; no law requires the separation of children from their parents.
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You'll hear the word "crisis" a lot and the assertion that Democrats refuse to negotiate.
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Jones, the Senate staffer who investigated the CIA's torture program, said that assertion is untrue.
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" But everything else in Benedict's book contradicts the assertion that all cultures are "equally valid.
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Another half-truth was his assertion that criminal immigrants were a big threat to Americans.
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Graham rejected the administration's assertion that there was no "smoking gun" proving Prince Mohammed's involvement.
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This contradicts your assertion that massive voter apathy resulted in a "dismal" drop in turnout.
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I want to laugh at this assertion, but unfortunately, it rings pretty true for me.
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I do, however, want to clarify an assertion that has arisen in the media coverage.
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Any assertion that we do not take sexual assault seriously enough is simply not true.
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Trump repeated his assertion that he may not accept the outcome of the presidential election.
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The second guise is the assertion that no deal would not really be so bad.
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And the assertion is being made over and over and over again that it did.
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H: Does the drama surrounding your assertion underplay the merits of being associated with Luini?
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The significant increase in territories lost along several ISIS fronts lends credence to this assertion.
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The assertion of one human right cannot justify violations or abuses of other human rights.
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However, the senator appears to have insufficient evidence to make the assertion as she did.
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"I don't agree with your assertion that the president wants a weak dollar," Kudlow said.
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His assertion was almost immediately debunked, though Trump continued to defend himself, the Times reported.
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Kilmer anticipated fans not believing his assertion, so he's inviting people to see for themselves.
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I think the role of monumentalization is always an assertion of the incontrovertibly of things.
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When I first saw that assertion on the internet, I thought it was a joke.
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But although the music inspires escapism, it's actually a feminine anthem of bold self-assertion.
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One of them, House of Representatives Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, ridiculed Trump's assertion on Thursday.
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But even Gaga wouldn't argue with the assertion that she's infatuated with the late icon.
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There are a few ways to interpret the assertion that there's power in king's blood.
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A former wrestler at Ohio State University is walking back his past assertion that Rep.
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Cohen is willing to make that assertion to special counsel Robert Mueller, the sources said.
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Both countries have backed Morales' assertion that he was toppled in a foreign-backed coup.
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Despite this assertion, he seemed to understand the situation pretty well during his media tour.
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But Judge John Bender, the presiding judge on the panel, expressed doubt about that assertion.
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Hickey supported his teammate's earlier assertion about the value of the home crowd in Brooklyn.
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He also rejected the president's assertion that migrants coming to the southern border are criminals.
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His instruments are resentment, sarcasm, unbounded insult, casual mendacity, and the swaggering assertion of dominance.
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Mr. Kirby dismissed the Russian assertion that the Aleppo operation has been aimed at terrorists.
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He denied that public pressure had influenced his decision, an assertion many people here doubted.
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An engineer asked Zuckerberg's opinion on Bernie Sanders' assertion last week that billionaires shouldn't exist.
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"People are going to make stray comments after meetings," he said of North Korea's assertion.
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Others questioned Mr. Lowe's assertion that the game was an economic boon for Phenix City.
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" Other members dismissed Ryan's assertion in the book that Trump "didn't know anything about government.
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"Name calling is safeguarded from a libel suit because it's not factual assertion," Calvert added.
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Nearly 60 percent of voters in the three states considered this assertion to be racist.
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His assertion that he is the "most qualified" person in the country to be president.
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The House report, based on an investigation that began in February 2015, challenges that assertion.
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He also claimed that he ejaculated outside the woman's body, an assertion the victim denies.
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"The assertion is incorrect and the letter cites no legal basis for it," he continued.
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Jordan pushes back at Schiff assertion that minority witnesses were called 850303:211625 p.m. Rep.
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Cohen is willing to make this assertion to special counsel Robert Mueller, sources told CNN.
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Still, the release from the Republicans does undercut one long-held assertion made by conservatives.
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Apple did not comment on the assertion when the story was reported earlier this week.
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Trump's rallies are basically festivals of self-assertion for people who feel like embattled strangers.
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Perhaps, if you squint your brain, there is some truth to its central, cynical assertion.
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Neither D.C. law nor the Constitution permits this unprecedented assertion of power over the President.
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The assertion came through the inspector general for the intelligence agencies, I. Charles McCullough III.
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Yesterday, an unsubstantiated assertion was made that a body might be buried at the site.
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That backs up Pruitt's assertion that he neither knew about the raises nor their scope.
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The assertion of vulnerability, and Christ-like stance, are reminiscent of a diabolical, Brueghelian caricature.
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This visual became essential to the assertion of sexuality and dominance in boy band videos.
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The assertion that somehow Trump was right about this race all along is patently false.
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But IBM doesn't break out numbers for Watson, so it's difficult to test her assertion.
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The novel's name comes from Charlotte's assertion that "nothing" happens in their safe, dull lives.
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It was also a key period for the assertion of feminist power and female liberation.
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President Trump repeated his false assertion that the U.S. runs a trade deficit with Canada.
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Asked whether he'd put money on Alan Gershwin's assertion, Mr. Franklin said he probably would.
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The White House disputed that assertion, saying that Mr. McGahn was unaware of any problem.
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That's in addition to China's assertion of its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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But the timeline just doesn't fit the assertion that Obamacare helped cause the opioid epidemic.
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But in Washington on Sunday, Mr. Gantz dismissed Mr. Netanyahu's state-secrets assertion as ludicrous.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry called the American assertion of Russian involvement part of an information war.
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"The Written World" makes this grand assertion on the basis of a set of theses.
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A major assertion is that President Trump was disappointed when he won the 2016 election.
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Complicating matters for the Mavericks is their assertion that they cannot comment on the investigation.
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Her songs grapple with desire, insecurity, betrayal and self-assertion, learning from every bruised emotion.
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The opposition says that Mr. Correa's government was slow to investigate, an assertion he disputes.
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Mr. Ratcliffe said that Mr. Strzok had been demoted, an assertion that Mr. Wray disputed.
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He also questioned the assertion that news reports about the hearings would harm Mr. Weinstein.
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He has also questioned the assertion that humans are a primary cause of global warming.
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Sadly, he scarcely acknowledges that the self-assertion of African-Americans defined his public life.
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Clark's panel backed the Warren Commission's assertion that only two bullets had killed the president.
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Williams's assertion that female players are policed more than male players is difficult to prove.
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And she seemed somewhat uncomfortable with the recent assertion that she was the party's future.
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Not all agree with Mouratoglou's assertion that "100 percent" of them are coaching during matches.
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Mr. Macron seconded Mr. Trump's assertion that North Korea's nuclear belligerence is dangerous and unacceptable.
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As he talks, his voice hovers somewhere between hope and despair, self-assertion and doubt.
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But a State Department spokesman, Edgar Vasquez, disputed that assertion, saying it "makes no sense."
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And she flatly rejected Mr. Trump's assertion that there was much to be optimistic about.
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Most important, Taubes's assertion that all these diseases are "closely related" is not scientifically supported.
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He has been likened to Mr. Icahn for his vigorous assertion of minority shareholder rights.
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That assertion is a celebration of his creativity, but also a proxy for his burden.
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So, regardless of the improbable assertion of extra-terrestrial involvement, this is an interesting thing.
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The Saudis have not released any surveillance footage or other evidence to support that assertion.
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Bill Nelson countered Rubio's assertion that stricter gun laws could not have prevented Wednesday's shooting.
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But is there any truth to the president's assertion, which was first reported by Politico?
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" PolitiFact New Hampshire said Mr. Sununu's assertion was "ridiculous" and rated it "Pants on Fire.
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"Her outrageous assertion that the Grammys are 'rigged' is utterly false," the memos reportedly state.
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Mr. Trump accurately quoted the Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney, whose assertion requires context.
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Mexico has been even more pointed in resisting the assertion that there is a problem.
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The assertion, if true, has the potential to inflict significant political damage on Mr. Abe.
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But she didn't have any facts to make the case, so it became an assertion.
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We understand that the segment and story are based on a misleading assertion by Gen.
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Neither Mr. West nor the company cited any specific court rulings to support this assertion.
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It is more about a deep-seated ambition for prestige and national assertion against enemies.
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Retro Report examines a particularly incendiary one of recent vintage: the outlandish assertion that Mrs.
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The recent assertion of the people of Taiwan's sense of being Taiwanese has been spectacular.
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There is more testimony supporting the assertion that Stites was in an affair with Reed.
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The assertion doesn&apost match the data, but woe to those who cite the data.
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It's tempting to dismiss that assertion as a lie, but the reality is more troubling.
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In Riyadh, Trump renewed his assertion that Iran was a leading state sponsor of terrorism.
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"Pittman also disputed the short seller's assertion that Farmland faces a "significant risk of insolvency.
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Mr. Flynn later backed away from that assertion, saying his memory might have been faulty.
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Appointed defense secretary by his brother, he was unsparing in his assertion of Sinhalese might.
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"This is a shocking and dangerous assertion of executive privilege and absolute immunity," Nadler said.
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Or a confident assertion that to be so far outré was to swing back in?
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According to the researchers—who've conducted myriad studies on the mushrooms—neither assertion is true.
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It is simply an unfounded assertion that the president has what amount to monarchical powers.
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General Hamdan had made a similar assertion to explain the civilian deaths in early June.
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It's an empirical assertion, an argument, and the available evidence indicates that it is incorrect.
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Even the assertion that the plane's disappearance was an act of mass murder is conjecture.
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But there's also something a little willfully naive about the counter-assertion that money is irrelevant.
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At this point, though, Democrats are skeptical of any Trump administration assertion about immigrants being threats.
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But they disagree with Mr. Obama's assertion here that he has the power to appoint one.
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She echoed Raghu's assertion that even co-workers witnessing abuse can feel stress from the situation.
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You also made the false assertion that the government is trying to dismember Jamaat-e-Islami.
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When challenged over its assertion that the research is murky, Sprint stopped responding to Gizmodo's questions.
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He chooses the greater good when self-assertion would suit him, and even his teammates, better.
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One of Chen's friends corroborated Chen's assertion that he had left the warehouse around 4 a.m.
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But Trump's comments Friday morning seem to contradict, or at least, call into question that assertion.
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Broadband industry lobbyists say the rules have stifled investment, but public interest advocates dispute that assertion.
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Oftentimes, problems can be worked out at the polls with a polite assertion of your rights.
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But Manafort's lawyers could not repeat that assertion to Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Tuesday afternoon.
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President Donald Trump made an unsupported assertion Monday that terrorist acts in Europe are going unreported.
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The intelligence chief's assertion that Pakistan should be worried about Islamic State's role prompted mixed reactions.
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It was clearly a show for the rest of the room, an assertion of masculine dominance.
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His core factual assertion that "crime in Germany is way up" is the opposite of true.
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Online outlets reported extensively on that assertion, with some sneers, but with lengthy, meticulous arguments nonetheless.
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" Yale medical historian Jason Schwartz disagreed: "This assertion is at best ahistorical, if not altogether meaningless.
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Billionaire businessman Tom Steyer offered a reply to Bernie Sanders' assertion that billionaires should not exist.
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It rejected the report's assertion that it had not cooperated or provided information to the panel.
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Watch More from VICE News: Kaufman's research challenges the NRA's assertion that gun laws aren't effective.
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The most quoted assertion of the primacy of shareholder value comes from Milton Friedman, an economist.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which sued the government over its separation policies, disputed that assertion.
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Sondland responded that Taylor's assertion was incorrect, a conclusion he reached after speaking directly to Trump.
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Despite Zuckerberg's assertion, the company has repeatedly minimised its clear role in platforming and spreading lies.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the intelligence committee, also disputed the memo's assertion about McCabe.
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Regrettably, you have made this assertion necessary by your insistence upon scheduling a premature contempt vote
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Sanders, asked on Tuesday why she made that assertion, stood by it without explaining much further.
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Donald Trump's assertion that President Barack Obama is the "founder" of ISIS runs counter to reality.
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But the "copycat" assertion will truly be solidified only if Bezos drops his own rap track.
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Trump did not offer evidence for his assertion that the offensive was designed to help Clinton.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, I don't agree with your assertion that the President wants a weak dollar.
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Mike Pence, seemed to contradict Trump's assertion in an interview with the "PBS NewsHour" on Friday.
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Corry challenged Silverman's assertion that because Silverman and Louis C.K. were equals, the behavior was acceptable.
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First, his assertion that the so-called birther issue was first raised by the Clinton campaign.
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He will not like cross-exam questions meant to get him to agree with some assertion.
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Mohan is correct in his assertion that YouTube is the model platform for such gruesome virality.
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But setting aside the truth of his assertion, Trump should speak every night at the convention.
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Work on the two dams has not started yet, prosecutors say, an assertion the company disputes.
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I hate to rain on everyone's parade, but [ASSERTION DESIGNED TO PRECISELY RAIN ON EVERYONE'S PARADE].
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Despite Miller's assertion, though, public polls in Michigan and New Mexico don't show the candidates tied.
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Koppel's assertion that fiery debate over political issues is hurting the United States is simply wrong.
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Austin more or less agreed with McCain's assertion that the security environment was going to hell.
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It's a dubious assertion, but one that highlights exactly what the fight meant to each man.
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Iran dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that the U.S. Navy destroyed one of its drones.
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Mandel's assertion is that conventional labor statistics aren't capturing what's happening in the modern retail industry.
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McCabe also strongly disputed the White House's assertion that FBI employees had lost confidence in Comey.
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But retroactive classifications -- including 22 upgrades to "top secret" -- have caused critics to question Clinton's assertion.
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Apatow's assertion is a lot different from Heigl's costar Seth Rogen's opinion on the matter, too.
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She held firm on the assertion that such unsavoury characters lurk among Trumpistas in unspecified quantities.
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One can almost picture Joe Pesci reacting to Goodell's assertion that Thursday games are better: Better?
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Putin repeated his assertion that sanctions and pressure won't be enough to rein in North Korea.
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" They also pointed to the governor's recent assertion: "I am a Democrat, so I support Democrats.
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" Miller also backed up Trump's assertion from a Thursday rally that the debate had been "rigged.
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For years, that assertion was largely anecdotal, since there is no federal database that tracks arbitrations.
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Rather, they advocate a raw assertion of American power for the sake of maintaining global hegemony.
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Talking points from the White House later that same day did not match Giuliani's assertion, however.
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These releases also reflected poorly on the government's reasons for such a sweeping assertion of secrecy.
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Still another, according to media reports, disputed his team's assertion that his concussion symptoms had abated.
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" Rice also said Trump's assertion that California's forest management policies are to blame "is dangerously wrong.
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Pressed by Circuit Judge Reena Raggi, she said the government could stand by that assertion trial.
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" The Russian Embassy in a tweeted statement called Murphy's assertion that it was isolating itself "nonsense.
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With a new appointment by Trump, that assertion of nonpartisanship might become an even tougher sell.
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Cook failed to correct Trump's assertion that Apple was bringing production to the U.S. from China.
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The report also contradicted the president's assertion that Iran was proceeding with its nuclear weapons program.
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"The Committee has a number of concerns about the validity of this assertion," the amendment states.
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But I find myself wanting to conclude it with a different assertion — that it needn't matter.
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He made a similar assertion during March's Zurich talk, sponsored by the Swiss newspaper Die Weltwoche.
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Since last year, the National Labor Relations Board has been examining the legality of that assertion.
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Any assertion can be overturned and have its thrust reversed through the agile play of rhetoric.
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It's a strange assertion, particularly given that most of the movie is a collection of remembrances.
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Whether Araeen's assertion is true is subject to debate, but his rhetorical point is well taken.
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"There was no assertion of damage to national security because of this episode," Mr. Aftergood said.
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Chaffetz disputed Koksinen's assertion that he answered questions truthfully and to the best of his ability.
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The government disputed the assertion by WikiLeaks that the decision was made because of U.S. pressure.
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Democrats objected to Pryor's nomination over his assertion that the Supreme Court's ruling in Roe v.
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"To hell with their institutions," he famously said in 2006 and has not disavowed his assertion.
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In addition, the woman had never wavered in her assertion that she had been forcibly raped.
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Whether that assertion holds, firing blanks commercially isn't a fate "Hobbs & Shaw" is likely to suffer.
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There's just one problem: The doctors themselves dispute the assertion that weed caused a fatal overdose.
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Mr. Begin denied the assertion, saying Israel had information the plant was about to start operating.
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It also signals that prosecutors remain undeterred by Mr. Ghosn's recent assertion of innocence in court.
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An assertion that Flynn wasn't an important figure in the Trump inner circle would beggar belief.
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Since the days of early modernism to today, assertion and literariness work against creation and content.
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Rather, the virtuosity of his control conveyed a tension between expressiveness and reticence, assertion and discipline.
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Finally, Ms. Rehm's assertion that people who commit suicide "do not want to live" is misleading.
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Therefore, according to this view, the assertion or "force" of P must be external to logic.
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An assertion is a psychological attitude ("I think … "), a fact about what someone happens to believe.
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There's no hyperbole in the frequent assertion that it's the most important midterm in a generation.
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But human rights activists corroborate Mr. Pompeo's assertion that Mr. Larijani is complicit in rights violations.
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In Badghis Province, Faiz Mohammad, the deputy governor, denied the Taliban assertion on Dara-e Bom.
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Both actions are examples of the creeping assertion of Russian sovereignty over parts of eastern Ukraine.
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The assertion that Congress has authorized the executive branch to use force against Iran is unsound.
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The name reflects environmentalist Barry Commoner's assertion that everything in nature is connected to everything else.
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The two people said the promised influx never reached its target, an assertion Mr. Beach disputed.
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But a valid assertion of executive privilege would provide a lawful basis to decline to answer.
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Mr. Price previously made this assertion in May, but repetition doesn't make it any more accurate.
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The letter is a formal assertion of executive power and impunity without precedent in American history.
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The judge said that the Constitution did not envision such a broad assertion of presidential immunity.
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" Her comments came in response to Clinton's assertion that she is "the favorite of the Russians.
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Unless the law is changed, that shouldn't be a provocative assertion, nor was it until recently.
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That assertion will haunt the second half of the movie, which follows the couple to London.
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Usually, the burden of proof for an outlandish claim rests on the person making the assertion.
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Shakespeare's assertion that the "devil hath power t'assume a pleasing shape" is confirmed many times over.
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It contained 11 possible grounds for impeachment, beginning with the assertion that Clinton lied under oath.
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During cross-examination, prosecutor Gleason tried to challenge Van Dyke's assertion that McDonald raised the knife.
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The president has said Comey's testimony vindicates his assertion that Trump himself wasn't personally under investigation.
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"There was no corroboration on Brett Kavanaugh's bold assertion that he didn't do it," Hirono said.
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Alexander Vindman, a witness from earlier in the week, arguing that Morrison's assertion lacked necessary context.
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In some cases I've made the assertion explicitly: Isn't this really about what the treatment costs?
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Here's an interesting rebuke of the tech industry's assertion that tech innovation and evolution are inevitable.
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This is a violent assertion of white privilege at a school largely made up of minorities.
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Mr. Comey said last month on NBC's "Meet the Press" that that assertion was not accurate.
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It's a naked assertion that Israel's most fundamental legal structures ought to grant Jews special privileges.
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I emailed Akorn counsel Sohil Shah of Polsinelli to confirm that assertion but didn't hear back.
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"After reviewing the evidence and testimony in this matter, I believe Ms. Chen's assertion is correct."
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But I'll interpret it as an assertion that Democrats will find their way through this mess.
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But more than any of that, there's an assertion that the roughness itself is the beauty.
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A top Pence staffer rejected the assertion that Pence was relaying a coded message to Zelensky.
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The oft-repeated assertion that losing a child destroys a relationship is not true, she found.
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It also isn't an assertion that these programs pay for themselves by generating more economic growth.
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Having failed to prove the assertion, Mr. Trump and his allies have turned to Ms. Rice.
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"The assertion that bail cannot be set is a lie," Ms. Schreibersdorf said in an interview.
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In response to this assertion of presidential power, academics, pundits and talking heads are weighing in.
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But research in young adults as well as older people has failed to support this assertion.
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The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, asked the Justice Department to publicly reject Mr. Trump's assertion.
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Biden made the sweeping assertion in an interview with NPR this week while campaigning in Iowa.
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Lutsenko said that he told Giuliani that the bribery assertion didn't make any sense to him.
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Among the most glaring was the assertion that Little Vic had shot himself in the back.
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Russia and Syria say they only target terrorists, an assertion contradicted by accounts on the ground.
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To be indifferent to every claim of truth or fact is the ultimate assertion of power.
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He makes the atypical assertion that sometimes a charlatan really is no more than he seems.
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That is contrary to an assertion made by Trump on Sunday in a post on Twitter.
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That the answer is a resounding "Yes!" was a central assertion of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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But a valid assertion of executive privilege would provide a lawful basis for declining to answer.
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Albayrak has echoed Erdogan's assertion that the currency crisis is the result of an "economic war".
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Here, rendered through light boxes, those contrasts are pushed to the extreme and the assertion amplified.
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My assertion that Amber Heard has been vindicated in the court of public opinion is not true.
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Urban Outfitters denied CtW's assertion that the board composition had resulted in the company's stock price decline.
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Yesterday, Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway doubled down on that assertion -- and added that phrase to our lexicon.
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The powerful ending, mirroring the performance's beginning, is marked by the assertion of women in seminal roles.
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Human rights groups say many of the deaths were executions by police, an assertion the authorities reject.
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But the FBI corrected that assertion on Sunday, saying the infant was not left in the car.
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That assertion could undergo a stress test if and when the Trump administration opens the funding spigot.
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It was an exclamation-pointed assertion that infuriated her opponents and had nominal allies smacking their foreheads.
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But she remembers the central trauma, and has not wavered in her assertion of who perpetuated it.
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Police declined to comment on Supriyo's assertion while a Trinamool Congress leader denounced it as "highly regrettable".
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I am basing this assertion on how ABC genre shows in the past have fared (Lost excepted).
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" The judge described Trump's assertion of immunity as "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values.
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However, his assertion that the policy was in place prior to his administration was met with skepticism.
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At least that assertion, distinctly Trumpian in flavor, is rhetoric that plenty of white men would understand. ●
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She will have to make "the one assertion of the will remaining" and pull the emergency brake.
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There is only the assertion that Leonard does all this because he is obsessed with doing it.
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Stein denied the claim and called Clinton's assertion a "completely unhinged conspiracy theory" on CNN's "Smerconish" Saturday.
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They made their assertion on the basis that the new network connected to an actual 25G phone.
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By Thursday morning, Clinton laughed off questions about Sanders' assertion that she isn't "qualified" for the presidency.
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It is not clear from the FBI summary that Combetta contradicted that assertion when he was interviewed.
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Belke balked at Pratt's assertion that people flocked to Givling to help others with their student loans.
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Patent trolls, more formally known as Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs), pose a major threat to American businesses.
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Shortly after, Messing shot down his assertion, saying that there's been "nothing beyond talks" about the revival.
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The Times spoke to three sources, and said Hicks made that assertion after consulting with her lawyers.
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That is a risky assertion in a country where many are prospering but many feel left out.
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WAS THAT ASSERTION CORRECT AND WHY ARE YOU DISPUTING THE EU'S DESIRE TO GET THAT MONEY BACK?
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Britain's most senior policeman contradicted her assertion there was no link between street violence and police numbers.
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Trump's politics are defined not by philosophy but by ego: self-confidence, self-assertion, will to power.
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Not 24 hours later, their credibility was undermined yet again by Trump's assertion that he was kidding.
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He noted that it's a way to reduce the risk of patent assertion at a community scale.
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But, contrary to Florida OFRC Commissioner Breakspear's assertion, that does not mean the problem does not exist.
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The court therefore reaffirms its assertion that DACA&aposs rescission was unlawful on must be set aside.
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Contrary to Jones's post-game assertion, Carolina didn't get much of a chance to single him up.
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Trump on Monday afternoon responded to the President's assertion that he could have won a third term.
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But Perdue also claimed that "China's gonna pay for these" -- a false assertion made repeatedly by Trump.
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Trump repeated his assertion on Friday that his version of his interactions with Comey were the truth.
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The suit contests Trump's assertion of a national emergency at the border to justify the president's action.
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ISIS, the Sunni terror movement, claimed responsibility for both attacks, but CNN cannot independently verify its assertion.
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The hearing on Tuesday will give the retail-to-property businessman a chance to rebuff Goldman's assertion.
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The oft-repeated assertion that losing a child destroys a relationship is simply not true, she found.
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Contrary to the op-ed's assertion, Ant Financial is neither owned nor controlled by the Chinese government.
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The show gave some context to Morena's assertion that the city's vibrant life force persists, despite challenges.
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"The assertion is incorrect, and the letter cites no legal basis for it," Shaub wrote to Passantino.
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That is a surprising assertion from politicians who claim that leaving the EU will restore Parliamentary sovereignty.
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They made their assertion on the basis that the new network connected to an actual 24G phone.
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He made the assertion during a television show in December, state-run newspaper Al-Ahram reported Saturday.
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All of this is in keeping with Trump's own assertion that you can't definitively blame the Russians.
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" Or her assertion that she couldn't eat Taco Bell as she was on an "all carb diet.
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Bush's speech Thursday was a re-assertion of those views and, as such, a rejection of Trumpism.
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LeBron James came to Curry's defense, disputing Trump's assertion that visiting the White House was an honor.
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Giuliani's comments raised eyebrows, as did the assertion that the President had the power to pardon himself.
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That has to be the opening assertion of a new traditionalism — that we're not primarily physical creatures.
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But if true, his assertion adds to the mystery surrounding the motive and timing of Bharara's firing.
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But, the assertion that the only acceptable setting for dressing "hot" is a date is deeply problematic.
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The assertion that Muller may have so much evidence that he does not need Cohen is bogus.
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Cohen offered no evidence for his assertion, which appeared to take CNN host Wolf Blitzer off guard.
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The senator stood by his assertion last week, despite facing pushback from federal and state election officials.
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He also said Mr. Pompeo's assertion that investigators were trying to "bully" diplomats into testifying was untrue.
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Trump said last year that he believes Putin's assertion that Russia did not meddle in the election.
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"In the end, our internal investigations directly contradict every consequential assertion made in the article," Stathakopoulos wrote.
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Bandier's yearly earnings have been reported at $20 million, so this assertion is a great business model.
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Despite T.S. Eliot's assertion that "good writers borrow, great writers steal," for me the best writers unearth.
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"Any assertion that we are not a news organization is simply false," Gavasheli told the news outlet.
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For decades, no economic principle was more axiomatic than the assertion that the minimum wage destroys jobs.
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Proponents of that change argue that it will strengthen the regional economy, but that assertion is doubtful.
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But this assertion is incorrect: Supreme Court holdings are binding on all lower courts, state and federal.
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Trump's implicit assertion that he's the scientist-in-chief shows that that's clearly not going to happen.
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Clinton's repeated assertion that she didn't send or receive material that was "marked classified" at the time.
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Only her assertion that 100 percent proficiency is impossible, or irrational — take your pick — has any validity.
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Kennedy and other Democrats took issue with some of Pryor's remarks, including his assertion that Roe v.
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" Asked for comment about that assertion, a spokeswoman for Melania Trump said this: "I don't believe Mrs.
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The report's assertion about support for Stein echoed similar accounts in the past about Russian influence online.
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The official also denied the assertion that Kelly's frustration was in any way related to Nielsen's confirmation.
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But Trump's statement also couched his assertion by noting the allegations against Roy Moore are decades old.
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" It adds that the medication abortion assertion is "wholly unsupported by the best, most reliable scientific evidence.
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Trump's newest attorney, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, made the same assertion following CNN's report.
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This sentiment is aggravated by President Obama's assertion that strategic balance is needed between Sunnis and Shiites.
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Contrary to the article's assertion, the crown prince retains the loyalty and support of the Thai people.
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The track, "Who I Am," lyrically consists of just four short lines, leading irresistibly to this assertion.
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Neither witnesses nor a government spokesman could immediately be reached for a response to Mr. Smith's assertion.
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" Sanders made her assertion even though she admitted she doesn't "know that many people in the FBI.
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The assertion that Google has the answer to everything just got taken to a whole new level.
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Ms. Marmo, a professor of contemporary history at Federico II University of Naples, also denied the assertion.
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Let us first address the assertion that there is ever a transition of power in our government.
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He did not, however, retract his assertion that men bring in more revenue at Grand Slam events.
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After decades in which the Court had upheld every assertion of federal power, in United States v.
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In order to accomplish this, there needs to be clear visual assertion of the club's safety policy.
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VICE News could not verify the Campaign for Accountability's assertion that Lloyd wrote and sent the emails.
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Gotti Jr. stuck to his withdrawal defense, maintaining his assertion that he left the life of crime.
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Throughout the hearing, Zinke pressed his and Trump's assertion that the United States must become energy independent.
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It's easy to critique any list that makes a bold assertion for what it inevitably leaves out.
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It's an unapologetic assertion of my pride in my braid art, my culture, and my African ancestry.
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" Another pregnancy could be daunting for Kardashian, beyond her assertion that she thinks "it's the worst experience.
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But MIT officials rejected that assertion, saying that, without the agreement, the temperature could rise more dramatically.
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Democrats say records show it used the practice in Ohio despite Mnuchin's assertion to the contrary. Sen.
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It's the next part of Sanders' assertion where she gets into far dicier territory on the facts.
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Tillerson's assertion that waging war in Syria is "crucial to our national defense" borders on the bizarre.
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Or are those who argue that Europe just doesn&apost understand the technology right in that assertion?
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Her assertion that another crisis was unlikely drew some derision on Wall Street and on social media.
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" The judge described Trump's assertion of immunity as "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values.
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Do you agree with the writer's assertion that "collateral damage" has been done to the Supreme Court?
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He adamantly denies it, and no other firsthand witnesses have corroborated her assertion that it was him.
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The assertion, by PwC, came in a report submitted to the Federal Trade Commission in early 2017.
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Witness Tom Brady's recent assertion that the Patriots are the "underdogs" going into the 2019 Super Bowl.
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This was a pretty wild assertion, but it's a sign of the times in Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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It was an increasingly silly assertion, possibly a way of slightly absolving himself of certain journalistic responsibilities.
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The fallacy is concluding that if an assertion of a claim is blameworthy, it's no longer binding.
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It isn't just Cuchna's assumed assertion that Ocean's work is as bountifully ornate as Lamar's or West's.
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"In practical terms, it's not really correct to say that," Ms. Malmstrom said of Mr. Trump's assertion.
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But the assertion was still used by many, including Mr. Trump, as evidence of bias against conservatives.
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Dr. Shimura helped refine Dr. Taniyama's speculations into an assertion now known as the Taniyama-Shimura conjecture.
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Trump effectively echoed her husband's assertion that it was the result of a law written by Democrats.
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He and his followers are claiming an assault on free speech — an assertion free-speech scholars dismiss.
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Bukele, who made the assertion on Twitter, did not provide evidence or more detail about the situation.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, referring to a recent assertion from Trump "After Thanksgiving, the holiday shopping season officially begins.
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That assertion is based on a study carried out on the group's behalf by WAP Sustainability Consulting.
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" It's an assertion far more moving — and convincing — than all the restless chatter of "The Hard Problem.
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Neither assertion holds up well to a studied look at history or how true healing comes about.
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Mr. Cuban said that he was "considering" a presidential run, repeating an assertion he has made before.
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But on Friday, a Chinese official, Wei Xiaojun, disputed the assertion that China was largely to blame.
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Marbury, who was particularly active on social media after the announcement, seemed to agree with Spears's assertion.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump repeated his assertion that he did not know Parnas.
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The police said that the officers were tortured before being executed, an assertion that the rebels denied.
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Magical thinking is the basis of the entire programme of President Donald Trump -- he governs by assertion.
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" Kremlin spokesman Peskov rejected Yavlinsky's assertion, saying: "I don't think Yavlinsky has more reliable sources than this.
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A spokesman for UnitedHealth disputed that assertion, saying it was based on faulty interpretations of Medicare rules.
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Finally, came the assertion that Congress should not investigate a stonewalling president without going to court first.
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Lee did not say which briefer made the assertion but specified that no administration representative contradicted them.
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That is, a bare assertion is not enough; it must be supported by reliable information and evidence.
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That's a part of the documentary's assertion — her creative and personal maturity come with a cost, obviously.
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A few hours later, lead Democratic House manager Adam Schiff mentioned Burnham's assertion during Trump's impeachment trial.
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I actually asked a half dozen banks whether they had completed any studies to prove this assertion.
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You might understandably be skeptical of this assertion, as it's coming from the airline industry trade association.
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"The scope of this assertion of privilege — if that's what it is — is breathtaking," ranking Democrat Rep.
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Though ridiculous on its face, this assertion is backed up by at least one prior court ruling.
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In an interview with USA TODAY, he agreed with the assertion that her comments had racial undertones.
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The assertion, by Ramzan Kadyrov, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, is impossible immediately to verify.
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In making this assertion the memo focuses on the "dossier" compiled by former FBI informant Christopher Steele.
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Prior executive branch witnesses have declined to answer such questions even without a prior executive privilege assertion.
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There's no direct link or correlation between Morales' statement and Trump's assertion about the caravan on Twitter.
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The revelation appeared to undercut Trump's repeated assertion that his associates had nothing to do with Russia.
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Yet neither men's denials are likely to persuade Mueller's investigators from attempting to confirm Cohen's bombshell assertion.
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Trump is continuing to defend his son's conduct, but his assertion poses both ethical and legal issues.
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Sol Wisenberg, a Washington attorney who worked as part of independent counsel Kenneth Starr's investigation into President Clinton — and personally questioned the president — drew a distinction between Trump's assertion of pardoning powers and the broader assertion that it was essentially impossible for a president to commit obstruction of justice.
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Other reporters in the region agreed with their assertion that the end of the paper is gut-wrenching.
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Cixi presented a keen, but subtle assertion of power with a sleeve of yellow from shoulder to cuff.
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GOP lawmakers criticize rollout But Republican aides said repeatedly over the weekend that the assertion just wasn't true.
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Okayplayer music editor Ivie Anie made a point that echoes Notre Dame professor Pamela Robertson Wojcik's assertion above.
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" She also disputed the assertion that the Wikileaks emails had been hacked: "Did those emails describe hacked information?
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Botsman is pragmatic in her assertion that we can choose to build mechanisms for trust into the future.
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That referred to his earlier assertion that China had backtracked on nearly all aspects of the trade deal.
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But that assertion was contradicted by what was known to be happening in the region before the attack.
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"This, then, becomes embedded in political discourse as a fact really rather than a baseless assertion," Hoenlein said.
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"It reveals conduct completely inconsistent with her assertion that the mere thought of Ghomeshi traumatized her," he said.
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Russia has denied the assertion it was involved in hacked emails and other attempts to influence the race.
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Warren in October released a DNA analysis she said supported her assertion that she had Native American lineage.
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He also attacked Trump more broadly over wages, pointing to the businessman's assertion that they are too high.
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" Stein denied the claim on CNN's "Smerconish" on Saturday and called Clinton's assertion a "completely unhinged conspiracy theory.
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Most broadly, the court rejected Judge Nixon's assertion that some constitutional "check" was needed on Congress' impeachment process.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a former McKinsey business consultant, specifically repudiated Moore's assertion that capitalism matters most.
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But Stone rejected Podesta's assertion, telling CNN he "had no foreknowledge" of the WikiLeaks publication of Podesta's emails.
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But there's data to back up Klein's assertion of the ramifications of Brexit for the UK startup community.
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The viral tweet — retweeted more than 220,219 times — seems to contradict Conway's assertion that Trump focuses on policy.
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The Washington Post pointed out the blunder following Trump's puzzling assertion that these fictional planes completed their trip.
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He says he could defeat him in a fair election, an assertion Putin's supporters have said is laughable.
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The unique arrangement raised questions at the time about a conflict of interest, an assertion Ackman had dismissed.
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And there was a lot of suggestion or just assertion that support for Sanders was driven by sexism.
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The Beacon has agreed to cooperate with the House Intelligence Committee to help the Committee verify this assertion.
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Second, his assertion that Alibaba has 2 million employees shows a lack of understanding of our business model.
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But the assertion that the Fed acts in some kind of non-political or unbiased bubble is ludicrous.
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Pence responded later in Columbus, Ohio -- sticking with his assertion that Trump supporters should volunteer as election monitors.
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Why it works: A little assertion can go a long way in getting your partner hot and bothered.
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Talk to any Irish official and one assertion soon surfaces: Her Majesty's Government has not thought this through.
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Freeland repeated the Liberal government's assertion that the NAFTA talks were on a separate track from the tariffs.
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"The President's assertion is false, by a long shot," said William Banks, a law professor at Syracuse University.
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The source of the supposed conflict is Sanders's assertion this week that Clinton isn't "qualified" to be president.
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In the interview, Kapoor makes some startling claims, including an assertion that Smith was not addicted to drugs.
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There's industry opposition, for one thing, despite Gates' assertion that robotics companies wouldn't be "outraged" by the tax.
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That's no more proof of malice, Rakoff said, than Palin's assertion that Bennet slurred her to goose subscriptions.
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The assertion that security forces did not participate in the violence seemed to contradict a statement on Oct.
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The facts obviously refute Spicer's assertion that Hitler, during his reign of terror, had not used chemical weapons.
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But this ahistorical assertion ignores the damaging effects that their respective administrations had on particular groups of Americans.
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The U.S. Department of Defense, though, rejects the assertion it left Seoul out of the loop on THAAD.
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She said she didn't hear until September 2015 of any assertion that Cosby could not ever be prosecuted.
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Putin's foreign policy is based on a forthright assertion of national interest even in defiance of international norms.
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Iran's state television broadcast a video showing aerial views of ships that it said disproved the U.S. assertion.
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The assertion that Administrator Verma offered to fund the CSR in exchange for support for legislation is preposterous.
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Relatedly, there is the assertion that I did not answer Senator Franken's question honestly at my confirmation hearing.
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But the underlying claim is not an assertion of fact, it is a projection based on historical trends.
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King Meyers disputed G.O.O.D. music's assertion but declined to provide evidence that he was signed to the label.
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Republicans never let go of Obama's assertion, and in 2013 Politifact called it the lie of the year.
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We now withdraw any assertion that any extortion by Ms. Mackris, Mr. Morelli, or Morelli and associates occurred.
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In the novel, as in reality, some white Southerners are equally determined to stamp out this self-assertion.
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But the installation's most interesting assertion, that Egyptian culture was fundamentally African rather than Mediterranean, is barely explored.
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" Acosta took to Twitter to call Sanders's assertion that he put his hands on the intern "a lie.
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The president first made that the assertion in the Tuesday letter to Comey notifying him of his termination.
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" In support of his assertion, he claimed that areas with physical barriers had exponential decreases in "illegal immigration.
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Their support of Clinton challenges Trump's assertion that his business successes make him a better candidate for president.
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He reiterated her previous assertion that she had no knowledge of the allegations until the summer of 2016.
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Hillary Clinton prefaces her policy agenda with the assertion that the deck has been stacked against ordinary Americans.
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"Honey Boy" is a flex: an assertion of the clout LaBeouf claims, in interviews, to no longer have.
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Schiff highlighted the committee's initial assertion that PUtin did not show a clear preference for Trump over Clinton.
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The ability to crow about giving people a tax cut with zero accountability on that assertion until 2019.
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The E.P.A. challenged the assertion that the reassignments were related to objections to spending and other management issues.
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To be fair, I do not have any particular reason to doubt the analytical aspect to this assertion.
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Trump's assertion that "Russia should be in this (G-7) meeting" became another distracting headline from the summit.
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When asked if Carroll was lying, Trump on Monday repeated his assertion that he had never met her.
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The narrative starts with the false assertion that the GOP tax cuts benefited only the rich and corporations.
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But what happens when the future of the union depends, arguably, on a new assertion of German power?
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Mr. Murray said it was consistent with the officers' assertion that Mr. Scott was wearing an ankle holster.
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Harris's (D-Calif.) assertion that Americans shouldn't have to work more than one job to pay the bills.
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" Cuomo concluded his remarks with the assertion that New York "still knows what America is supposed to be.
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Those experts also cast doubt on the company's assertion that only a few low-level employees were responsible.
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It's more of a moral gesture, an assertion that people shouldn't be getting arrested for altering their minds.
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It's a highly charged, moralistic assertion, which just does not map onto any sane person's thinking about this.
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Let's rewind: In an interview a few weeks ago, dermatologist Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, made a rather unexpected assertion.
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"His assertion that he has not had a fair hearing is laughable," the judge told Westminster Magistrates' Court.
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Ali's boasting was a proxy for group assertion at a time when such a thing was wildly unpopular.
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Editor's note: This story has been edited include Tesla's assertion that the firms are working with Musk personally.
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Democrats on the committee refuted that assertion and have vowed to reopen the investigation upon taking the majority.
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Along with the assertion of superb academic and career credentials will likely come a more humanizing personal narrative.
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Still, Fama's skepticism surrounding asset bubbles pales in comparison to another assertion he made earlier in the conversation.
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Kurdish self-assertion in Iraq and Syria has also brought charges of mistreatment of Arabs, which officials deny.
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Carayol, the director of media relations at College Board, disputed the Journal's assertion that College Board "sells" data.
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A State Department official, responding on the condition of anonymity, did not address Amnesty's assertion about the Feb.
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That assertion is in complete harmony with what he informed me of at the time of the transaction.
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It's a nonsensical assertion that could easily be dismissed if it came from a white supremacist Twitter troll.
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I realized that much of my arousal was hindered due to inadequate foreplay and assertion from my partner.
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Note also that Facebook does not — contrary to frequent talk-show assertion — share or sell data to advertisers.
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" Trump's lawyer, Allen Garten, didn't dispute the assertion, and Trump acknowledged to CNN he "might have said that.
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Pompeo repeated his assertion there was no direct evidence linking Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the Oct.
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Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan asked Saudi Arabia on Monday to prove its assertion that Khashoggi left the consulate.
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"I strongly disagree with that assertion but that's what millions of Democrats and independents are saying," Sanders acknowledged.
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Trump was wrong in his years-long assertion that Comey had leaked classified materials and should be jailed.
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Trump has refuted Comey's account and called him a liar, an assertion the White House repeated on Thursday.
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Mr. McCarthy's brother-in-law claimed Cherokee ancestry; an investigation of public records cast doubt on this assertion.
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But it's not clear what, if anything, backed up Trump's assertion that social distancing would be more deadly.
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Kagan leaned on precedent to push back against an assertion that admitting privileges served an important credentialing function.
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So, where did Trump get his assertion that the numbers "this year" are more than all of last?
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But Wood was clearly skeptical of Hatch's assertion, engaging in several long exchanges with him over the issue.
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And then Trump said that women should be punished for illegal abortions (and subsequently backtracked on the assertion).
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He repeated his assertion in court on Wednesday and the judge ordered that he undergo a psychiatric assessment.
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Bettencourt, who was diagnosed with dementia, disputed her daughter's assertion, said she freely shared her assets with Banier.
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That assertion from O'Brien "conflicts" with what intelligence committee members were told at the briefing, the source said.
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But the sequence is now also an assertion of the fullness, the sufficiency, of the community performing it.
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Under national security law in general, the president's assertion goes a very long way, especially in these matters.
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Mr. Spicer declined to elaborate on what Mr. Trump meant but did not back away from the assertion.
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