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Chest meat, he asserted, is too stringy, whereas the drumstick of a young chicken is "delicate and easy to chew. "

She asserted that she had visions from God which told her to recover her homeland from English domination late in the Hundred Years' War.

She asserted that she was creating a new paradigm, and if I was going to help her, I needed to think more creatively.

Wen asserted that he would like her to leave with great self-esteem. But I do want to ask him what is self-esteem?

However, post-modernism asserted that this was the primary mode of human existence, an individual a swim in a sea of the products of people.

It would be akin to a Chinese Monroe Doctrine, which asserted the rights of a then-rising US to its Latin American backyard.

It was only when he crawled to bed at night, or to breakfast in the morning, that she asserted herself to him in fleeting memories.

Contrary to what is often asserted, Greece would not collapse if it quit the euro.

His daughter he had asserted her to be, and his daughter she should always think herself, no matter what hypocrisy it involved.

Still, he said, the number of borrowers who are struggling to pay off their debts is much smaller than officials have asserted.

When a principle is asserted which establishes such a precedent, and may lead to such results, it is, to say the least, startling.

OVERVIEW: This was an action to recover possession of a tract of land to which both plaintiff and defendant asserted title.

It is often asserted that the purpose of education is to free the mind and the spirit.

but this does not permit the "irrationality of the existence of God" to be asserted as an authoritative truth.

The doctrine , asserted by Leibnitz , that this world is the best of all possible worlds .

As self- asserted as he seems here , his wife can wind him round her finger .

Republican Steven King asserted Democrats were also trying to score political points .

Is secrecy being asserted to protect legitimate state secrets, or to cloak a government employee who has acted capriciously?

of her character asserted itself; her better feelings were aroused, triumphing momentarily over the bigotry of her religious opinions.

Always wanting to be among the aristocrats of crime, his brother asserted himself whenever he could into deeper levels of daring.

It has asserted its authority in some border towns by lopping off limbs or even the heads of men they accuse of fighting against them.

Martin's philosophy asserted itself, dissipating his anger, and he hung up the receiver with a long whistle of incredulous amusement.

And he asserted, again, his wish to reach out to other countries (in sharp contrast to Mr Bush's talk of being with or against America).

In a time of crisis, he asserted its intrinsic authority in a variety of ways, not all of them popular -- or even legal.

A commemorative MSN. com piece flatly asserted earlier this year that "taking the pill has no impact on breast cancer risk. "

Suffice it to say that he subsequently asserted that no one else had ever gone to such extremes of self-mortification.

Claims to have owned the largest theater, Zhang Baoquan asserted that the cinema is the next lucrative industry.

The Delegation asserted that the annex to the minutes of the last meeting could not be a basis for structuring the debate.

In the court the plaintiff asserted that the thief had stolen two hundred dollars from his store.

At its best, it is always about more than clothes, as the men's wear designer Patrik Ervell asserted before his Monday presentation.

Today, MDM allows any authorized internal application to call any service with any asserted identity from MDM Server.

Soon, however, strong-willed personalities asserted themselves, and this FDR-era "Team of Rivals" dissolved into a bickering bunch.

The beam, he asserted, operates as "invisible galactic life threads" that link people, the planet, the Sun, and the center of the Galaxy.

Mr Steinmeier asserted this month that peace was "no longer based on military deterrence but on the willingness for co-operation. "

To have asserted that dreams often portray the satisfaction of longings which reality denies would have been uncontroversial.

Dolphins and whales suddenly asserted themselves into an important position of authority, claiming that they were a fully conscious species.

He asserted that Ms. Bond had shown no care for his needs and was only concerned about money, and that his son had shunned him.

With respect to the foregoing, the supplier hereby waives the right to assert that the defects have been asserted too late.

The carpenter asserted that the antique sofa could be readily converted into a bed .

Her body asserted itself with a restless movement of her knee, and she stood up.

"We have to see if we can put ourselves back together to be a little bit more competitive like we were at one time, " Sloan asserted.

Disagreement on these matters is not a result of parents clinging to the "status quo, " as you have recently asserted.

Someone even asserted that "the only standard of evaluation on enterprises is the value of their competitiveness" .

When you assert a permission, it tells the security system not to check the callers of your code for the asserted permission.

As Russia undergoes a change in leadership, the U. S. government asserted its commitment to work with Russia.

Both of these were asserted later, by male historians and philosophers and by the Victorians, who loved a saucy romance.

Anticipating a response in the Muslim world, Obama asserted that the United States was not at war with Islam.

The nuclear damage is caused by intentional acts of individuals, and the recourse can be asserted against the individuals with that intent.

that she was innocent. He asserted his innocence of the crime.

It was then, they asserted, that Kroll discovered Mr. Cicero's wife was a law partner of one of the gestores.

Three weeks later he asserted that Arabs of draft age must not be allowed to return.

He persistently asserted his right to a share in the money.

(3) A right may still be relied on as a defence even though the expiration of the limitation period for that right has been asserted.

It asserted its own tranquillity, which seemed a pledge of equal quiet to its former inhabitant.

During Prohibition, teetotaling temperance activists asserted this belief, citing it among the dangers of drink.

But even here he asserted, snapped, and contradicted as before. Heavens, thought I, this man pretends to know China even better than myself!

Depending on the size and number of contracts to be asserted, this can impact latency and throughput.

My critics are going to always be there, " Iverson asserted. " If I have 13 assists they are going to feel like I needed to have 14.

This week he asserted there was documentary evidence to support his case, and he called for publication of secret CIA assessments.

However, the Debug version of your application will contain a string constant for each expression asserted using _ASSERTE.

Dr. Drake, in the interview, also asserted that women shouldn't abandon their careers, in case of a spouse's illness or divorce.

An American role in enforcing the peace, Mrs Clinton asserted, was in her country's "national interest" .

" God told me, " he asserted, brazening it out.

In this particular sample, the asserted identity for the server side is simply sent as a method parameter of the remote invocation.

"I've taken some nice photographs out on Long Island, " asserted Mr. Mckee.

David Cameron, announcing the near-tripling of the police presence on Tuesday, has firmly asserted the primacy of the law.

Then the Canada government ignored all the land claims aboriginal peoples asserted and the treaty process stopped.

The authorities asserted that an appropriate balance had been reached between competing interests.

They now asserted that far from making the world safer, nuclear weapons had become a source of intolerable risk.

"When he sat down to write that book, " Guldahl's wife Laverne asserted in 1972, "that's when he lost his game. "

"Standardizing administrative transactions, " AHIP asserted, "will be a watershed event. "

For one thing, Universal vowed in a statement to seek a retrial and asserted that anyway, the ruling is not precedent setting.

He asserted that China's deeper problem was the composition of its growth.

Therefore, he asserted that those who can do well in the exam do not learn too much actually.

"Western civilization is the best we've see so far in human history, " he asserted.

Her friends asserted that she was innocent.

Mr Abtahi's wife and daughter, ignoring warnings to remain silent, asserted that his confession had been forced.

and along the middle reaches of the Yellow river, Chinese civilization had likewise asserted itself.

With this metaphor, it could be logically asserted that lightning is the weather system equivalent of communication among clouds.

General Hayden asserted that by publishing a list of the now-banned methods, the administration had given succour to al-Qaeda.

The central meaning shared by these nouns is . a legitimate or asserted right to demand something as one's rightful due.

Many businesses have asserted that the reporting requirement is a first step toward burdensome and needless government regulation.

The discrepancy, the researchers asserted, is because NYPD officers stopped and frisked blacks and Latinos at a dramatically higher rate.

Washington has asserted American beef, of any age, is safe.

The use of corn for fuel increased demand for the crop, the Institute asserted, driving up prices for food uses as well.

He asserted his belief that she was innocent.

"Quality in a product or service is not what the supplier puts in, " Drucker asserted in his 1985 book Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

Later in life I really cannot be asserted, those who accompany me to my beloved is a promise, I really can not easily make my future.

Just this week, he asserted, confusingly, that marijuana consumption was up thanks to a rebounding economy.

For a start, it asserted that the Albanians were relative newcomers to the territory, settling it only in the 16th century.

Above all, humanists asserted "the genius of man. . . the unique and extraordinary ability of the human mind. "

The obligee may exercise the right of set-off until the obligor has asserted the expiration of the limitation period.

Indicates that all writing to the configuration file has completed and specifies whether permissions should be asserted.

Liberal critics have long asserted that dogmatic devotion to market forces has skewed American society toward those of greatest means.

MIT linguist Noam Chomsky asserted that the way children acquire language is so effortless that it must have a biological foundation.

CIA chief Leon Panetta asserted that there were something less than 50 al-Qaida members in Afghanistan.

A 2007 F. B. I. report asserted that 108 countries had at least some offensive cyberwarfare capabilities.

She asserted that she was going to stage a musical comedy .

ON JUNE 26th the Supreme Court overturned the District of Columbia's handgun ban and asserted that individuals have the right to own guns.

Lee Kuan Yew, an ex-prime minister of Singapore, once asserted that democracy leads to "disorderly conduct" , disrupting material progress.

First and foremost, developing country leaders have asserted that the responsibility for their future is in their hands.

"Nothing could be more contrary to basic economics, experience and facts, " Mr Taylor asserted on his blog, which Mr Boehner cited.

The fictitious colonel no longer asserted that the island's north shore was undefended.

Lagrange also asserted that the principle is true for a collection of particles and even for extended mass.

As for the imprisoned leaders, he asserted that justice would have to take its course.

Once both parties have asserted the same relationship, the UDDI registry will create the business relationship.

The African Union this week asserted maritime security as a priority for the continent.

The Civil War began in 1861 when the southern states asserted a right to secede from the United States.

i never before asserted myself so against them . i demanded to be heard . i was very undutiful.

At least one U. S. -based investigator has asserted the school is a source of previous anti-U. S. hacking.

One email asserted that, given the way I had written it, "anyone would think he actually deserved to be rich" .

Schmidt asserted that eels must spawn in the southwestern part of the North Atlantic, in the Sargasso Sea.

"It just goes to show that not all distros are alike, and that all code can be expected to contain bugs, " Hudson asserted.

So, the family members who asserted that the painting was Jane had never actually seen her themselves.

The asserted identity is not transmitted as a token; it is plain text without encryption.

He asserted that I had seen through the Italian treachery before anybody else.

The asserted identity is picked up on the target server side and is used to perform inbound identity mapping.

In fact, it was asserted that man had a religious duty to fulfill his "calling" .

Power politics and hegemony still exist in international political, economic and security realms and have further asserted themselves.

"They were not really profits, but we recorded them as fantastic years, " asserted Stiglitz.

But, he asserted, "In my view there is no compelling evidence that it prevents them either. "

We need to question whether lifestyle choices are really freedoms, Andy Atkins, Executive Director of Friends of the Earth, asserted.

Jensen and B. Toft asserted: the graph coloring theory in discrete mathematics at the center position.

These actions, contractionary by definition, could occur before a full recovery has asserted itself.

In the 1920s, George Ohsawa , the founder of modern day macrobiotics asserted that he was cured of a grave illness by modifying his diet.

The best of it is that that is precisely what you claim. To-night, again and again, you have asserted the non-existence of innate ideas.

As it is asserted, MS3900 works with the optical heads of different producers, including Hitachi and Samsung.

In Das Kapital he asserted that workers were exploited by capitalists who profited from the added value of their labour.

Holt asserted that children learn through the experiences of life, and he encouraged parents to live their lives with their child.

Meanwhile, new resistant bacteria, Moellering asserted, aren't going to go away.

He asserted that this could be done.

Over time, such lost souls asserted themselves into the governance over humanity, and in the governance over Earth.

He asserted that the Games placed an excessive public focus on athletic and spiritual affairs.

His real influence was asserted through his domination of the political bureau.

Until now, we have asserted the desired capabilities in the permitted set but not the inheritable set.

The economist J. K. Galbraith asserted that fraud rose in a bull market and shrank in a slump.

The star speaker in Nashville was Sarah Palin, who asserted that "America is ready for another revolution" .

The only way to end the navel race he asserted, was to end it now, not sometime in the future.

A couple of centuries ago the then president James Monroe asserted US primacy in the western hemisphere.

I can think of no other country whose people asserted they have been chosen by God, except Israel.

He asserted the right of AU troops to defend themselves, but reinforced the mission's neutrality in the country's conflict.

When the application code on the sending server makes the remote call, the identity will reflect the new, asserted identity.

Therefore, it will become a loophole to law if this behavior is not asserted.

A security stack walk stops when a security permission is asserted.

Others argue that originated in the 17th and 18th centuries when Parliament asserted the right to name and depose a monarch.

But Singh asserted that India backed both the panel and its chairman.

In any case, The Economist asserted, the world faced "the prospect of cheap, plentiful oil for the foreseeable future. "

Same as _ASSERT, plus a string representation of the expression that was asserted.

The accused asserted that he had been framed up.

Master Heathcliff, much irritated, asserted her relation was false.

The Emperor Minh Mang and Bo Cong has asserted numerous times that Hoang Sa and Truong Sa belonged to Vietnam.

The trust validation is required on the sending server side to validate the asserted identity.

At the 2006 Zhuhai Air Show, PRC military and civilian officials asserted China's interest in building an aircraft carrier.

Each of the premises is an asserted sentence.

The agency has asserted that levels above a 100-in-a-million risk level are generally unacceptable.

All joking aside, "the rumors of Tux's death are certainly premature, " Hudson asserted.

He asserted his dominance over the other party members.

The Russians asserted their intention to keep control of the airport.

" Also only in this way, " history of non-observation science, solid can be asserted that from.

"Without a doubt, " the barber asserted.

I didn't derive this, of course. I asserted that this is the case.

ADS# is asserted for the first clock of a bus access.

They asserted a kind of perpetual literary property, rooted in the customs of the trade and policed by their own corps of roving agents.

America asserted that Iraq maintained nuclear weapon.

She asserted the charge to be incorrect.

Just this week, Zambia's minister of information asserted that state-run media should not criticise the government.

But what if people asserted more control over their time to optimize their use of it?

The witness asserted that the salesman was dishonest.

As late as 1494, Pacioli had asserted that the solution of general cubic equations was impossible.

"I believe it's worth looking into, Governor, " asserted Harran.

Despite the great age gap asserted itself.

"Humans lack the C-cell receptors that liraglutide acts on, " he asserted.

Zhou even asserted to kill a tiger and drag it to Beijing for testimony.

"Indeed, this boast of active people that they are sick less often is really true, " he asserted.

His team's moves, Mr. Obama asserted, have 'brought our economy back from the brink.

The key value indicates the type of relationship being asserted.

While he was charged with murder, he asserted he was not guilty.

The man asserted his innocence, but I didn't think he was worth trusting.

The boss asserted his authority by punishing his employees.

"The straight line belongs to men, the curved one to God, " Gaudi asserted.

The spokesm an asserted his report to be unreliable.

America was so rich and powerful that it asserted rights for itself and denied rights to others.

It is commonly asserted that older people prefer to receive care from family members.

Zi Chan advocated " the rule of law " and asserted to run the country according to law.

The environmental dismay and the burden coming along with are asserted in this chapter.

The Commons asserted the privileges of free election.

The complaint asserted that China had violated its obligations under the World Trade Organization.

But faced with attacks at home for being "soft" on China, the government has asserted itself politically.

He hypocritically asserted: "It is a monstrous slander upon us. "

When CVM is built with assertions enabled, this rank order will be asserted.

The country's press has only recently asserted its independence.

Merchants, he asserted, must be wary of profiting too greedily from the trade of food abroad while the English were suffering.

This is a fact that you are at the top of the hill. But you have not asserted, the assertion is not there.

A few years later, Marcel Duchamp asserted that a urinal was art.

It may be fairly asserted that he is Judas among us.

Writing in The Daily Beast, Mark McKinnon asserted "the former president's favorables are now at 51 percent, higher than Obama's. "

Starts an interrupt entry sequence when it samples the nIRQ signal asserted.

In an installation piece from 1965, Paik asserted that the "Moon is the Oldest TV" .

Experts at the University of Colorado asserted that full-time virtual schools are largely unregulated.

During a write operation, the write word line is asserted.

"This is like playing a game with Allah, " asserted a poster on the website ShiaChat, complaining that the stretchy fabric reveals curves.

It may be fairly asserted that he is a liar.

He asserted the cause of liberty.

His friends asserted that he was innocent.

"I can jump better than him, " Billups asserted. "I'm 6-foot-3 and he's 6-foot-11 and barely dunking! "

She asserted her ideas loudly and clearly.

Luther, an Augustinian friar, asserted that Christians could not buy their way to heaven.

He asserted his ideas loudly and clearly.

China's foreign ministry has asserted that boat patrols are both legal and based on need.

"They have a good young team, " Celtics Coach Doc Rivers asserted, echoing the consensus.

The SYNC line is asserted to signal the first pixel.

They asserted that the man was innocent.

He roundly asserted that it is true.

"What we most urgently need now is leadership, " Prof Light asserted.

"I know for a fact management is what I want to do, " he asserted.

He asserted his idea clearly.

Sometimes, it is difficult to know if you have asserted all the appropriate permissions.

In the 19th and early 20th century, China asserted claims to the Paracel islands.

"It is, " asserted the solitary man.

As a result, many doctors, coaches and athletes asserted: VIP finish in 4 minutes, 1 mile away, it is not possible.

During that time, Congress issued the Morrill Anti-Bigamy Act in 1962 which re-asserted that polygamy was illegal in all US territories.

for instance, last year it asserted that the dollar must be phased out as the world's primary reserve currency.

No effect was asserted on the RND pump genes by organic solvents such as ethyl ether.

However, when we executed the program, it asserted because Area didn't return the value 6.

'That is wrong, ' he asserted.

He not only asserted that humanity is originally kind, but also explained the source of evil of humanity.

For this reason, in February last year, our company asserted solemnly our position as to the cooperation affairs to you time and time again.

They asserted that the "over-all index of production, based on 1938, rose to 115 in 1949, as compared with 77 in 1946 and 87 in 1947. "

In effect, BOB's identity is now asserted on the same physical connection, all the way to the remote data source.

He brought hope as he promised prompt , vigorous action, and asserted in his Inaugural Address,

It was whisperingly asserted that footsteps, in the dead of night, had been heard descending the garret stairs, and patrolling the house

her enthusiasm , and her violent likes and dislikes , asserted themselves in all the everyday occupations of life

Collaborative Management of the Non-asserted Third Party Logistics

Mr. Hu has repeatedly asserted China's disinclination to challenge American power;

Study on the two levels principal-agent contract of non-asserted third-party logistics

My necktie rich and modest, but asserted by a simple pin

Pressure asserted on workers to work excessive hours

this he as asserted, and all natural philosophy has asserted the same thing;

No payment is due on the basis asserted in the demand and the supporting documents; or

" you look knocked up , " asserted the other

Beijing asserted control over the Uighur region after the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949;

Evan asserted that the main changes to these licenses have been to bring them in line with the