Since June, Hama has been largely free of security forces, allowing it to assert a measure of independence.
Turkey's master engineers have been boring tunnels, erecting bridges and flattening roads across the country's massive eastern realm, allowing it to assert itself over the Arab and Persian worlds both militarily and economically as Turkish merchants look as much East as West.
Android and Windows will not completely go away, but Apple's massive cash reserves will allow it to sway markets and assert unquestionable power.
In a black shirt and gray pants, his dreadlocks tied back, Glover's rangy body responds to Coltrane's music, plays with it, allowing it to sweep him along but also asserting his own mastery.
For months, Newman and Rifkin argued that the Hill sisters allowed the public to perform the song without asserting any copyright, allowing it to drift into the public domain as early as the 1920s.
Indeed his causal theory of properties allows him to assert that fire, being what it is essentially, must cause smoke under the right conditions and smoke, being smoke, must be caused by fire.
His combination of strong, quick hands and excellent hand-eye coordination allowed him to assert considerable bat control to make constant, square contact with the incoming pitch.
It would allow Congress to assert its own voice on Iraq policy, after falling short of that goal in most such votes throughout the year, he said.
