"She will not let people and media outlets make up lies and false assertions in a race for ratings or to sell tabloid headlines".
The Simon Property Group said yesterday that Taubman Centers issued "inaccurate and misleading assertions" in a statement on Friday afternoon in which it said that one-third of its shareholders opposed an unsolicited offer by Simon Property, a mall owner, to acquire the company.
We identified assertions saying that the katG gene is positively regulated by OxyR in 24 sentences of 15 papers (Table 6), with three assertions in a single paper (PMID 2693740; sentences S42, S140 and S180).
The investigators are not the first to make such dark assertions in a medical case.
David made the same assertions in an interview with a "Daniel Vavinsky," published in Actualité Juive (Jewish News) on September 4, 2008.
Bruce Conner's ecstatic films — fabricated from bits of old documentaries and educational reels, from mass-cultural snips and snails and recycled movie tales — were at once salvage projects and assertions of individuality in an increasingly anonymous age.
The five guards named in the indictment rejected those assertions, and in a legal move aimed at challenging the venue for the case, they surrendered to federal authorities in Salt Lake City, in what is considered a more conservative, pro-military part of the country than Washington, D.C., where the Justice Department made public its case.
It concluded: "The documentary made a litany of claims and assertions that are problematic in a number of ways and which we consider to violate Rwandan law, the BBC's own ethical guidelines and limitations to press freedom.
They have offered only confusing and often contradictory assertions in place of a coherent alternative.
The idea here, of course, is not that our beliefs and assertions are always true in a statistical sense, or even that they are mostly true.
