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Brands, retailers, and market researchers assert that the newest behavioural tracking and neuroscience tools are designed to help them learn what consumers want and need.

Detractors assert that the new law impinges on property rights.

They assert that the new mortgage rules, which do not insist on down payments, may be relatively ineffective at preventing high levels of defaults.

In a penalty trial, the lawyers could assert that the new evidence suggested that Mr. McVeigh might not have been a central player in the bombing.

But opponents continued to assert that the new measure was nothing more than a delaying tactic aimed at ensuring that Mr. Chávez remained in power.

The Transfield statement said: "It is factually incorrect to assert that the new legislation in any way prevents service providers (including medical practitioners) from reporting any suspected wrongdoings.

Many opponents of the plan assert that the new design would shave just a few minutes of travel time between Stuttgart and Ulm, the next stop on the line.

Many business executives assert that the new rules represent improper governmental -- many say Democratic -- meddling in the workplace when, the executives insist, companies have already spent billions of dollars to make production lines safer and workstations ergonomically sound.

Many executives assert that the new rules are unnecessary, because their companies are already taking significant voluntary steps to reduce musculoskeletal disorders resulting from repetitive motions, like lifting and typing.

Its critics, citing results of a test this winter that showed that the ratings for some series popular with those audiences fell sharply, assert that the new system will discourage networks from developing and showing programs aimed at black and Hispanic viewers and will discourage marketers from advertising on existing shows geared to those viewers.

While many observers assert that the new policy opens a door that will be impossible to close, that the temporary semi-regularization of status will eventually lead to more far-reaching changes, the future is unclear.