The story itself was inspired by Bruce Springsteen's song "Spirit in the Night" and employs an epigraph from that song, but it is not, as Alterman asserts, "about its characters".
So much of what Gamergate asserted about itself was that it wanted "objectivity" in journalism, but on closer examination this turned out to mean "function-first games reviewing".
It also indicates an incoherence in Kolmogorov's position: one cannot at the same time accept A → (B → A) as an axiom and deny that anything can be asserted about the consequences of an impossible B. It is not known whether Kolmogorov sent his paper to Brouwer (van Dalen 2005, 555).
Thus designating terms behave as they did before, but nothing can be truly asserted about non-designating terms.
As USA Today noted, the documents support what the FBI has long publicly asserted about McCabe's role in the Clinton investigation. .
The article asserted about me and another successful dean (who shall remain nameless to protect the innocent): "But once their terms of office were over, they were unceremoniously kicked out".
Brenner and Hall (2012) cited the most recently published solid cancer incidence data (Preston et al. 2007) and asserted "about 30,000 atomic bomb survivors who were located several miles from the bomb epicenter did indeed receive organ doses comparable with those from a few CT scans and did show a significant increase in cancer risk".
According to, if a sentence is concluded as a presupposition, then it is odd to explicitly assert ignorance about it and go on to presuppose it.
G.E. sold the bonds, he asserted, because it was concerned about its heavy reliance on commercial paper.
"While Biden has been a strong voice on foreign policy, it has never been asserted, as it was about Cheney, that he was trying to advance his own agenda.
