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Ms. Rice painted a distinctly different picture of the involvement of Mr. Clarke, who has prompted furious responses since he asserted in a new book and in testimony on Capitol Hill that President Bush did not heed warnings before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Last week, Trump asserted in a New York Times interview that he had the "absolute right to do what I want to do with the Justice Department".

"Tarzan of the Apes" is both "prelapsarian fantasy in its conceit and Emersonian fable in its reach," Gerald Early confidently asserts in "A New Literary History of America".

Public Citizen, the liberal consumer group, asserts in a new report, "These sham issue ads are really designed to help industry allies who face tough re-election campaigns".

Col. H. R. McMaster of the Army, who commanded the successful effort in 2005 to secure the northern Iraqi town of Tal Afar, asserts in a new article that an exaggerated faith in military technology and a corresponding undervaluation of political and military measures to secure the peace undermined American efforts in Iraq.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 — The Bush administration, preparing for the next Supreme Court argument on the rights of the hundreds of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, asserts in a new brief that they "enjoy more procedural protections than any other captured enemy combatants in the history of warfare".

An Indianapolis anti-aging clinic supplied quarterback Peyton Manning with human growth hormone, a performance-enhancing drug banned by the NFL, a pharmacist who once worked at the clinic asserts in a new special report from Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit. .

Anthem's parent company, WellPoint Inc. of Indianapolis, asserted in a statement that its new rates would comply with the law.

And as she recently asserted in an interview, the new general manager of the Met, Peter Gelb, finds her a less compelling artist than some more recent additions to the Met in the coloratura soprano repertory.

Those dollar figures will probably be eclipsed by the coming Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," with its $60 million budget - though the "Spider-Man" director, Julie Taymor, asserted in a recent interview with The New York Times that Broadway's "Shrek" cost well more than $25 million.

But the woman contradicted a key part of her friend's story, saying the friend had asked to be paid only $250 to $300 for sex, not the $800 she asserted in an interview with The New York Times.