Ms. Abramson, to whom Ms. Miller reported, strongly asserted to me that Ms. Miller never asked to pursue an article about the operative.
For example, a healthcare consultant who came up through the fast food industry once asserted to me that running a hospital is like running a McDonald's, except instead of customers you have patients and instead of burgers you have medications and other medical treatments.
People get confused between, and again this has been asserted to me here, gross profit (sales minus cost of goods sold) and net profit (gross profit after wages, rents, trucks, buildings, utilities, advertising and everything else including taxes but before dividends).
Immediately following the spirited discussion, a friend and participant asserted to me in private, "But the science isn't settled".
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".
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark frontman Andy McCluskey recalled a great many people "who thought that the equipment wrote the song for you", and asserted: "Believe me, if there was a button on a synth or a drum machine that said 'hit single', I would have pressed it as often as anybody else would have – but there isn't.
The Reverend or Her or the others who simply asserted they supported "me," "my faith" - but then why did they simply and always talk above, at, or for me?
"What it does is assert our — me and my Shadow's — authority and right to have something to say," Michels says.
And David Fumero, who is Cristian Vega on "One Life to Live," lives up to his designation, "Hottie," by smoldering into the camera and asserting: "Trust me.
That's because it merely asserts: "Trust me, it was big!" But unless readers know you personally, they have no reason to trust your assertions.
