Victorian England had a tradition of intense but chaste male-on-male friendships, of course, but "we are perfectly entitled," Mr. Jeal asserted, "to question today whether the attempt to deny the undoubted link between love and sexual desire could have succeeded as well as it did without repression, sublimation, and in many instances massive doses of self-deception".
Global Times, a sometimes stridently nationalistic newspaper affiliated with People's Daily, published a news article on Thursday asserting that questions about Okinawa's sovereignty could help China in its long-running territorial dispute with Japan over seven uninhabited islands northeast of Taiwan, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China and Taiwan.
They contain no reference or inference of activity asserted in your questions.
This is sufficient reason for us to decline at this time to review the federal questions asserted to be present.
He cited a book review in The Wall Street Journal two months ago by Frank Gannon, a former Nixon aide, who asserted that many questions about the scandal remain unresolved.
This is sufficient reason for us to decline at this time to review the federal questions asserted to be present," the court wrote.
However Carnap did regard the identity as a linguistic recommendation rather than as asserting a question of fact.
During questions, Miliband had to urge his audience to treat the media with respect when the BBC's Norman Smith asserted in his question that there had been no winter crisis in the NHS, leading to jeers and shouts of "pillock" and "go back to London".
While some critics suggested the baseball tickets and the governor's attendance at the game were trivial matters, the commission asserted that the question of Mr. Paterson's truthfulness warranted examination by prosecutors.
It seems that while on the campaign trail in Iowa, where corn is king, the candidate in question asserted that the song's "amber waves of grain" could be an allusion to corn.
