The communicative intent of the existential is to assert existence, which is presupposed in clauses of disappearance.
To Clinton, who has spent much of her life fighting to assert which "facts" are relevant to public discourse and which are not, that "in fact" might have rankled.
"Behind everything there is always a house," Haddon asserts – which may be straining a point.
Yet the sale's hoped-for favourable impact dissipated when an Israeli military source asserted that Israel, which is getting 10,000 American precision-guided bombs free, would get a smarter version.
That, Airbus and Boeing assert, gives Bombardier, which is based in Montreal, an unfair edge when it offers its CSeries to a U.S. carrier or an airline based in a country that is home to Airbus production.
The suit asserts that W3Health, which is based in Wilmington, Mass., recruited the 12 former McKesson workers, who the suit says were involved in developing and marketing McKesson's management system.
Government investigators assert that ConAgra, which is based in Omaha, used reserve funds to cover unrelated and unanticipated losses in 1999 and 2000, the company said in the filing.
Dr. Haim Sela, a resident of Metulla, discounted suggestions that Hezbollah guerrillas might shoot across the fence, asserting that Syria, which is the dominant power in Lebanon, did not want to provoke a harsh Israeli response.
So Tiantai asserts the opposite, which is equally true.
However, increasing beyond 2 does not further increase the ASE, which is asserted in Figure 6.
