Mustin and Laurel cryptically assert yes.
I first did so when readers powerfully asserted that yes, you could honorably take your own food to the movies, despite a theater's prohibition.
Dr. Grace Lordan, from the London School of Economics, asserts that yes, "It is likely that it is easier to film females than males".
If people are tearing you down, saying you'll never make it in your major, simply turn the table and assert that yes, indeed you will.
With one third of the Internet's bandwidth veritably devoted to the data transfer of pornography, female college students are speaking out about the kinds of adult films they'd like to see, asserting that yes, women watch porn too.
Romney, by contrast, seems palpably uncomfortable in the role: as often as he mentions his love for McDonald's or flying Southwest, he's much more at ease when he lets the cultural populism drop, asserting that yes, he is a charter member of the 1%, and no, we shouldn't have a problem with that.
Miliband also had a few awkward moments, but he held up pretty well, and he fired off the most memorable line of the night, asserting, "Hell, yes.
Turnbull simply asserts that the "yes" vote will prevail in the plebiscite, and that the parliament would then definitely vote for the change.
And yes, as McCarthy asserted, every child is different – but the truly "different" children we should be worried about are the 22m children who overwhelmingly live in developing countries like India, Indonesia and Nigeria, who are denied even basic access to immunizations, let alone the right to choose their own unique vaccine schedule.
Acclaimed novelist Doris Lessing, who passed away last month, would have asserted that the answer is yes.
