The conditional, like the disjunction, according to Grice, is true if he's in the pub, but misleadingly asserted on that ground.
Writing in The New York Review of Books, Steve Coll assailed "Zero Dark Thirty" for taking fictional liberties from the factual record, all the while asserting on-screen that it is "based on firsthand accounts of actual events".
NBC asserted on Monday that "Today" had done just that, because it had stayed ahead in the 25- to 54-year-old demographic and had cut down on the total viewer lead that "G.M.A".
3 07 p.m. | Updated CLEVELAND — Newt Gingrich asserted on Wednesday that an Iranian nuclear attack on the United States was "a real danger" and that it could kill and wound hundreds of thousands of Americans.
Jean added on Twitter that it was "confusing" that Shearer implied he left to do other projects, "which we always let him do"; Shearer asserted on Twitter that his decision "wasn't about money".
Rebel activists in Syria asserted on Monday that a Syrian warplane had been shot down.
But a senior lieutenant asserted on Monday that America was wrong.
Mr. Kerry asserted on Saturday that the number of countries prepared to participate militarily was "in the double digits".
But senior Palestinian officials asserted on Sunday that several issues needed to be resolved before the Palestinian side could fully agree to return to negotiations.
After the Supreme Court's decision on Tuesday night, Mr. Rendell, the former mayor of Philadelphia, asserted on television that the Mr. Gore "should act now and concede".
The Democrats then retreated, with Senator Joseph Lieberman asserting on television that election officials should give military ballots the "benefit of the doubt".
