The former coach, Marco Torres, in his Superior Court lawsuit, asserts that his 1998 arrest was set up by officials of the school, the Convent of the Sacred Heart.
The president asserts that his brother and Mr. Ryan do not even know each other.
Kouachi proudly asserts that his "Islamic code" forbids him from attacking civilians.
Without any explanation, Despommier asserts that his system will need "no herbicides, pesticides, or fertilisers".
The Johnston family lawyer asserts that his story is "probably worth millions".
Mr. Gutiérrez asserts that his candidacy is the "hope of the poor, the marginalized, the excluded".
He asserts that his offense was not tried in a military court throughout most of English and American history.
In the same breath he asserts that his man, Marco Rubio, represents precisely how things should work.
Unlikely as it may sound, Mr. McEntee asserts that his union is on the offensive, not the defensive.
Snowden asserts that his flight was justified by the harsh treatment of another leaker, former Army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning.
Mr. Edelblut asserts that his skills as a private businessman are transferable to overseeing a complex public agency.
