First, the search results have come a long way since their debut three years ago; Microsoft asserts that in its annual blind tests, people actually preferred them to Google's for the first time this year.
Mr. Sherman asserts that in 1998, the researcher wrote a defamatory article in The New England Journal of Medicine about a blood-disorder drug, defiriprone, that was one of Apotex's first nongeneric products.
"John could not have been a millionaire" asserts that in any world in which an individual identical with John exists that individual is not a millionaire.
The official operator's manual has a section called "Dealing with Hostile People," which asserts that "in New York City, it is common for strangers to approach drivers and begin loud and/or hostile criticism of the carriage horse industry".
He defends the honor of "a wonderful concoction called Cumberland sauce," a fruity British mélange involving currants and Port; apparently does not favor the music of John Cage (likening it to anorexia); and asserts that "in pasteurized cheese, individuality and originality are boiled out".
In another chapter, a nonscientist author asserts that "in only a small percentage of cases are genes notable contributors to breast cancer," implying imprecisely that only rare inherited cancer predisposition is genetic, when in fact cancer stemming from somatic mutations is also gene based.
The trustee asserts that in the case against Wilpon his legal burden is modest.
In addition, the lawsuit asserts that in some cases, the funds have been diverted to counteract budget cuts.
At several moments Raj asserts that in spite of growing up overseas, he is "Hindustani through and through".
But Mr. Hanson asserts that in the West, defeats have not been final; they have led to introspective revision.
And he asserts that in the mid-1970's, Western society began to tip "toward something dark and dangerous".
