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The language of this amendment seems straightforward on its face, but could Republican presidential aspirant Donald Trump be right when he authoritatively asserts that "many of the great scholars say that anchor babies are not covered?" Of course, by "anchor babies" he is speaking, however pejoratively, of the infants of undocumented immigrants, usually from Mexico.
Giuliani's media adviser, David Garth, who is a veteran of six New York mayoral campaigns, asserts that many of Manhattan's liberal Jewish voters are in "the milling stage".
A gay man himself, Haldeman was known as a proponent of "gay affirmative" therapy, which asserts that many of the emotional problems afflicting gays have everything to do with the antigay social stigma they face.
In fact, Mr. Scully asserts that many of the lines attributed to Mr. Gerson, including "axis of evil," were not his at all, but rather the work of others.
In the video, Mr. Romney blasts the American people for being "insanely obsessed with food, clothing, and shelter," and asserts that many of them are "too lazy to hide their money overseas".
One section of the memorandum, "Winning the Global Warming Debate," asserts that many voters believe there is a lack of consensus about global warming among scientists.
Were we right in asserting that many of Russia's best-known writers live in exile?
Asserting that many of his company's actions have violated the law, a student group has petitioned the law school to oust Mr. Straus from its board.
In reporting this article, the International Herald Tribune was provided with a memo asserting that many of SafeGov's partners had direct or indirect business dealings with Microsoft.
In that indictment, the government asserted that "many of the representations made about Enron's network and software at the Jan . 20 , 2000analyst conference were false".
On Wednesday, President Hamid Karzai's office asserted that many of the infiltration cases were engineered by foreign spies, with the strong implication that Pakistan or Iran could be involved.
