If this claim were true, Moore argued, the judgement "Pleasure is good" would be equivalent to "Pleasure is pleasure," yet surely someone who asserts the former means to express more than that uninformative tautology.
"I really believe this will encourage greater participation in elections," asserts the former Obama administration Justice Department official and Santa Clara County counsel.
Abandoning the polluting 100-year-old technologies of the past to prepare for a sustainable 21st century could break our dependence, put people to work and save the economy, asserts the former Vice President, but we collectively suffer from inertia, which works as the enemy of change.
It's not clear whether Stevens resigned or was terminated, according to different accounts from sources, with Aol (our parent company) asserting the former.
Dr. C. Hannoun, leading expert of the 1918 flu for the Institut Pasteur, asserted the former virus was likely to have come from China, mutated in the United States near Boston, and spread to Brest, France, Europe's battlefields, Europe, and the world using Allied soldiers and sailors as main spreaders.
The suit asserts that the former employees -- none of whom signed noncompete agreements -- were making off with proprietary information and should be prevented by court order from working at Cisco.
As first reported by Politico, the book quotes Ms. Lewinsky as saying that she believed Mr. Clinton did lie under oath to a grand jury and asserts that the former president, while he was Arkansas's governor, did have a romantic affair with Susan McDougal, his onetime Whitewater partner who went to jail rather than testify against him.
Federal prosecutors asserted that the former Bear executives publicly promoted the fund's prospects while privately fretting about the state of their portfolio and the housing market.
Federal prosecutors asserted that the former executives, who earned millions while at Bear ,publicly promoted the fund's prospects while privately fretting about the state of their portfolio and the housing market.
E-mail messages circulating about Mr. Obama's untrustworthiness assert that the former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and diplomat Robert Malley, figures loathed by many Jews, are top advisers to his campaign.
Justice Department officials assert that the former chairmen of Sotheby's and its rival, Christie's, schemed for six years to fix commissions instead of undercutting each other's rates.
