"If we don't cut taxes, we will most assuredly increase spending," said John Cogan, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institute at Stanford University.
Novelists, bloggers, screen and teleplay writers, journalists -- if we don't start hanging together, then, as Benjamin Franklin said, assuredly we shall all hang separately.
We don't know who Pete is but, since they'll be assuredly making a movie out of this, I assume that he will play a big role in the sequel.
In any event, Kungys assuredly did not involve an adjudication to which the Sixth Amendment right to jury trial attaches, see Luria v. United States, 231 U.S. 9 (1913), and hence had no reason to explore the constitutional ramifications of Sinclair and Abadi, as we do today.
If we don't connect the dots and begin to stop our elites doing the things that cause migration, we betray the millions of people who aren't refugees yet, but assuredly will be.
Assuredly, I don't want to do you in, or select you or dissect you or inspect you or reject you".
Assuredly, I don't want to do you in, or select you or dissect you or inspect you or reject you". And it continues in much the same vein.
It is impossible for any individual to have in their heads the full range of truly deep answers to the central question posed to me in Rwanda: "What is happening in your nation?" Most assuredly, I do not claim to do so.
"But we most assuredly did not accept it.
When my turn came to question the director, I asked, "What do you see as the role of the museum?" "Why," he replied assuredly, "we are the arbiters of taste for the community".
Graham sneering and pointing and later waving a survivor off, advising her, "Go to the cops". President Trump telling us women, who are assuredly not doing great, that we are doing great.
