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With his ministers squabbling ever more publicly, Mr Cardoso has been trying to reassert himself.

And it should support states like Illinois and New York, which have been trying to reassert the proper separation between local police officers and federal immigration agents.

President Mubarak, who had recently been trying to reassert Egypt's role in shepherding the bickering Palestinian factions to the peace table, was visibly upset.

Since then, the group has been trying to reassert itself militarily, and was forced into some confrontations after neighboring Chad improved ties with Khartoum and closed off the group's usual escape routes over the border.

For weeks, China has been trying to reassert its diplomatic dominance over Korea, Zhang said.

The ruling group is trying to reassert control".

And unfortunately now he is trying to reassert himself in Serbian politics.

The Games are trying to reassert themselves as an event with universal appeal.

But Mr Kabila is trying to reassert himself using the Maison Militaire, an arm of the presidency devoted to his security.

The Americans are trying to reassert themselves by sending players forward, but the French have benefited with a couple of dangerous 2-on-2 counters.

Now Sony is trying to reassert its technological supremacy with its new device, dubbed the "Daily Edition", which will be available in December for a hefty $399.