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But when he asserts, "It was U.S. inaction against Al Qaeda that got us into this mess in the first place," he has it all wrong.

But when he asserts his opinions by returning to Rechy's body -- "literary ineptitude is as much a part of Rechy's persona as the oiled chest and the jeans unbuttoned at the top" -- all other criticisms expressed in the review that might be considered legitimate become suspect.

But when he asserted that Al Qaeda was already within the country and "waiting to strike again," several in the administration shook their heads.

But he is surely misty-eyed when he asserts that ordinary Indians are ready to embrace it.

I agree with Mr. Sullum when he asserts that government is an ally of the tobacco industry, but this has long been true.

I get what he means when he asserts that experience can mean doing things the same way, but some forms of experience are truly critical to becoming a better leader -- to becoming versatile and politically astute.

Abizadeh eloquently states this point when he asserts that "a shared global identity may face many obstacles, but metaphysical impossibility and conceptual confusion are not among them".

When he asserts something that you do not agree with, say "yes, but…" so that you avoid directly conflicting with him.

Could that be what John is saying, when he asserts that Christ is its incarnation?

Now, however, Gingrich backs Dick Cheney when he asserts that President Obama has made America less safe.

At times, when he asserts himself, his voice shifts from urbane political class to a rasping Ray Winstone.