Last year there were 236,000 employment tribunal claims - of which only some were unfair dismissal claims, with an average award for successful complainants of £8,900.
The Cup Trust, the claimed objective of which was to "improve the lives of young children and adults", donated just £55,000 of its "staggering" £176m income to charitable causes.
There too, there was a military build-up and claims—some of which emanated first in Russia and then spread to Abkhazia of Georgian aggression.
There are possible truths, James claims, belief of which is a necessary condition of obtaining evidence for them.
Tunisia equalised from the penalty spot but Adebayor himself was denied two strong penalty claims, both of which were denied by referee Daniel Bennett whose performance earned widespread criticism.
It was a speech of bold claims, of which perhaps the boldest was his assertion that Liberal Democrats are making the political weather.
But as of yesterday, only 783 people had filed even partial claims, of which less than 200 had been deemed "substantially complete" by Mr. Feinberg's office.
They spend their time looking for arguements against Republican claims (of which there are admittedly many) but avoid asking questions about the misarable job creation of this adminsitration the deficit this president continues to grow.
Johnson's title supports Savage's claim to be the natural son of a nobleman a claim of which others have been highly skeptical but his biography, in its mixture of pathos and satire, at once commemorates and criticizes Savage.
His shows are part comedy, part densely packed lectures on history, politics or, in this case, neuroscience, towards the grand claims of which our host takes a sceptical stance.
