Given that their notion of "traditional marriage" demonstrably involves boogieing on down at public expense in the name of networking, recent events invalidate both their self-appointed moral authority over marriage and the sanctity of the institution itself.
For example, it seems intuitive that people who are demonstrably more involved in their consultations as evidenced by high patient PI and DR scores would be more likely to score highly for self-efficacy and collaboration regardless of study group.
O'Brien, you see, had berated gay people as "captives of sexual aberrations"; homosexuality was a "moral degradation"; same-sex relationships were "demonstrably harmful to the medical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing of those involved," he claimed.
What would Ari Fleischer or Tony Snow do if they had faced a similar controversy involving a demonstrably false accusation coming from the extremist end of the blogosphere?
The practice, however, involved a good deal of risk because it basically turned a demonstrably successful trade into a speculatively promising loan.
(The dossier included references to Cohen that, he says, are demonstrably false). They came two days before the Wall Street Journal first reported that Cohen was involved in making a payment of a hundred and thirty thousand dollars to Stormy Daniels, an adult-film star whose proper name is Stephanie Clifford.
Time for another score update: as we stand, of the 25 Fifa executives involved in the voting for Qatar and Russia 13 have either been banned from football or deemed demonstrably corrupt.
After this game of controlled mindset twister and the contortions it involved, the Special Committee agreed to give away over $3 billion worth of actual cash value in exchange for something worth demonstrably less, and to do so on terms that by consummation made the value gap even worse, without using any of its contractual leverage to stop the deal or renegotiate its terms.
The big lesson of this year's campaign -- a lesson that we can be sure politicians will take to heart -- is that a candidate can get away with saying things that are demonstrably untrue, as long as the untruths involve big numbers.
In 2004 he claimed proof of it ex post facto when the very New York Times was reporting otherwise, and used his column to make different allegations involving French deals with Iraq that were also demonstrably false, without ever acknowledging what it is fair to call lies.
