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There are new audiences to court, as Mr. Gelb has often asserted.

The Mayor has often asserted that what liberals call compassion is really just a twisted form of guilt.

In Syria, the government of President Bashar al-Assad has often asserted that Al Qaeda is active among the rebels there in order to discredit them.

The Turkish government has often asserted that its conflict with Israel has never been over Judaism, but with the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his policies toward the Palestinians, particularly on the Gaza Strip.

Mr. Karzai has often asserted that the source of the Taliban insurgency lies in training camps and madrasas, or religious schools, in Pakistan, and that the insurgents take sanctuary there.

New trauma reawakens old trauma, or so mental health professionals have often asserted.

Writers from former Eastern-bloc countries — Milan Kundera, for example — have often asserted that laughter and mockery were ways of saying no to that world.

Mr. Whitehouse noted that the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett had often asserted that he pays a lower percentage of his income in taxes than his secretary does.

There is no indication that Ms. Reno based her refusal to seek an independent counsel on political grounds, as Republicans have often asserted.

This unequivocally empiricist claim was compounded by the denial of any 'pure intellect.' Regius had never appealed to a 'pure understanding' as a source of ideas, and had often asserted the 'organic' connection between mind and body.

Indeed, classical liberals and libertarians have often asserted that in some way liberty and property are really the same thing; it has been argued, for example, that all rights, including liberty rights, are forms of property; others have maintained that property is itself a form of freedom (Gaus, 1994; Steiner, 1994).