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He said he wanted to reassert his commitment "to fostering equality and welcome for LGBT individuals at Mozilla" and outlined how he hopes to do that.

"He calculated that he wanted to reassert himself, and say I'm in charge here, as much as for internal party reasons as for addressing the Memogate issue," an American official said.

Iraqi president Ṣaddām Ḥussein wanted to reassert his country's sovereignty over both banks of the Shaṭṭ al-ʿArab, a river formed by the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers that was historically the border between the two countries.

The artists associated with the movement wanted to reassert the primacy of aesthetic concerns in art, to make art that was beautiful and that didn't require any sort of theoretical framework for understanding.

Nevertheless, Topalov will surely have wanted to reassert himself and had the opportunity to do so a week ago in a four-game match in Bucharest with last year's European Champion Romanian Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu.

Cynics might say the government army wanted to reassert its own control over these rackets.

The system of noble democracy became more firmly rooted during the first interregnum, after the death of Sigismund II Augustus, who following the Union of Lublin wanted to reassert his personal power, rather than become an executor of szlachta's will.

Putin wants to reassert Russian power in the Middle East, but it is Europe that he really has in mind.

They want to reassert the supremacy of ethnic Malays.

"They want to reassert their political and military control," said Fabienne Hara of the International Crisis Group.

"Saved!" is not an attack on Christianity; if anything, the movie wants to reassert the Christian spirit.