It seems that while on the campaign trail in Iowa, where corn is king, the candidate in question asserted that the song's "amber waves of grain" could be an allusion to corn.
In 2009, President Obama, coincidentally while also in New Hampshire and answering a question, asserted his desire to include treatment for mental illness as part of what became the Affordable Care Act.
But the fundamental state of mateship was never in question, they assert.
Although the lawsuits in question can assert many different types of claims, including defamation and unlawful interference, the..
Although the lawsuits in question can assert many different types of claims, including defamation and unlawful interference, the legal profession knows them as "strategic lawsuits against public participation," or SLAPPs.
The digital humanities have taken up these questions, asserting the importance of play in the areas of text analysis, curation, editing, and modeling.
But the tiny nagging questions assert themselves: so what?
The interrogation techniques in question, the president asserted, are a sign that Americans have lost their "moral compass," a compliment similar to Attorney General Eric Holder's identifying them as "moral cowards". Mulling Obama's claim, one can wonder what could be more moral for a president than doing all that is needed to defend America and its citizens?
Instead, we've seen an ever-deepening entrenchment of the notion that one community is now an island within the island, condemned to accept that its membership of the wider community is perpetually in question, must be constantly asserted and proven, on pain of excommunication.
We can both maintain the distinction between the error theoretic position and noncognitivism, and accommodate the Strawsonian complication, if the error theoretic position is defined as the view that the relevant sentences of the discourse in question are, though typically asserted, untrue.
