Trump and his siblings insisted that the will accurately reflected their father's wishes.
UPDATE: Romney spokesperson Andrea Saul responded in an email, which noted (accurately) that Obama insisted the mandate wasn't a tax while crafting reform.
Ms Siddiqui could have settled for life as a "Volvo-driving mother of two" as she was described (accurately, in a way) by those who insisted that her detention and trial were unfair.
"A love story," one of Joan Wickersham's narrators insists, "can never be accurately reported, only imagined.
When I ask him about the high-thread-count quality of the fittings, Rudin insists that they are "accurately describing the people she's making movies about.
It is one thing for philosophers to insist, no matter how accurately, that research subjects are not patients and need not be treated according to the norms of clinical medicine.
But Mr. Kaiser's lawyer, who said he had filed notice of his intent to sue, insisted that Mr. Kaiser had never changed his account and said newspaper articles did not accurately reflect his client's version of events.
Further, he insisted on having the right to edit his direct quotes until he felt they accurately represented what he wanted to say.
Although Napster had insisted before last week's hearing that it would be nearly impossible for the company to accurately identify the thousands of song titles and artists posted on the service, its public statements since the injunction suggest otherwise.
Amid speculation that Russia's withdrawal signalled a rift between Moscow and Damascus, Assad's Administration publicly insisted that, in fact, the pullback "happened in complete coördination," and that its implications had been "carefully and accurately studied for some time".
