Yet according to the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy in Warsaw, one of the 4,500 Britons currently registered as living in Poland is indeed claiming unemployment benefit (another Briton listed in Guardian research as claiming benefits may have since found a job or left the country).
There is evidence that between September 2005 and August 2006 he was indeed claiming £1,175 a month for interest on a Westminster flat, which had its mortgage paid off January 2004.
His model said that this strategy would lead to the case's resolving at a point closer to 40 on his scale — which is indeed, he claims, how matters turned out.
And perhaps Mr Chirac is indeed, as he claimed last December, "the permanent victim" of a sustained conspiracy of slander and lies.In this section What are they really for?
If it is indeed, as is claimed, the voice of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, then it will put paid to previous rumours of his death.
HMRC, as we report, is indeed examining claims by staff in Sports Direct's shops that they were forced to work beyond the hours for which they were paid.
While Patañjali's solution overcomes the transitoriness of the uttered sounds, and the resulting impossibility of a sequence, there is no denial of sequentiality or perhaps of an imprint of sequentiality in the comprehended word, and there is indeed no claim to its absolutely unitary or partless character.
In verification there are two kinds of claims: genuine claims, where the claimed identity is indeed the real identity of the person, and impostor claims, where the claimed identity is not the real identity of the person.
At one level, this novel is indeed - as Rushdie defensively claimed - "about migration, metamorphosis, divided selves, love, death, London and Bombay".
The point is that the completeness claim for physics (at whatever stage) is indeed a factual claim (that physics answers all the questions that it is designed to answer, all that can be formulated in its terms) but its role in philosophy is not just that.
