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The group, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which sympathizes with the opposition and reports daily tallies of combat and violence from a network of contacts on the ground in Syria, corroborated its assertion on Friday with a video posted on the Internet.

The Brazilian electricity regulator, known by its Portuguese acronym Aneel, backtracked a bit today from its assertion on Wednesday that under Brazil's privatization law, Enron's controlling stake in Elektro Eletricidade e Serviço, which supplies electric power to 1.6 million customers in São Paulo State, would effectively be forfeited to the government if Enron filed for bankruptcy.

UNICEF has asked the Ugandan government for clarification regarding its assertion on Saturday that the LRA abandoned the children during a Ugandan government offensive in southern Sudan.

Still, the S.E.C. attributed several of its assertions on the events last fall to Mr. Curl.

Basing its assertions on newspaper articles, the defense said that a telephone company, based in Parsippany, N.J., won a $240 million contract to build a wireless telephone system for Afghanistan and began work on it in May 1999.

The non-random assignment of the intervention group compromises the internal validity of the study and its assertions on the causal inference regarding the effect of the intervention (AIDS funding to health centers) on the outcomes (performance on non-HIV/AIDS service delivery indicators).

But it repeated its assertion that "readings on core inflation have been elevated," indicating it still sees core price increases as a risk.

The credibility of the Chinese political and economic system has always rested partly on its assertion that it is a well-functioning meritocracy; in effect, the Party says, You don't need the vote if the system is designed to promote and reward the nation's top talent.

On Tuesday, the White House went all out to focus attention on its assertion that the formation of the interim government in Iraq represented major progress.

Judge Rosenbaum granted the prosecution's request for pretrial detention of Mr. Rothstein, based on its assertion that he was a flight risk.

The federal appeals court in Philadelphia ruled yesterday that the Bush administration had acted lawfully in holding hundreds of deportation hearings in secret based on its assertion that those detained might have links to terrorism.