Of course, Republicans would never actually raise taxes on the ultrawealthy; they think, or at least assert publicly, that the deficit results from too many poor people not paying taxes.
But responding to these current cataclysmic changes means taking on people who believe, or at least assert, that those of us who want to react and act are gratuitously disrupting a stable system that's working fine.
An Asserted Versioning database is one that contains at least one asserted version table.
In the ensuing weeks, the lawsuit alleges, the union lawyer kept the parents apprised of his progress, at least once asserting that the league was dragging its feet and that he was having trouble obtaining records from doctors associated with the substance-abuse program.
But the whole point of modal fictionalism was to deny (or at least avoid asserting) that there were many possible worlds.
Well, at the very least, Trump asserting that most folks crossing the southern border were "rapists" and "criminals".
"Obamacare is going to cost at least $1 trillion," he asserted.
In 1657 the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat presented an intriguing derivation of Snell's law based on his principle of least time, which asserted that light follows the path of minimum time in traveling from one point to another.
The royal air force, including planes from the metropolitan force in England, met and asserted at least temporary air superiority over the tremendous German air forces, and the royal navy, with daring and precision, assisted by courageous French naval craft, stood close in shore and not only covered the evacuation, but took off thousands of men in overloaded destroyers and other small craft.
I took Hayes's point further than he might be willing to take it, and suggested that because trust is common to both enterprises, the distinction between them, at least as it is asserted by Pinker and Dawkins, cannot be maintained.
