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What I did leave out last week was the predictable reaction of pro-war advocates and pundits who now, of course, assert that it will be another six months until we can accurately judge the war in Afghanistan.

The course asserted that "there are many examples of believers engaged in wars in the Old Testament" and that "no pacifist sentiment [existed] in mainstream Jewish history".

McDonnell, of course, has asserted that Williams got little more than a few meetings and that what he did for Williams amounted to routine political courtesy.

Certainly the antipathy aimed at the more formally experimental entries seems reflective of the same ungenerous, unadventurous mind-set (except when I boo, of course) that asserts itself here every year.

Iran, of course, repeatedly asserts its commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), but its past relations with AQ Khan – the self-proclaimed "godfather" of Pakistan's nuclear-weapons programme, and the world's most notorious nuclear proliferator – invites scepticism.

The extremely short duration of their holding periods seems relevant only to trading volumes and portfolio turn-over statistics (as well, of course, their asserted potential to distort market pricing).

And, of course, he asserted for years that Barack Obama wasn't really born in the United States.

Of course, Rivera asserted that it was his "celebrity" that caused the problem.

Of course, I would assert that any party that had buckets of French (real French) champagne was well on the way to being unforgettable.

Of course the government asserts that difficult discussions about human rights do take place – but behind the scenes.

Of course, an immaterialist might assert that mental entities exist and also that there are no physical-mental laws.