It's a kind of triple whammy of hypocrisy: these are people who purportedly believe in restrained government spending, individual liberties, and getting government off our backs, yet without hesitation they will expand the reach of the state, gobble up public money, and violate individual privacy, so long as there is profit in it.
The heart of the attack on Koh, who is now the dean of Yale Law School, is that he believes in "transnationalism," which purportedly is the notion that American courts should honor and apply the laws of other nations in our courts.
How can companies really believe that purportedly temporary measures don't become set in stone forever?
Here is how Viacom itself expressed its idea, purportedly quoting Redstone himself: "We believe that a separation of our businesses into distinct and strong operating entities would allow us to optimize our capital structure and create unique investments that are more appealing to investors with different objectives.
Chiropractic's problem is that subluxation based chiropractors [ 59] are not only deluding themselves, they are indoctrinating patients into believing in a purportedly dangerous mythical entity, and that without regular adjustments, patients will not only fail to reach their full potential, they will likely suffer serious health problems.
In addition, while the investigators stated that the WHOQOL-100 includes every general aspect of life that their patients mentioned, they did not detail the number of items that their patients found completely irrelevant nor how well patients believed that the purportedly relevant items captured their IPF-related circumstances.
If a new video purportedly by cyber-group "Anonymous" is to be believed, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has become the focus of a pointed threat.
Noah recently explained why Trump's controversial 9/11 tweet was actually "a huge step in the right direction" and why he believed the anti-Trump op-ed purportedly penned by a senior White House official in The New York Times was actually pretty terrifying.
He read an e-mail to the jury in which Mr. Napier purportedly congratulated Mr. Houldsworth for duping Mr. Milton into believing he had helped structure a bona fide reinsurance deal.
