I am not your average sports fan, but I can reasonably assert that Scott Brosius, whose retirement was reported last Tuesday, was not only a most valuable player in 1998 but also consistently ranked high throughout his tenure in New York for graceful demeanor and sportsmanship, which were a joy to observe and, alas, seem so wanting these days.
The district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, said he would seek to dismiss all charges against Mr. Tankleff, who was 17 at the time of the murders and is now 36, "because it is no longer possible to reasonably assert that the case against Tankleff would be successful".
Thus, we can reasonably assert that the maximum latitudes of scintillation are positively correlated with the peak h'F, maximum V u and integral of V u, and that there is no correlation between the maximum latitude of scintillation and the duration of PRE.
But in setting the supernatural aside at the beginning, it cannot reasonably assert that, in the end, it has disproved the supernatural.
The Horror!" One could reasonably assert that the 20th-century ethos, in both the literary and visual arts, was defined by the incessant articulation of 'the horror' of existence -- an immersion in existential ennui.
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There is a significant performance difference between true weights and randomly generated weights (In both cases, p-values are smaller than 1.00 e-5), so we can reasonably assert that the accuracy improvement observed in WILP is a consequence of adding meaningful weights to domain pairs.
It cannot reasonably be asserted that these drug policies are actually intended to help or protect people.
Indeed, it may just as reasonably be asserted that failing to advance democracy is harmful to these interests.
The prosecution asserts, reasonably enough, that an encrypted computer is legally akin to a locked desk or safe.
