Returning to the story of the Exodus helps the message assert itself.
"Deserves has everything to do with it," Mr. Cramer exclaimed in the e-mail message asserting that the bankers who made bad bets should be punished.
The force functions specify precisely what an encrypted message asserts, but the force functions alone do not indicate how an agent should interpret the new information.
One zealous fan -- an everyman Boston loyalist who works for a news media company in real life -- even wrote an e-mail message asserting that "the Yankees should remember the vicious and embarrassing beatings they took to open both series in April, and more important, should remember how the Sox had the bullpen to beat them in those close April games, which is a marked departure from the past".
Pope Paul "sent them a special message, asserting that "the great majority of Catholics throughout the world have given both assent and obedience" to his encyclical.
Concerns over possible vote manipulation emerged after David Webb, a shareholder activist, told regulators he had received an anonymous e-mail message asserting that PCCW shares had been offered to several hundred people in exchange for supporting the buyout offer.
The citizens' group and another private group, the National Security Archive, have also sued the executive office of the president over the possibly lost e-mail messages, asserting that the office, by failing to ensure preservation of electronic records, has not complied with legal obligations.
A proof of this violation is obtained by receiving f+1 signed messages asserting that c misbehaved.
A Royal Caribbean spokeswoman, Lyan Sierra-Caro, conceded that the company took into consideration comments on the message boards but asserted that it relied most heavily on its own market research.
Then ISIS followed up with an uncommon second message, which asserted that Paddock had converted to Islam several months ago.
