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They were solid, too, in asserting that no prohibition could prevent their exportation, when private people found any advantage in exporting them
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They were sophistical, too, perhaps, in asserting that the high price of exchange necessarily increased what they called the
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Martin wrote the majority opinion, asserting that Congress has the authority under the Commerce Clause to regulate the non-commerce (My comment: How can the Constitution support the Congress in regulating non-commerce behavior?) of someone who chooses not to buy health insurance
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Then we have Marx, whose main claim to fame was to dictate the end of history by asserting that man is the product of his machines and not vice versa, conveniently forgetting that any system that purports to explain everything, in reality explains nothing
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started asserting herself more in her life and at work!
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We can literal y save their life by asserting ourselves
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Yes, my cynicism had grown to the point that I could no longer think of anything other than he was deliberately calling at this time to get a rise out of me, or more probably, in some perverted sense best known to himself, he was asserting his perceived power over me
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The ruler of Milano, Ludovico Sforza, called Il Moro because of his dark complexion, had urged Carlos to make his move on the Kingdom of Napoles, asserting some claim Carlos had to that throne
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While correspondence theory says that it is about truth, asserting
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And they come close to asserting that the SPECT scan proves the existence of God, or, in the authors’ cross-cultural term, ‘absolute unitary being
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virtue has the potential be trumped by anyone else asserting that their judgment is in some
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‘A spokeswoman for KOCS, [Keep Our Children Safe] Ms Irma Medlar, a respected secondary teacher, congratulated the councillors for their brave stance, saying it was intolerable that men should still be asserting their domination over women by wearing clothes that revealed the shape of their sexual organs
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Sport, like purely intellectual pursuits, should not be a tool for asserting dominance or superiority
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“No, I want him to sit in on this,” said Jane, asserting her authority over both men
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Do you not recall how the Scriptures begin by asserting that "In the beginning the Gods created the heavens and the earth"? This indicates that when that record was made the Trinity concept of three Gods in one had found lodgment in the religion of our forebears
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They had stanched the flow of blood, and the innate vitality of the barbarian was asserting itself
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But it was obvious they were asserting the last bit of freedom they had left — the one thing the guards couldn't take away
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Why would she put herself here of all places? Maybe it was her unconscious drive for self-preservation, asserting itself in the dream
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It stated the facts of the case in pseudo-legal terms, asserting that Duffy was Caleb’s natural child, as deposed in what it called a ‘deathbed statement’ by his mother, and was therefore entitled to consideration in the estate
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Asserting himself over all; it was a case of “Hitler uber alles”
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The figure stood firm and motionless as if it were asserting its authority over this empire of deceit and corruption
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But shortly after asserting control, the Chinese and British ceded their interest in Vietnam to France
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Since they had found out that he was here, they must have had some means of asserting his position
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and international public opinion by asserting that the disappeared
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There’s no way that what is really going on can be described by materialism except by lying, by asserting that e
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They are constantly asserting that modern missions at home or abroad do nothing, and that those who support them are little better than weak enthusiasts
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(c) Learn for another thing, the importance, let me rather say the necessity, of asserting boldly the supernatural element as an essential part of the Christian religion
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Not something like, ‘I want to be healed,’ but from the position of an already healthy person who can create by asserting this positive thought, well, let’s call it, ‘the matrix of one hundred percent health
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force asserting from the top of the chest
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But we yet persist in asserting that all the worldly business in which men are engaged is action
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But Krishn refutes this later by asserting that Self alone is the changeless and eternal Sanatan Dharm
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Because Allah gave him Surahs asserting Christ to be the Messiah but also a prophet equal to others under the name of “isa”; Adam the chosen of God; noah the prophet of God; Abraham the friend of God and Moses the one who spoke with God
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truth to Arjun in asserting that there is no death of what is true in all the three divisions of time- past, present, and future
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He extremely refused asserting that he was not our Master Jesus (cpth) and denied that strongly, yet they did not hear his utterance nay they killed and crucified him supposing him to be our Master Jesus (cpth)
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I inquired why this was inevitable, and they drew my attention to fashions in names, asserting that people's ages could generally be guessed by their Christian names
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When he parted the curtains, he witnessed Mother Nature asserting her authority
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Some are in fact rather passive and others have no problems asserting dominance
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And here she was asserting herself very much indeed, and positively asking him across a tea-table which was undoubtedly for the moment his, asking him straight out what, if anything, he did in the way of a trade, profession or occupation
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It's nature asserting itself
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I suppose he was fulfilling his role as master of the house by asserting his authority over her but, like most men, he didn't realize the best way to get answers was with kindness, not by frightening the poor girl
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moving and asserting themselves down the mountain
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so on, asserting the Real Self and not allowing the things on the lower plane of
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After asserting his love for democracy (!), Tamraz said he began what would become a long association with the CIA when they asked his help in freeing hostages taken around the time of the 1983 bombing of the US Marine barracks in Beirut that killed 241
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If you will stay in the middle of this struggle for true self-possession, not asserting your individuality but allowing it to flourish and to blossom -- bearing what you must bear by refusing to submit yourself to negative, self-betraying influences -- you will come to know the highest approval that Life can award
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The ones who managed to raise their own self-esteem, by asserting their own self-worth, and independence
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Simply asserting themselves over their larger neighbor; who had dominated them from birth
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Because this involves the implied use of the hand it symbolizes asserting or demonstrating superior
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prophecy, the symbolism is used poorly and is too well focused at asserting that rebuilding a
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lessons, without ever asserting that they are literally true
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Once again, asserting that any of this merely symbolized a
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The author of Revelation is unequivocally asserting that their
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(ancient sages and prophets) symbolized by this woman are not only asserting their star-time
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• The so-called New World Order is aggressively asserting itself and blatantly using the ruse of this
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But asserting that unlimited realities must exist
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In this view the degree according to works can be just a nearly comprehended as under Nichols’ eternal fire of torture, seeing they are all cast into the same lake with the Devil, and Johnson asserting that there are no adequate symbols in human language to represent it
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In the temptation of the Son of God, Satan is represented as asserting his political dominion in plain words
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* Professor Cremer, in his Lexicon of the New Testament, while asserting that in Scripture these terms stand for the eternal misery of mankind, frankly allows that 'such a signification is peculiar to the New Testament, and without analogy in classical Greek
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And nothing has given a greater shock to many men of searching and acute parts, and more than ordinary capacities, than the insisting upon and pressing the vulgar topics of the natural immortality, immateriality, and spirituality of the soul, of all which it’s so difficult to form any idea, and thus we find too often that by the unsatisfactory management of them they only minister matter of burlesque, buffoonery, scorn, and contempt, for the asserting of which we find our philosophical theologies run down and silenced most shamefully, by even illiterates, and women, very frequently, in conversation
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† After asserting that God created the substance as well as the form of the world by His living Word, he continues:—* This accords with a striking passage in the Ebionite Clementine Homilies, iii
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The horse is asserting itself over you with severe
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the sake of asserting their rights and interests within the scope of state
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asserting the independence of mind distinctive of a rational being, and spurning
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Nor is Plato wrong in asserting that family attachments may interfere with higher aims
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It appeared dry and cold; but at the bottom was dotted in with pencil an obscure apology, and an entreaty for kind remembrance and reconciliation, if her proceeding had offended him: asserting that she could not help it then, and being done, she had now no power to repeal it
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hadn't been speaking since our late August card game where Claire crossed the line in asserting
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When Saturday arrived the, men working at `The Cave' were again surprised that nobody was sacked, and they were divided in opinion as to the reason, some thinking that Nimrod was determined to keep them all on till the job was finished, so as to get it done as quickly as possible; and others boldly asserting the truth of a rumour that had been going about for several days that the firm had another big job in
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Towards the house the chestnut-trees we have before mentioned rose high above the wall, without in any way affecting the growth of other luxuriant shrubs and flowers that eagerly dressed forward to fill up the vacant spaces, as though asserting their right to enjoy the boon of light and air
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Put the case that he took her in, and that he kept down the old, wild, violent nature whenever he saw an inkling of its breaking out, by asserting his power over her in the old way
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Two thousand meters was the Olympic distance, and in the wake of Poughkeepsie the national press was again asserting that California’s varsity was now all but certain to represent the United States in Berlin in 1936
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I was, therefore, but ill prepared for the worrying argument with which Mr Hickery seized upon the scheme, asserting and maintaining, among other apparatus-like reasoning, that in such a northern climate as that of Scotland, and where the twilight was of such long duration, it would be a profligate waste of the public money to employ it on any thing so little required as lamps were in our streets
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Then he recalled the scandal with a sharper, to whom he had lost money, and given a promissory note, and against whom he had himself lodged a complaint, asserting that he had cheated him
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She alluded to her engagement to the doctor, touched briefly upon its termination, which was due, she said, to personal matters connected with his family, and surprised the court by asserting that she had always considered her brother's resentment to be unreasonable and intemperate
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There was a steady ache now in the region just behind his beltbuckle; systems of hydraulic tubes and reservoirs whose names he’d failed to learn in first-period Bio were asserting their demands: if he didn’t relieve the pressure right now … but before he could cross the five or so feet that would have guaranteed his privacy, it came again
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Keck, the editor of the "Trumpet," in asserting that Ladislaw, if the truth were known, was not only a Polish emissary but crack-brained, which accounted for the preternatural quickness and glibness of his speech when he got on to a platform—as he did whenever he had an opportunity, speaking with a facility which cast reflections on
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Me: “I feel I still don’t have a good approach yet to asserting myself in these situations w/o reverting to my old dickish ways
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Whatever technicalities might be invoked to prevent the note holders from asserting their contractual rights promptly and completely, it was difficult to imagine conditions under which the 7s would not be intrinsically worth considerably more than the 5s
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Hence, we are by no means asserting the investment equivalence of bonds and preferred stocks in general
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18, devoted to protective covenants, we shall refer to the history of a collateral-trust bond issue of an investment company (Financial Investing Company), and we shall point out that the intrinsic strength of such obligations is often impaired—unnecessarily, in our opinion—by hesitation in asserting the bondholders’ rights
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Finally, an impressive theory was constructed asserting the preeminence of common stocks as long-term investments
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He does what the board of directors tell him to do and rarely thinks of asserting his individual rights as owner of the business and employer of its paid officers
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We are far from asserting that the ensuing decline to 36 was of no importance to him
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On December 2nd a report came out from a major market strategist asserting at the time that since new highs had not been confirmed by breadth, and only six of 30 Dow stocks were at new highs, the market was simply going to have a “good rally” without longevity
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I, on the other hand, seem virtually incapable of asserting myself over a space
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Already, however, the legal tongues are wagging, and one young law student is loudly asserting that the rights of the owner are already completely sacrificed, his property being held in contravention of the statues of mortmain, since the tiller, as emblemship, if not proof, of delegated possession, is held in a dead hand
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He has denied to me since that it was hysterics, and insisted that it was only his sense of humor asserting itself under very terrible conditions
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They would fight the new order of things with every fiber of their being, doing everything possible to prevent him from asserting dominance over the Middle East
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The vehemence of emotion, stirred by grief and love within me, was claiming mastery, and struggling for full sway, and asserting a right to predominate, to overcome, to live, rise, and reign at last: yes,—and to speak
