Relating to the use of or having the nature of a declaration.
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Yet asserting the need for a solution did not reveal its nature.
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Circumstances have changed and the case for asserting our rights has weakened.
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We need to enunciate our agenda by asserting our right to self-determination.
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With Obama's asserting executive privilege, however, that's become a lot less likely.
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Whatever Naeem said about Ibrahim asserting his Afghan manhood, that was wrong.
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Just missed shots, Harden told reporters while asserting fatigue isn't an issue.
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The impossibility of asserting himself in any manner galled his very soul.
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Ben-Hur was actually asserting a claim upon him for his own sake.
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And through it all the weariness was asserting itself more and more.
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Thus we see the natural-magic tendency of the human mind asserting itself.
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Then her breathing steadied, and I could feel her asserting control again.
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Her self-asserting manner had vanished; she was quiet, she was even humble.
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The tyranny of love was their one chance of asserting their power.
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The normal facile ability of her kind to vocalize was asserting itself.
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In society they not only disliked asserting themselves, but were actually retiring.
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He looked at Kate, but she exhibited no interest in asserting herself.
