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assert verb adfirmare, advance, affirm, allege in support, announce, annunciate, argue for, assever, asseverate, attest, aver, avouch, avow, certify, claim, confirmare, declare, depose, dicere, emphasize, enunciate, express, insist upon, maintain, plead one's case, plead one's cause, profess, pronounce, propound, recite, relate, set forth, state, state as true, stress, urge, urge reaaons for

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adduce adduced adfirmare advert affirm allege allege in support allege under oath alleged announce annunciate argue argue for assever asseverate attest Automatism aver avouch			The Web publisher ought not to be surprised when First Amendment protections are not assertable in Australia, Zimbabwe, or Great Britain. As soft as tofu: consumer product defamation on the Chinese internet by Spahn, Elizabeth / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law The court held that to recognize a legal right of a fetus to begin life with a sound mind and body assertable against a mother would make a pregnant woman the guarantor of the mind and body of her child at birth. Inside the womb: interpreting the Ferguson case by Weyrauch, Samantha / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy In its comment letter on the exposure draft of the 1998 bulletin, the AICPA had said it did not believe the proposed disclosures belonged in the basic financial statements, adding that the disclosures contained requirements that were neither assertable by the management nor verifiable by auditors. New Y2K disclosure by Journal of Accountancy			assent assent to assented assentient assenting assererate assert assert a right to assert absolutely assert an oath assert as one’s own assert as one’s right assert as true assert formally assert in court assert incorrectly assert on oath assert one’s rights assert oneself assert peremptorily assert positively assert solemnly assert the contrary assert the opposite assert under oath assertable assertative asserted asserted formally asserter asserting the contrary asserting the opposite assertion assertion against the plaintiff assertion of facts assertion of legal right assertion of the contrary assertion of the opposite assertions assertive assertment assertory Assertory covenant assertory oath assess assess a tax upon assess pro rata assess proportionally assessable Assessed Valuation assessment			Asser, Bishop of Sherborne Asser, Rab Asser, Tobias Michael Carel assererate Asserius Menevensis assert assert assert assert a right to assert absolutely assert an oath assert as one’s own assert as one’s right assert as true assert formally assert in court assert incorrectly assert on oath assert one’s rights assert oneself assert oneself assert peremptorily assert positively assert solemnly assert the contrary assert the opposite assert under oath assertable assertative asserted asserted asserted asserted formally assertedly assertedly asserter asserter asserters asserters assertible assertible asserting asserting asserting the contrary asserting the opposite assertion assertion assertion Assertion (computing) Assertion (computing) Assertion (computing) assertion against the plaintiff Assertion Consumer Service Assertion Definition Language Translator assertion of facts assertion of legal right assertion of the contrary assertion of the opposite

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