INDEX
Explanations
phrases related to asserting a statement or claim
instances of the word "assert" and its variations
New Auto-Interp
Negative Logits
Bake
-0.78
Carbuncle
-0.68
ppo
-0.67
mys
-0.63
shows
-0.61
clean
-0.61
Hort
-0.60
nton
-0.60
carb
-0.60
oho
-0.60
POSITIVE LOGITS
iveness
1.02
ively
1.00
antly
0.93
uably
0.93
olated
0.90
ive
0.90
ions
0.90
urances
0.90
ements
0.89
uable
0.89
Activations Density 0.022%
assert
37.42
to abuse<|endoftext|> and oppression,âĢĿ assert the academics, in a letter opposing equality
assert
36.40
like to go elsewhere.↵
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To assert your actual contact preference, you have to
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To assert your actual contact preference, you have to
assert
35.41
↵
It's enough for Think Progress to assert that the Kochs aren't really socially
It's enough for Think Progress to assert that the Kochs aren't really socially
assert
35.35
If other federal subjects were to try to assert the same right, Moscow would clearly have
assert
34.69
his domestic focus has limited his ability to assert U.S. influence in global economic
assert
34.23
no active medical treatment to a handful that assertively treat most cases with measures like ventilation
assert
34.23
INAE, variadic template parameters, assert(), type functions, perfect forwarding, and
assert
34.18
and they all seem to imply or outright assert that their awesomeness gives the
assert
33.82
undermine a judgeâĢĻs ability to assert a non-discriminatory intent and
assert
33.72
characteristically national security-first philosophy to assert a theory about foul play at the highest
assert
32.87
."↵
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Scalia goes on to assert that in the 1960s and `70
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Scalia goes on to assert that in the 1960s and `70
assert
32.77
considered a secondary sexual characteristic, helps males assert dominance during mating season.[7]↵
assert
32.09
assertions, but represent themselves as experts) assert makes it obvious that they arenâĢĻ
assert
32.05
anxiety by giving them a little boost of assertiveness at just the right moment. Or
assert
31.93
idea.↵
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Frightened but assertive, Thayer kept her wits
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Frightened but assertive, Thayer kept her wits
asserting
30.58
âĢľflatly incorrectâĢĿ in asserting that the S-chip bill would render
assert
29.24
gradually changing as broadcasters seek to re-assert greater geographic control over their content, ISPs
assert
29.18
a Real Watch. But it's also assertive in a way that may be a
assert
29.18
Real Watch. But it's also assertive in a way that may be a turn
assert
28.77
and again: Women need to be more assertive; we should stop apologizing all the
asserting
28.77
hard for anyone to be taken seriously when asserting there's any lingering case of significant nervous
assert
28.31
magazine that Obama is likely saving a more assertive challenge because âĢľknows he
asserting
27.14
and received a formal statement from the organization asserting that, indeed, public libraries need to
asserting
26.27
s model of liberalising vigilantism, asserting in 2008, âĢľWe cannot drop
asserting
25.93
yâĢĻs side submitted a letter asserting that an additional ambiguous ballot that should have
asserted
24.30
of Saudi Arabia against Yemen,âĢĿ asserted Bahram Ghasemi,<|endoftext|>om
asserting
23.33
house pollster, Neil Newhouse, asserting that no one should âĢľget too
asserted
23.21
schools.âĢĿ↵
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The memo asserted that the phrases âĢľI will pray
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The memo asserted that the phrases âĢľI will pray
asserted
23.21
in the past week, when he wrongly asserted that China had intervened militarily in Syria
asserted
21.20
geologist for Afek Oil has previously asserted that the strata for this project is
asserted
20.84
said that it was exploring an appeal but asserted that the ruling did not imperil any
ert
20.40
Both Wholesale and Retail; Asserts Costs 'Should Go Down': Acts
assertion
20.06
The global<|endoftext|> through the critiques is the assertion that the subsidies which the bank provides to
assertion
19.42
backstop their loans.↵
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But assertion is not proof, and it would be
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But assertion is not proof, and it would be
ert
18.47
the German pope shared a determination to reassert a more orthodox Catholicism in the new millennium
ert
18.34
to restore order in the ranks and reassert a demand for moral conduct and respect for
assertion
17.17
the weekend condemning Donald TrumpâĢĻs assertion that we are just as bad as Russia
assertion
16.94
told supervisors that prosecutor NevesâĢĻ assertion that 2 pounds was enough to last a
assertions
15.93
), the representation of facts and/or assertions↵
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Reification (linguistics
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Reification (linguistics
assertions
13.80
nature of the world capitalist system? Are assertions of the supposed âĢľtotal failureâĢ
assertions
13.73
an open letter saying that President Putin's assertions about the rise of anti-Semitism in
assertions
13.54
he said. âĢľI have heard assertions made with great force and passion that if
assertions
12.21
This not only appeared to contradict previous ministerial assertions but also showed a disregard for the principle
assertions
11.68
. But Tarlov dismisses her assertions as baseless, as they are contingent upon
ert
8.65
and agreed, noting the associations "exert significant influence over law enforcement policy decisions in
affirm
8.61
, people are choosing their news sources to affirm their worldview, and what that means is
exert
8.27
control) over the whole society. They exert constant pressure to shape our ideas, thoughts
ert
7.92
or Share this story: http://desert.sn/1mehJLC
affirmation
6.49
observation or joke and hope for the prompt affirmation of dozens of retweets or Facebook
exert
6.10
the last taboo, it is one that exerts a fascination. (You can imagine
pitted
5.44
Republican Justin Amash. The NSA amendment pitted libertarian Republicans and liberal Democrats against establishment lawmakers
bolstered
4.51
with her graduate students. She pinpoints bolstered commercial development in the area as more recent
ert
4.30
-395, in the high-desert valley just east of the Sierra Nevadas