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• Even as her business grows — Elli’s Kosher Kitchen just became the first business to receive kosher certification from the city of Abu Dhabi — Kriel continues to assert her creativity and attention to detail in the kitchen.

• It comes just a week after the Ethiopian House of Federation declared the election as “null and void”, asserting that the poll was unconstitutional.

• In response to ProPublica’s 2018 reporting, IBM asserted that cases like Miyoshi’s were one-offs and didn’t represent a company practice.

• “Definitely, this is not the death of cities,” Chesky asserts.

• Kennedy, thanking supporters, said he called Markey to concede, telling him he’s a “good man” and asserting “you have never heard me say otherwise,” according to the New York Times.

• As leaders across the world continue to assert, the war is far from won.

• “It certainly demonstrates their effort to re-assert themselves in the region and regain their past form,” this official added.

• I was forced to bring two male “identity verifiers” to assert who I was, despite the fact that I carried my ID card with me.

• Rather than a right to health care or abortion, people assert a right to access those things.

• These suits assert, basically, that the child herself was harmed by the very fact of her own birth.

• The well-worn aphorism of the Frenchman, “History repeats itself,” was about to assert itself.

• The knocker appeared to hear the response, and to that it was quite impossible he could wait so long.