| No, no! It's the only way to reassert control over your life. |
| A tragedy for the Cyprus settlement and, naturally, a chance to reassert our own superiority over the pretender Makepeace and enhance our standing in the polls. |
| And I get the sense that President Tong needs to reassert control over these Admirals... |
| And to sort of reassert the sort of connectedness between the idea of democracy on the one hand and the idea of privately owned business on the other. |
| And when he does, he will want to reassert his dominance. |
| No, no! It's the only way to reassert control over your life. |
| A tragedy for the Cyprus settlement and, naturally, a chance to reassert our own superiority over the pretender Makepeace and enhance our standing in the polls. |
| And I get the sense that President Tong needs to reassert control over these Admirals... |
| And to sort of reassert the sort of connectedness between the idea of democracy on the one hand and the idea of privately owned business on the other. |
| And when he does, he will want to reassert his dominance. |
| It's truly amazing how the flesh reasserts itself. |
| Reality reasserts itself farcically. |
| Remarkable how the flesh reasserts itself. |
| Said he planned to use that fact to extort preferential treatment from them when England reasserts her rule here. |
| The defense reasserts his plea of not guilty, Your Honor. |
| It's truly amazing how the flesh reasserts itself. |
| Reality reasserts itself farcically. |
| Remarkable how the flesh reasserts itself. |
| Said he planned to use that fact to extort preferential treatment from them when England reasserts her rule here. |
| The defense reasserts his plea of not guilty, Your Honor. |
| But eventually, the illnesses reasserted themselves. |
| He has reasserted his authority. |
| Her human immune system has reasserted itself with a vengeance-- body armor, Borg organelles biosynthetic glands-- they're all being rejected. |
| It wasn't long before the economic laws of nature reasserted themselves. |
| Sanity had reasserted itself. |
| And now he's reasserting control. |
| He arrives in London with the intention of reasserting his reign over the European continent, but Europe now wants to depose him and crown a new king. |
| He's reasserting control of the department. |
| I was reasserting dominance because I was threatened. |
| I'm glad to see your old interests are reasserting themselves. |
| But eventually, the illnesses reasserted themselves. |
| He has reasserted his authority. |
| Her human immune system has reasserted itself with a vengeance-- body armor, Borg organelles biosynthetic glands-- they're all being rejected. |
| It wasn't long before the economic laws of nature reasserted themselves. |
| Sanity had reasserted itself. |
| And now he's reasserting control. |
| He arrives in London with the intention of reasserting his reign over the European continent, but Europe now wants to depose him and crown a new king. |
| He's reasserting control of the department. |
| I was reasserting dominance because I was threatened. |
| I'm glad to see your old interests are reasserting themselves. |
