We did not adopt a line-by-line analysis in which codes are assigned to each line of text as we did not feel that such intense scrutiny of content would have enhanced our collection of descriptive and interpretive data.
"The arc of the moral universe may bend towards justice," the president said, adopting a line from Dr. King, "but it doesn't bend on its own.
Under new leadership, the party is aiming to win back disaffected voters in time for the European Parliament elections in June and the federal elections in September largely by adopting a line that is more independent of the Christian Democratic Union.
The group, named after Abraham Lincoln, swore members to secrecy by adopting a line from the film Fight Club: the first rule of the Friends of Abe is you do not talk about the Friends of Abe.
And on settlements, the center-left is adopting a line not far distant from Likud's, saying it would continue building in existing settlement blocs, a policy in defiance of the United States and Europe, not to mention the Palestinians.
He later remarked, adopting a line from Justice Antonin Scalia in oral arguments, "Under the Government's theory, Congress could address the diet problem by ordering everyone to buy vegetables".
Over time, with assistance of teammates such as Pujols, Molina found his comfortable stance, sounder mechanics and adopted a line-drive style of swing that eliminated the dip and helped him hit fastballs with more authority.
Instead, Dixon-Woods et al adopted a lines-of-argument (LOA) synthesis, in which – rejecting the difference between first, second and third order constructs – they instead developed 'synthetic constructs' which were then linked with constructs arising directly from the literature.
Schools should adopt a hard line and not allow the youngsters out," he said this year.
