In 2004, Let's Get It On was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and cited by The Recording Academy as a recording of "historical significance".
Evidence gathered by the Sunday Times in 2010, and cited by FIFA in a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal, found Morocco's bid paid $150,000 to Botswana voter Bhamjee.
"When we have a billion people, you said we were destroying the planet./ When we tried limiting our numbers, you said it is human rights abuse," reads a poem posted on the Internet by "a silent, silent Chinese" and cited by some students as an accurate expression of their feelings.
Main Street was a tremendous bestseller, published when Lewis was 35, and cited by the Nobel Prize committee as a major reason he was given the Nobel in 1930.
Treme airs in the UK late 2010 Visually referenced throughout Treme and cited by the series' creators as a major influence, Always For Pleasure is a 1977 film by veteran documentarian Les Blank.
According to the "field cancerization" theory described by Slaughter and cited by Schwartz et al. tumorogenesis is a multiple stage process [ 23].
Having opportunities for accessible continuing education and training was cited by a majority of respondents in each country, and in South Africa, many respondents mentioned "innovative training opportunities such as distance education" as a motivator.
The ad was condemned by New York City's Patrolmen's Benevolent Association as prejudicial pretrial publicity and was later cited by a judge as among the reasons for a change in venue from the city to upstate New York.
It is alleged they pelted him with stones and forced him to hold liquid in his mouth while hanging upside down, according to diary entries and other accounts cited by a community activist.
(PO15, male, aged between 75-79) Accofnts of 'stigma', 'sponging'prideide' and 'deserving' were cited by a number of people as barriers to seeking benefits.
