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His doctoral dissertation, published as American Protestantism and A Jewish State, continues to be cited as does his most recent book, Challenge to Jewish Survival.
The failed nomination of Harriet Miers to succeed Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court could be cited as evidence that Mr. Bush really did make the decisions, since Mr. Cheney opposed her.
Grossman, a member of the Super Bowl bid committee, said the BCS experience with teams headquartered in Broward and Miami-Dade can be cited as reasons why the Super Bowl doesn't have to be confined to one downtown setting.
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But he "never called for unilateral action and does not want 'boots on the ground.'" Syria is a slaughter and a violation of this new "we will stop massacres" policy that was cited as pretext for doing stuff in Libya.
Cook, mechanic, welder, and several types of craftsmen were cited as "proof" that one does not need a degree to gain a well paid position.
Cross-cultural diversity in economic game behavior has been cited as evidence that humans do not possess psychological adaptations specialized for cooperation in collective actions (CAs).
6): It was amusing to read how U.S. officials are cited as saying, as Iran did, that the explosion at a major missile-testing site near Tehran was probably an accident.
Torre said it had always bothered him that his relationship with Nelson was cited as the reason the Yankees did not try harder to keep him.
The surprise move by the FBI follows assertions by U.S. officials that the investigation had turned up no evidence of a security breach — a factor that was cited as a reason the Justice Department did not notify the White House before last week that the CIA director had been ensnared in an e-mail inquiry.
