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That argument has been cited by several companies that have declined to go along with the trend of treating options as an expense.
This imbalance has been cited by several school districts in Section One as one reason to oppose moving girls' soccer to its natural place in the fall schedule.
But Jennifer C. Pizer, a lawyer with Lamdba Legal, which represents one of the petitioners, said that Proposition 8 "essentially nullifies the equal protection guarantee" of the Constitution and sets a dangerous precedent, something that has been cited by several minority groups who asked for relief from the court.
MR: over the years, you've been cited by several artists including R.E.M. as having influenced their work.
mi2g intelligence has been cited by several government agencies including NISCC in the UK, FBI in the US and United Nations agencies in New York and Geneva.
Boothroyd's website has been cited by several oganisations and authors, including the United Nations Development Programme and the Parliament of Australia.
Quick's questions were cited by several conservative commentators after the debate as being unfair.
It was cited by several lawmakers as proof that new rules were needed to curb the impact of speculation on commodity prices.
Last week, during an argument before the full bench of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, the letter was cited by several judges who expressed reluctance about second-guessing the President's national-security determinations when they are explicitly backed up by his Cabinet.
The Petit murders were cited by several opponents of the repeal, most vividly by Representative Al Adinolfi, a Republican from Cheshire, Hamden and Wallingford, who said he witnessed the chaos at the Petits' smoldering house that day.
The persistent strength in manufacturing and construction, along with other recent reports showing rises in consumer prices and workers' salaries, were cited by several economists as evidence that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates more steeply than the quarter-percent increases made before.
