I want to possess all the articulate I can, because otherwise there we will be, in non-designer clothes, no longer even on TrendSetters & TasteMakers gum cards with our photos on them, and I will turn to her and say, Honey, uh, honey, there is a certain feeling but I cannot name it and cannot cite a precedent-type feeling, but trust me, dearest, wow, do I ever feel it for you, right now.
In the catalogue, Jones cites a precedent for Surrealism in Francis Picabia's faux mechanical drawings.
"Barry Bonds, at 38 years old, signed a five-year deal," Boras said, citing a precedent.
Quinn cited a precedent, a case involving Bernard King, whose suspension by the N.B.A.'s Utah Jazz for an alleged improper relationship with a woman was overturned.
Some analysts have argued that ISPs or mobile networks that block ads could face legal challenges under EU law, citing a precedent in France.
Nevertheless, he said, citing a precedent established by Monroe, Wilkes had improperly allowed the ship to continue to England rather than taking it into port, where the matter could be settled in court.
A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Nov. 16 about a new Marvel Comics monthly series featuring the superhero Black Panther misstated his ethnicity and cited a precedent incorrectly.
Correction: December 13 , 2004 Monday A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Nov. 16 about a new Marvel Comics monthly series featuring the superhero Black Panther misstated his ethnicity and cited a precedent incorrectly.
GEORGE GENE GUSTINES Correction: December 8, 2004, Wednesday A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Nov. 16 about a new Marvel Comics monthly series featuring the superhero Black Panther misstated his ethnicity and cited a precedent incorrectly.
He also cited a precedent established by a 2003 federal appellate court decision against the antiquities dealer Frederick Schultz, which puts a burden on the foreign government to show that it enforces its own property statute at home.
