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Others cite man-made influences including industrial emissions of black soot, which warms the air by absorbing sunlight.

She cites men with Asperger's syndrome and attention deficit disorder as examples of what she calls the "extreme male brain".

To give you an idea: in just the past month, the New York Times has cited Manning's state department cables in at least five different stories.

Convinced that the F.B.I. was watching us -- citing men lurking, strangers knocking and telephones he thought were tapped -- he refused to take the risk.

She cites men wearing acid-wash jeans with holes in them, along with sandals or flip-flops, and women wearing revealing sundresses or very short skirts.

According to the research Pruett cites, men tend to spend more time playing with children in a way that encourages exploration — they use fewer toys as props and offer more pure entertainment.

In another example, Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. William Fuller cited Manning's "little interest in discussion" as a reason to him as POI.

"Such a little thing, such a little thing," to cite the man himself, "but the difference it made was grave".

When you assert that the security state is becoming a problem, don't cite a man warning against a fascist occupation of the United States in the 1980s.

He cites the man-to-man fighting of his youth and the pure fighting depicted in the Hisao Maki comics Vs. the use of weapons and foul play of kids today.

He cites one man who expected to finish eating his piece of pie after his execution.