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It appears to be the first time that provision has been cited in an enforcement action.
Bishop Moriarty had been cited in an Irish government report on the mishandling and concealment of cases of priestly abuse.
This last provision produced so many difficulties that it was cited in an American textbook on copyright law.
She said that it was for the reason she cited in an interview yesterday: a recognition that accountability counts.
The issues were cited in an article that appeared in The New York Times on June 9.
The findings are cited in an analysis of studies on nearly 82,000 men 18 to 39.
Correspondence cited in an indictment of the Megaupload site in America suggests that the firm knew of the problems with illegal content.
The analysis, cited in an article and a chart in The New York Times, has been disputed by many pension funds.
It is, eerily enough, in one of the last Holmes mysteries, "The Problem of Thor Bridge," a story that Green once cited in an essay.
There is hope for this hapless team in the young star pitcher cited in an insightful New Yorker magazine piece on the rites of baseball in the spring.
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