He began, as he often did, by looking back at the lessons of history (something that relatively few of his parliamentary colleagues appear to have much awareness of), and citing once again the giant evils of want, disease, ignorance, squalor and idleness that remained to be vanquished.
For now it becomes truly clear what he means when he cites, once again, the cavy he has been so obsessed with since Bahia Blanca.
He declined the offer citing once again his willingness to play for Italy when he became eligible.
And he once again cited Rosenstein's memo.
A few months later, in an unrelated rule regarding salmonella, the agency once again cited a value of $5 million, which it said best reflected the available research.
The Everlys, good old southern boys, were once again cited as role models by the likes of Crosby, Stills and Nash.
In an interview, Kern County sheriff Donny Youngblood once again cited the peace officer's bill of rights when declining to detail how Swearengin was disciplined.
He once again cited the unemployment rate — especially for African Americans — even though he repeatedly said during his campaign that the unemployment rate was phony and could not be trusted.
Emphasizing the dangers of denying anyone within American jurisdiction a fair trial, Stevens once again cited Rutledge's dissent in his own opinion in the Hamdan case in 2006, which struck down President Bush's military commissions because they were not specifically authorized by Congress.
Her MDNA tour, which started in 2012, was the next one we missed out on as Madonna once again cited her children, saying she would feel like an "irresponsible parent" if she came to Australia instead of spending time with them.
