Scott Morrison didn't clear things up in his rebuttal, citing apparently completely different figures.
This is the second week running that Ed Miliband and David Cameron have clashed over the NHS at PMQs and cited apparently contradictory statistics on waiting times.
De Vos also recycles a typical Flemish nationalist chestnut, citing the apparently irreconcilable differences between the country's two communities.
"I figured it had to be somebody young," Ms. Gallo said, citing the apparently spontaneous nature of the crime.
But in September, to Mr. Silvester's deep disappointment, Mr. DePino backed out of the deal, citing its apparently illegality, Mr. Silvester said.
But in citing the apparently phony check, prosecutors asserted today that Mr. Estrada was guilty of a range of chicanery worthy of an underworld boss.
Despite avoiding relegation the Italian was sacked at the close of last season for "breach of contract", the owners citing an apparently innocuous response from Zola to Sullivan's declaration that every player but Scott Parker was for sale.
It cited the "apparently automatic" knighthood awarded to Sir Jeremy Heywood the day before he became cabinet secretary, and Lord O'Donnell receiving four honours as a result of his civil service career.
It has received much comment, not least for the empirical mismatch between the data and the conclusion, given that the cited study apparently provides "strong evidence for behavioural similarities between the sexes".
Charlottesville and Barcelona are also united by Donald Trump's increasingly extremist discourse from his moral equivocation over the white supremacists and neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, to his posting of a tweet after the Barcelona attack citing an apparently apocryphal quote, attributed to John J. Pershing, advocating the execution of Islamist terrorists with bullets dipped in pig's blood.
