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Younger generations live much more intellectually diverse lives and cites much user generated content, including Wikipedia, as being mostly produced outside of the monetary economy.

Rather than include these historical facts about military oaths, Mr. Sekulow cites much more recent sources, such as the several oaths currently found in R.C.M. 807(b)(2) in the Manual for Courts-Martial (oaths which themselves have the words "So help me God" set apart in parentheses to clearly indicate that they are optional) and the current oath of enlistment.

The story is headed by a quotation from The Times: "'BEIGE BOOK' CITES MUCH EVIDENCE OF SLOWING ECONOMY...includes much anecdotal evidence of growing distress".

By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, February 4 , 1991P. 26 The story is headed by a quotation from The Times: "'BEIGE BOOK' CITES MUCH EVIDENCE OF SLOWING ECONOMY...includes much anecdotal evidence of growing distress".

It's not a text that is cited much today.

Dr. Hoving and Dr. Robison, writing in The Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciencess, cite much evidence.

But many widely followed economists are citing much lower figures for job creation.

Some reports cited much higher death tolls -- with dozens killed -- but those were impossible to verify immediately.

The second most common source is local newspapers, which were cited much more frequently than national or big-city papers.

In making those statements, administration officials relied on estimates by the Congressional Budget Office, without citing much higher cost estimates by the Medicare actuary.

For all the money spent on R.& D. in China, Chinese scientific papers are not cited much abroad and Chinese patents are filed at a low rate internationally, suggesting that they are less than revolutionary.