Beyond a business, Mr. Cullen sees banking as an instrument — one that can shape and preserve the history of his village, which he cites with an archivist's fluidity.
The 365 citing reviews were published in 196 different journals, and to date had received a total 1752 cites with an average of 5 cites per paper.
So is Singleton, though at other times he is cited with a punctilious courtesy.
Good or excellent results in 91% of patients are cited with a revision rate for aseptic loosening of 1%.
Coulson's supposed motto, "Get the story, no matter what", is cited with a curled lip.
In reports since 2001, Toyota vehicles have been cited with a greater frequency in complaints of sudden acceleration than those of other major carmakers.
Survivors of remedial classes cite, with a shiver, the insane variety of letter sounds, most infamously the supposed 22 ways E can be pronounced.
Chatting between tunes, Mr. Stevens cited, with a slide show, the inspiration of the outsider artist Royal Robertson, a Louisiana sign painter and visionary whose cartoonish images of planetscapes, women and flying saucers were turned into animations on the video screens.
Unquestionably, the two words that do not cross any of the rebels' lips is 'government shutdown.' Now it is Mr. Clinton, they note, who is making that veiled threat, a development they cite with a chuckle.
For example, the website Spurious Correlations presents such correlations, citing (with a very high level of confidence) the correlation between U.S. government spending on science and the number of suicides by hanging.
