In its petitions, Medtronic had cited itself as the sole party in interest, making no mention of Cardiocom, following which Bosch had asked that Medtronic's petitions be dismissed.
He gave examples of countries that had descended into anarchy because of a lack of a sustained international commitment, pointedly citing Germany itself and the Allied commitment that helped it recover after World War II.
Wikipedia is a good website for general information gathering, but it is best to use (and cite) their cited references directly, rather than citing Wikipedia itself.
The problem is largely enabled by abuse of Cites itself.
On the contrary, one only has to cite Guernica itself, and the drawings in The Dream and Lie of Franco, reminiscent of Alfred Jarry, depicting the general as an absurdly aggressive vegetable.
The proposal itself, citing survey data, estimates that banks will have to spend more than six million hours putting the rule into effect.
In 2005, Fox reversed itself, citing strong DVD sales, and "Family Guy" has gone on to be one of the biggest comedy hits on television.
In the range of defensible positions — which probably do not include Izzo citing the discussion itself as "ridiculous" — Michigan State players present and past often take the one least scrutinized: They say they want such rants.
CLARK HOYT Re "Seeing Al Qaeda Around Every Corner" (July 8): You complain that "The Times has slipped into a routine of quoting President Bush and the military uncritically about Al Qaeda's role in Iraq — and sometimes citing the group itself without attribution".
See, e.g., In re Asbestos Litigation, 90 F.3d, at 975(C.A.5) ("in settlement class context, common issues arise from the settlement itself") (citing H. Newberg & A. Conte, 2 Newberg on Class Actions §11.28, at 11-58 (3d ed.1992)); White v. National Football League, 41 F.3d 408, 408 (C.A.8 1994) ("adequacy of class representation... is ultimately determined by the settlement itself"), cert.
