Mayor Paul Rickenbach and other critics cited the connection between Mr. LaValle and Thomas Twomey, the library board's president, calling the bill a veiled attempt to put the expansion on a faster track.
This month, Moody's Investors Service lowered its outlook on those bonds to negative, from stable, citing "the close connection between the health and performance of the Mets baseball team and the long-term credit of the stadium project".
He cites "Vertigo" as an inspiration for "Road to Nowhere," and he cites the crucial connection between the art work and the artist's — and the viewer's — life, a crucial aspect of "Road to Nowhere": I think all heroes are alone, fighting for whatever it is that's important to them.
Earlier this month, Saskatchewan resident Dale Pippin filed a human rights complaint over media coverage and debate around the Confederate flag, citing the "incorrect" connection drawn between racism and the flag.
In 2012 in The New York Times, economist Paul Krugman cited Romm on the connection between drought and Climate change, and The Atlantic interviewed and cited Romm on the reluctance of the Democrats to discuss climate change.
In an e-mail, Roger A. Pielke, Jr., of the University of Colorado pointed me to his critique of "R and D mythology," repeated in The Atlantic piece cited above, on the connection between research spending and economic growth.
Each of them also cites Maclean as evidence of the connection between radical politics and anticontagionism.
All the while, he keeps repeating Fox News' favorite scientific untruths, insisting, to cite the most dangerous example, that the connection between carbon-dioxide emissions and global warming remains unproved.
In 2010, he cited economic historian Deirdre McCloskey on the connection between virtue and economic growth.
The meta-analysis cited above summarizes the voluminous research on the connection between negative campaigning and turnout.
