Since increasing follow up beyond one year would yield very little additional information on re-operation rates, efficient use of resources dictated a one-year follow up.
Bloggers like her, she said, are not dictating a one-size-fits all "cure" for everyone, but sharing "our toolboxes" with each other — what works for each person.
She was apparently under the assumption that she could dictate a one-hour time limit for her testimony to Congress, and that we were there at her behest instead of the other way around.
The official explained she was in a hurry, but quickly dictated a clause, one word at a time, for me to print on the back of her copy: "I am receiving a copy of my police report free of charge, and the reporting official has not asked me for money in exchange for said document".
Instead, Roosevelt inched toward "outright defiance," in the words of one aide, and dictated a speech to have on hand.
The question of whether precedent dictated an outcome for one side or the other in this case, Exxon Shipping Company v. Baker, No. 07-219, appeared to be a draw.
- Physician "Yes, I learned that I had to be very careful if I was dictating on one patient and switched to another patient.
"Convention dictated that one put up a facade and hung on," she said.
This was the research featured on 60 MINUTES, which made Christopher Supermann" Reeve famously say, "Oh, to be a rat!" Reeve also sent our family a dictated letter saying, "One day,Roman and I will stand up from our wheelchairs and walk away from them forever".
Nevertheless, all these so-called interactive forms of media remain systems wherein one voice dictates a narrative.
GETTING IN No cover or guest list, but capacity crowds may dictate "one in, one out".
