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The second part was a postscript, dictated after Lenin had become convinced that Stalin was not only mishandling the suppression of dissent in Georgia but was being abusive to Lenin's wife, Krupskaya.
I didn't give it much thought at the time as I was busy cooking, but when I opened it the following day I found it was a further three chapters of the new episode I had included in the appendix that Dumas had dictated after his hand had become too shaky [Dumas is believed to have been in the final stages of syphilis at the time].
Demographic data (gender, age, postal code), medical information (tumor site, number of prior chemotherapy regimens, performance status, referring physician), details of trial participation (trial entry date, trial entered, reasons for delayed entry into trial), and/or circumstances around trial non-entry were abstracted from physicians' clinical notes that were dictated after each clinic visit.
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Angwin does quote a famous paper by the researcher Danah Boyd comparing the Facebook audience — "They are in honors classes, looking forward to the prom, and live in a world dictated by after-school activities" — with that of MySpace: "still home for Latino/Hispanic teens, immigrant teens, 'burnouts,'alternativeve kids,'... punks, emos, goths, gangstas, queer kids".
One fabled evening David Gray, monarch of these pages and an extremely verbose tennis writer as well, dictated page after page of guff from Wimbledon.
At the U.N., where procedure routinely trumps morality, protocol dictated that after the opening niceties, Ahmadinejad should get the first speaking slot of the main program.
Even though there is a possibility that correct data in the ASR were replaced by incorrect data from the medical files, this is considered very unlikely given the fact that medical files are generally dictated immediately after the consultation, whereas registration in the ASR is more likely to be done later on.
Mr. Arafat's cease-fire declaration was virtually dictated to him after the Tel Aviv bombing by Terje Rod-Larsen, the United Nations envoy, and the German foreign minister, Joschka Fisher.
We would have done the same, but our schedule dictated otherwise and after just two blissful days, we are waved off by everyone on the island.
When I came to write Atonement, my father's stories, with automatic ease, dictated the structure; after I finished the opening section, set in 1935, Dunkirk would have to be followed by the reconstruction of a 1940 London hospital.
The author says that Mr. Clinton "alone possesses the tapes and transcripts of our interviews" (for a long time the president kept the tapes in his sock drawer), and Mr. Branch cobbled together this account largely from tapes he dictated to himself after each session.
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