He followed it up with the most explicit endorsement to date of News Corp's education project in an address to the Royal Society entitled Technology in the Classroom.
Seeming to have anticipated, although not understood, the feminist reaction this kind of sentiment generally evokes, he finishes the tweet: "If you think that's an endorsement of date rape, go away and learn how to think".
In a news conference with Mr. Mubarak at the White House, Mr. Bush also offered his most extensive endorsement to date of a peace proposal from Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia calling for Israel to withdraw completely from the West Bank and Gaza in return for normal relations with all Arab countries.
And all of his incredibly impressive 34 newspaper endorsements to date from both sides of the aisle.
Appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation," Pelosi offered her strongest endorsement to-date of the 14th Amendment option, which holds that Congress doesn't have the power to use the debt ceiling as a hostage-taking device because the validity of the debt "shall not be questioned".
Mr. Arpaio keeps those who are interested about the jockeying for his endorsement up to date on his Twitter account.
With Mr. Perry having struggled though a series of debates, however, he has received almost no endorsements since that date.
The politician's desk, which Nixon used to considerable effect in 1960, is one such trope; the testimonial, such as Caroline Kennedy's endorsement of Obama, dates to the earliest political ads, like those in the Eisenhower-Stevenson race, in 1952.
And though his dissertation repeatedly described events as occurring tens of millions of years ago, Dr. Ross added, "I did not imply or deny any endorsement of the dates".
Tables 5 and 6 present information on the extent of journals' endorsement and whether the date of endorsement was provided by evaluation authors, journal websites, or editors.
