So, Michelle Obama is essentially correct in citing slaves as builders of the White House, but there were others working as well," said O'Reilly.
He ended the brief history lesson with, "So Michelle Obama is essentially correct in citing slaves as builders of the White House, but there were others working as well.
He thought that the trade-union movement was reformist and even conservative, citing as essentially bourgeois and anti-worker the phenomenon of professional union officials.
In 1896, Plessy v. Ferguson, essentially reprising Dred, cited the "established usages, customs, and traditions of the people" in affirming the constitutionality of Jim Crow laws.
Regardless of whether they were sexually active or not, all cited essentially the same reasons for difficulties with or absence of sexual relationships (absence of desire, vaginal dryness, joint pain) and the same consequences (guilt feelings, frustration, tensions with the partner).
Yesterday, the company essentially withdrew its public offering, citing "unfavorable market conditions".
In a report to Congress last September, the last before this week's, the administration essentially gave Pakistan's counterterrorism operations a pass, citing the effects of the floods that crippled much of the country.
The silicone-augmented breast has been essentially off limits since 1992 when the FDA banned them, citing fears that they could lead to medical problems large and small.
By citing the 10th Amendment and making what is essentially a states' rights argument, Professor Balkin said Judge Tauro was "attempting to hoist conservatives by their own petard, by saying: 'You like the 10th Amendment?
Deadmau5 lamented the "cookie-cutter" sound of EDM, citing the easy availability of beat-making software that essentially allows just about anybody who can afford $1,000 of gear to make a dubstep record in his or her bedroom.
