Williams, for example, has said repeatedly that he will return.
Slovakia, for example, has said it will take only Christians.
The Westchester Land Trust, for example, has said it would provide $15,000.
G.E., for example, has said it wants to sell off its consumer appliance unit.
Mr. Kahan, for example, has said that shaming penalties are good because they are expressive.
Legal & General, for example, has said that it may stop writing with-profits policies altogether.
Goldman Sachs, for example, has said it would not give cash bonuses to 30 top executives.
DaimlerChrysler, for example, has said it will bring such vehicles to the market by 2010.
Wal-Mart, for example, has said that one in five of its customers does not have a checking account.
President Clinton, for example, has said there is "no economic explanation" for the surge in prices, particularly in the Midwest.
Peele, for example, has said he had a childhood anxiety about his voice, that it was too "white".
