(An additional GDPR complaint against Android has also since attacked how consent is gathered, arguing it's manipulative and deceptive).
To continue the metaphor: you want to cite whenever you are relying on evidence gathered or argued by someone else.
Outside the supreme court, more than a thousand demonstrators gathered to argue that Obama's programme should be upheld to prevent families being separated.
The space, which he constructed himself, was minuscule, but it quickly became a place where artists, dealers and curators gathered to argue aesthetics over beers.
Nearby, small crowds of local residents gathered to argue with each other, with voices rising and fingers being jabbed into chests.
Daniel Seligman, an official of the Sierra Club and one of the hundreds of American lobbyists who have gathered here, argued today that Nafta -- which Mr. Bush repeatedly described as a success -- was the wrong model for a hemispheric agreement.
As riot police gathered, students argued about what had happened.
BOISE, Idaho — This city, more than 1,500 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, may seem like an unlikely place for lawyers to gather to argue about the fate of hundreds of federal lawsuits related to the oil spill.
By and large, scientists are unwilling to forgo the rite of annual meetings, where they gather to argue about new research, network, and gossip (74) and to draw inspiration from top presenters (78).
But, as leaders gathered Thursday to argue in Brussels over just €5 billion in collective measures to stimulate the economy of the world's largest trading bloc, they could ponder the lessons of Mlociny.
