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For Day (2003), he typed out every single word that appeared in the 1 September 2000 issue of the New York Times; the resulting book, which, like almost all his books, he claims never to have fully read, was 836 pages long.
The GOP and its Tea Party shock troops in the House and Senate have fully read the political tea leaves and they know that the 2014 midterm elections shape up to be a titanic battle for the GOP to hold onto the House and to snatch the three seats needed to take control of the Senate.
Although parents stated that they had read the one page PIS before the interview, they may not have fully read or understood it, 47 48 so they were unclear that both drugs had previously been used effectively to stop tonic clonic seizures.
The opposition leader, Sheik Ahmad Moaz al-Khatib, said many critics had not fully read the explanations he had posted Wednesday on his Facebook page.
Labour's Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell insisted that he had not fully read a leaflet that he had posed with and signed that called for MI5 to be disbanded.
In November, Mr. Lay told Chuck Watson, the chairman of Dynegy, which at the time had agreed to buy Enron, that he had never fully read the financial statements Enron filed with federal regulators, according to Mr. Watson.
Voracious Chinese officials, who pay close attention to regulatory developments elsewhere, have remarked that the mammoth law, let alone its appended rules, seems to have been fully read by no one outside Beijing (your correspondent is a tired-eyed exception to this rule).
At his Senate confirmation hearing last month, Wheeler dismissed official reports documenting the effects of climate change, although he acknowledged that he hadn't fully read the report issued by his own agency.
As one Amazon user put it: "I know all about this book but have never fully read it.
As chairman of the compensation committee after Mr. Langone, Mr. McCall signed Mr. Grasso's last contract, but then said publicly that he had not fully read it and was thus unaware that it would yield an additional $48 million for Mr. Grasso.
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