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He has long cited the Williams family as an inspiration.

Its committee has long cited the absence of women authors among major prize shortlists.

In resisting the pressure from Washington, Mr. Netanyahu has long cited political constraints at home.

Ms. McKay, who has long cited Doris Day as an idol, sang Day's early hit with Les Brown, "Sentimental Journey".

Syria has long sought "strategic parity", just as the wider Arab world has long cited Israel's nuclear capacity maybe 200 bombs as inherently destabilising.

Transparency International has long cited the construction industry as the world's most corrupt, pointing to the prevalence of bribery, bid rigging, and bill padding.

They have long cited diplomatic immunity in violating the city's parking rules.

The FARC have long cited the UP's fate as a reason for their mistrust of democratic politics.

However, Metallica have recorded covers of three of their songs and have long cited them as a key influence.

Even conservative scholars acknowledge that American judges have long cited decisions by foreign courts in their rulings.

The old NBC regime, under General Electric, had long cited USA as NBCUniversal's most prized asset, and tried to keep her happy -- to a point.