The only point I would make and which I feel didn't get as much focus is that I cited the book at the start of the paragraph.
I cited C. S. Lewis at the top of this piece.
In the article on FoxNews.com I cited earlier, Peter Morici, an economist at the University of Maryland, pointed out that Perry's tax plan, "would require $900 billion in annual spending cuts, when the Congress is having trouble agreeing on an additional $100 billion".
In its reports, ABC News Radio described the crowd as "tens of thousands". "From the stage I cited ABC news estimating the crowd at the March on Washington at 1.5 million.
At the time, I cited the research of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), which I claimed used "a far broader classification for civilians killed, resulting in estimates of somewhere between 411-884 civilians killed by drones in Pakistan".
I'm looking at the list I cited.
If you are reading this, Ben Stein, I ask you please take a look at the cases I cited yesterday.
I recently testified in a roundtable convened by the U.S. House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee as part of the 21st Century Cures initiative, and I cited the statistic that there are at least 7,500 rare diseases and only 500 treatments.
At the time, I cited Mr. Bumble's line that the "law is an ass" if it won't allow us to pass measures upon which the vast majority of citizens and lawmakers agree.
As it can be appreciated by looking at the literature I cited above, these topics are all actively investigated in the mouse mainly, where cutting-edge experimental approaches (e.g., imaging and optogenetics) are currently easier to apply than in the rat.
