Judy Kay Moore, spokeswoman for Eli Lilly, for instance, said that company's representatives spend $500 to $750 a month for lunches.
Roddick, for instance, said that he caught his stomach virus last Sunday.
Trump, for instance, said that Mitt Romney "choked like a dog" when he ran for president.
Jessica Hsu '10, for instance, said that she frequently takes notes on her laptop and studies from PowerPoint slides on her screen without printing them.
Twitter and Bloomberg News, for instance, said that their joint livestream reached an average of 129,000 viewers a minute.
Mr. Almodóvar, for instance, said that Pepa would never spit in a cloth to clean another character's face, because such a gesture would be insulting.
Mr. Glass, for instance, said that when he wasn't his own boss, he was able to offer such discounts only in rare circumstances.
Mr. Romney, for instance, said that under Mr. Obama's health care program, the federal government would sweep in and "take over" everyone's medical care.
Mr. de Blasio, for instance, said that he worked in the mayor's office (under David N. Dinkins) — but he was actually a junior aide.
Mr. Smith, for instance, said that while Facebook had authenticated him as a political advertiser, he later handed over control of Sierra Nevada Revolution's account to others.
Morgan Stanley, for instance, said that 40% to 60% of its pay deals were deferred over three years, with part of it in shares.
