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In September 1999, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat, introduced remarks into the Congressional Record honoring the American Muslim Alliance for playing "a crucial role in training and educating American Muslims nationwide about the political process".

During a dinner this spring where Mr. Paterson and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg were being honored, one of the speakers introducing them remarked about the importance of "visionary" leadership.

In October 1998, Representative Thomas M. Davis 3rd, a Republican of Virginia, introduced similar remarks about the American Muslim Council after attending the group's national convention.

Section 5 discusses major findings and introduces conclusive remarks.

In Section 4, we introduce further remarks and observations on these numbers, polynomials, and their applications.

In this section we introduce some remarks and comments to the obtained result formulated in Theorem 3.

This morning, at the opening of an exhibition celebrating 50 years of American fashion at the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Diane Von Furstenberg was a regular Henny Youngman as she made remarks introducing the show.

Mr. Uribe answered no questions at the news conference, but in remarks introducing and praising Mr. McCain, he said that "we also consider the recent comments by Senator Obama regarding Colombia to be positive".

And unlike most successful Republican candidates in this state in recent decades, Ms. Fiorina has not moved to the middle in a general election campaign: she is against abortion rights and supports off-shore drilling, for example, a point Ms. Boxer alluded to in her brief remarks introducing President Obama.

The Thursday for Making Ricky Gervais Look Like Mr. Rogers: the triple winner Rosie O'Donnell, whose remarks introducing the freedom of expression winner (the documentarian Yoav Potash, for "Crime After Crime") were a cornucopia of hysterical hate, beginning with her judgment that she'd rather give birth to a flaming child in an igloo than watch Lars von Trier's "Melancholia" again.

("I wrote an opera called '1984.' Can that be clearer?") But, some weeks ago, with visions of 1971 Ping-Pong diplomacy in mind, Maazel decided that the concert, which will be broadcast live across North Korea, warranted a few remarks ("introducing music, not talking about North Korean gulags") from the conductor.