One of the few efforts by regulators to examine Bilingual SEIT occurred in 2002, when the State Education Department conducted a "quality assurance" review that focused largely on record-keeping.
This time, the evidence was much the same — the case turned largely on recorded conversations with an informant, who led the group in a pledge of allegiance to Al Qaeda — but the results differed.
Kennedy's reputation is founded largely on records he made for the Gaelfonn and Beltona labels, and in her book The Songs of Gaelic Scotland, Anne Lorne Gillies wrote: "His singing of Gaelic songs, as a young man, has never been equalled.
In particular, library science is well-suited for this kind of role, since the discipline of library science focuses largely on record-keeping and administrating library offices.
It is based on 200 largely on-the-record interviews with the key protagonists, and it's hard to imagine that later, more polished drafts, will tell a very different story.
In 2008, Mr. Trump, who has campaigned for president largely on his record as a businessman, was interviewed on Fox News about the possibility of bailing out the banks.
The banks were also woefully inexperienced about analyzing a company's underlying financial strength and based their decisions largely on its record of previous repayment.
Van Hollen, only a sliver less liberal than Edwards on the issues, won the primary largely on his record of leadership and effectiveness dating back to his days in the state legislature, according to Maryland politicians and analysts.
Another governor who has been touted as a possible presidential contender in 2016, John Kasich of Ohio, sailed to victory against Democrat Ed FitzGerald to win a second term largely on a record of economic growth and shrinking unemployment.
But other Giuliani advisers said they feared that the failure of the advertising to strengthen him in New Hampshire was evidence that Mr. Giuliani's attempt to run for president based largely on his record as mayor was flawed.
