The University of Dallas withdrew its bid to be the site of President Bush's library, citing the site selection committee's exclusive talks with nearby Southern Methodist University.
The government denies political objectives have anything to do with the decision to close the DFO libraries, citing $473,000 in savings and a lack of public interest as motivation for the decision.
In the first few days of 2014, scientists, journalists, and environmentalists were horrified to discover that the Harper government had begun a process to close seven of the 11 of Canada's world-renowned Department of Fisheries and Oceans libraries, citing a consolidation and digitizing effort as the reason.
Writer was received by Anthony May, the Rainbow Room's general manager, who showed him the wine library & cited some statistics on the amount of wine produced & exported by Italy.
To demonstrate the need for such a library, he cited the restrictions on an electronic edition of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland": Copy: No text selections can be copied from the book to the clipboard….
Python has a large standard library, commonly cited as one of Python's greatest strengths, providing tools suited to many tasks.
World Champion Bobby Fischer had a copy of The Chess-Player's Manual in his personal library, and cited it in his famous 1961 article "A Bust to the King's Gambit".
He became incensed when, a few days after Harvard announced that it had paid its money managers more than $100 million, it cut 10 library workers citing budgetary cutbacks.
The seminary desired to build a library first, citing the need to house its expanding collection of books.
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