After decrying his inability to name all the Greek chieftains who voyaged to Troy ("not if I had 10 tongues and 10 mouths"), Homer still manages to cite in the "Iliad," according to my count, 265 lines' worth.
Speaking in Shakespearean blank verse, rap-style rhyme and, yes, even Chekhovian naturalism, C-Trip manages to cite everything from "Hamlet" to "Sanford and Son," from Langston Hughes to Angela Bassett.
But Goldman can't quite buy that (or manage to cite any research one way or another).
"The Editors" cite a single speech given at the protests, by Slavoj Zizek, as fitting their rubric for "anti-capitalist," and then just suggest he was "not alone" without managing to cite an additional example.
What about all the hardworking people in the rags-to-riches stories who, despite setting the example politicians of every stripe like to cite, managed to live their lifetimes in poverty?
But analysts say that unlike her rival presidential candidate Francois Fillon – a onetime front-runner whose campaign is reeling over allegations he gave his wife a trumped-up job as his parliamentary assistant – Le Pen has largely managed to shrug off the scandals, citing them as evidence the system is stacked against her party.
A widely cited study managed to report the indicator in nearly 90 countries [ 10].
After the Meiji Restoration, Japan made many efforts to open new and direct intercourse with Korea, but the Taewŏn'gun, citing diplomatic slights, managed to rebuff these overtures.
On her last, uncompleted film Something's Got to Give, she turned up for just 12 days out of 35, citing sinusitis, but still managed to get herself on a jet to New York to sing happy birthday to President John Kennedy.
At one point, she even managed to pull one of the leaders over, citing a busted headlight.
