Even reports that seemed to get closer to the mark, citing conflicts over the dumbing down of output, not using probability in forecasts, and disappointment with the latest Met Office app, failed to explore the history of the relationship and its associated ups and downs.
His feat of four successive victories, matching Indurain from 1991 to 1994 before Indurain added another in 1995, is a footnote in the sport, a mark nobody cites.
Williams, who batted.406 in 1941 and is the last player to eclipse the magical.400 mark, was cited for that achievement tonight as part of a promotion in which Major League Baseball selected the 30 most memorable moments in its history.
If you use the exact text – words, phrases, sentences – you must enclose them in quotation marks and cite.
Mr. Kaufman's forecast that the dollar would drop as low as 150 yen and 2 marks was cited by analysts as a factor in pushing the dollar down yesterday below key support levels against the yen and the mark.
Similarly, the Trade-Mark Cases cited in Feist rest upon the originality implied by "invention [and] discovery" and by the "writings of authors," and make no reference at all to the preamble.
When writing about Hamlet, you do not need to put the words "Hamlet" or "Shakespeare" in quotation marks, or cite a source for them, even though you may have read sources that use these words.
Correction: June 25 , 2003 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday in the special Women's Health section about reasons for exercising misplaced the quotation marks in citing an advertisement for the New York Sports Club.
Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday in the special Women's Health section about reasons for exercising misplaced the quotation marks in citing an advertisement for the New York Sports Club.
So, in 2015, Pinterest began its public campaign to better its diversity marks specifically citing goals to hire more women and employees from underrepresented groups.
These "smarks" (shorthand for their own self-ID as "smart marks") can cite a long history of WWE favoring oiled muscleheads over superior artist-athletes.
