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A16 Ruling on Defendant Testimony The Supreme Court ruled, 7 to 2, that prosecutors can try to undermine a defendant's credibility by warning a jury that the defendant may have tailored his testimony to match that of previous witnesses.

Mr. Fierstein may have tailor-made Arnold for himself, but he was such an overwhelmingly emotional presence that he burst the seams of the part.

Much work has focused on developing synthetic materials that have tailored degradation profiles and physical properties that may prove useful in developing biomaterials for tissue engineering applications.

The aide's explanation may have been tailored for the listener.

"The Tuxedo" may have been tailored just for Mr. Chan, but it still feels like off-the-rack garb.

Phoenix John Peel stage, 22.15 Jeans, shirts, natty summer jackets that may have been tailored linen – with the merest hint of cowboy.

The oncologists may have intuitively tailored the amount and content of information to the individual patient.

Accordingly, BSA has tailored an international organization.

Rather than selling one drug to everyone with a particular disease, firms may have to tailor treatments for small groups of genetically similar people at great cost.But pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), the powerful middlemen who manage the drug purchases of the employees of big American companies, are keenly promoting pharmacogenomics.

They may have to tailor their offerings to please state censors, but there are powerful incentives at work too.Foreign studios are drooling at the prospect of gaining more access to the booming Chinese film market, whose ticket sales rose by over a third last year to $2.7 billion.

This difference in distribution may indicate that the same preventive strategies do not work equally well in both populations, and may have to be tailored [ 49].