Republicans discounted the Democratic criticism today, noting that much of it came from people who voted against the 1996 law.
But some remain skeptical about the connection, noting that much of the publicized evidence linking the attacks is circumstantial.
The case concludes with an epilogue, noting that much of Cimino and Gibbs' decentralization efforts were reversed after the 1973 mayoral election, when Abraham Beame came into office.
Rightly noting that much progress has been achieved, he concludes that none of it was "solely or primarily the result of a shift in white attitudes".
Defense experts said the films had educational and historical value, noting that much of the footage came from Japan, where dogfighting is legal.
He was happier than he had been in years, he said, noting that much of his satisfaction came from exhuming childhood memories of rocking on a grandparent's porch.
They charge unfair double taxation, noting that much of the wealth hit by the inheritance tax has already been subject to income and capital gains taxes.
He said Dr. Nestle "could be right". But, noting that much of Americans' fat comes from meat, he added: "The type of fat is different in France.
They told the Guardian that it was "worth noting" that much of what is in an otherwise thin speech sits with the DUP's last election manifesto.
"We're in a good position by international comparison," he added, noting that much of the European Union's guidelines on data protection are based on Germany's laws.
Some federal officials and terrorism experts questioned the credibility and the timing of the announcement, noting that much of Mr. Ashcroft's information had been widely disseminated for months.
