A senior Pakistani has now cited unsourced rumours that the English team may have deliberately lost a recent game.
Mr. Ahn is now cited in opinion polls as a leading contender in the presidential election in December, should he choose to run.
Ultimately the network became so costly and corrupt that it is now cited as a major reason for the collapse of the dynasty.
Should Jenna Bush, now cited for her second offense, be charged and found guilty of a third one, the punishment could get much stiffer.
But the problems here are now cited by Russian officials as evidence of what awaits countries that embrace a Western democratic model.
Terminal 4 in Madrid struggled with luggage handling after it opened in 2006, but is now cited in surveys as popular.
They thought that the risk of inflation was low for the sort of "new economy" productivity-miracle reasons now cited by Mr Greenspan himself.None of which is to criticise Mr Greenspan, who is doing a hard job well.
Germany, which has long harbored particularly powerful fears of inflation, has done relatively well in the current downturn without large stimulus spending, and that experience is now cited by adherents of austerity.
Peter Melchett of the Soil Association, Britain's leading organic lobby group, says that environmental concerns, rather than health benefits, are now cited by British consumers as their main justification for buying organic food.
The French press, which had made much of the new directors' extraordinary early box-office successes, now cited these commercial failures as proof that the New Wave had been overhyped and had run its course.
Macdonald now cited, along with Greenberg, critical work on mass culture by writers associated with the Frankfurt School, including Max Horkheimer, Leo Lowenthal, and Theodor Adorno, whose analysis of standardization in popular music Macdonald called "brilliant".
