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"If waterboarding does not constitute torture," Hitchens concludes when it's over, citing Lincoln on slavery, "then there is no such thing as torture".

Each time, the governor's counsel refused to hand them over, citing executive privilege, and the foundation decided it was not worth the time or expense to pursue the matter.

The White House, in its first official statement released just after midnight Monday morning, expressed disappointment in Hong Kong's decision to allow Mr. Snowden to leave and pressed Russia to turn him over, citing the cooperation between the two countries since the Boston Marathon bombings.

Speaking Freely James Earl Jones in "The Man" (1972) In this film, written by Rod Serling from an Irving Wallace novel, the president and the speaker of the house are killed in a building collapse and the vice president has declined to take over, citing ill health.

The author began the blog in May 2003 out of boredom and disgust with poor journalism, sharing ruminations on news items and writing headlines like "If the East River Was Whiskey (We'd Go to Brooklyn All the Time)." Now TMFTML feels that "blogging is over," citing attention in more traditional media.

As they neared their destination, the police pulled the van over, citing a faulty taillight.

Studies using data from the HRS and MIDUS surveys in the US reported that ∼30% of respondents age 50 and over cited age as the most common reason for perceived everyday discrimination [ 9, 11, 22].

Alternatively, researchers may proportionately over-cite papers by authors they most often encounter in the literature (a 'fast-food effect').

Just days after he clinched the delegate count needed for his party's nomination, he was challenged over cited donations to military veterans and excoriated by Hillary Clinton on foreign policy.

As a result of the sting, FOX8 reports the woman was pulled over and cited.

That same month, Premier Li Keqiang said the government had failed to respond adequately to public concerns over pollution, citing tension over the documentary as an example.