While Kerry met with Sergei Lavrov, his Russian counterpart, at the Hotel Imperial, we pecked at the birdseed of the pool report, a couple of precisely quoted non-quotes.
More precisely, quoting Kendall (1973), 'The essential idea of the trend is that it shall be smooth', which is equivalent to a continuous slowly varying change in a time series over long-time scales (Graigmile et al. [2004]).
In a number of instances, the positions of the witnesses (as on record from trial testimony) or of the judge (from his opinion in the first instance) were not always precisely quoted or correctly interpreted in secondary publications.
Just quote, okay ? JUST QUOTE.
They have now apologised and I quote precisely from their letter dated 27th May 2009 as follows: "Documents show that you asked this office in August 2007 and again in September 2008 for confirmation that it would be in order for you to change your arrangements, from 1st April 2008, and nominate Luton as your main home and Southampton as your second (ACA) home.
That's what the Carter Doctrine of 1980 was about: it defined the Persian Gulf as a U.S. "vital interest" precisely because, to quote former Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz's apt description of Iraq, it "floats on a sea of oil".
"This is a remarkable job of interviewing an interesting and colorful man and getting precisely one quote".
This is a masterful job of interviewing an interesting and colorful man and getting precisely one quote.
Ms. Murphy, who has interviewed Ms. Lee's sister Alice Lee, said that Harper Lee was unhappy that in interviews decades ago, reporters did not quote her precisely.
To quote him precisely, a serious alternative to Obamacare "should start with these basic ideas": The current system of tax and spending subsidies [mainly the tax preference accorded employment-based health insurance] would be replaced by a tax credit of, say, $2,500 per person or $8,000 for a family of four for the purchase of health insurance.
