That quotation referred to the iPhone, not the iPad.
So you can believe, disbelieve or half-believe the following quotation, referring to the longtime owner of the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers.
An article in yesterday's edition on the growing contention between lawyers and their clients should not have used an anonymous quotation referring to the firm of Newton, Murtaugh & Clayton as "ambulance-chasing jackals" without offering the firm an opportunity to reply.
You don't want the enemy to understand how long they have to wait in the weeds till you're going to be gone.' " The quotation, referring to a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, is from an interview that Romney gave last April to ABC's "Good Morning America," and, in the days leading up to the Florida vote, McCain read it to anyone who would listen.
A hanging quote refers to a block of text that is nothing but the quotation, without any of your own words leading in or leading out.
An article in Circuits on Feb. 1 about the efforts of Fred Shapiro, a Yale librarian, to create a new dictionary of quotations referred incorrectly to HeinOnline, a source he uses.
Correction: February 12 , 2001 Monday An article in Circuits on Feb. 1 about the efforts of Fred Shapiro, a Yale librarian, to create a new dictionary of quotations referred incorrectly to HeinOnline, a source he uses.
Shem Tov Ibn Falaquera, whose many works appear to have been a sort of "basin of quotations", referred to a number of Avicenna's philosophical works, and employed them as sources for his own expositions of Maimonides' and Aristotle's thought, in the Guide to the Guide and in the Opinions of the Philosophers, as well as for some other minor works.
