Rather, according to John Roman, a researcher at the Urban Institute, a think-tank, crime is like a contagious disease.
Rather, according to Toy News (yes, really) the trend is to wait until the week before Christmas, in the hope of last-minute discounts.
Rather, according to Mr. James, the city manager, the existing housing stock is being bid up by the people who perform manual labor for Silicon Valley.
Rather, according to a statement from Noor read to the jury, he was trained, and trained others, for the purpose of defending Islam.
Rather, according to this month's edition of the World Heart Federation's journal, Global Heart, the stethoscope is being replaced by more accurate and cheaper hand-held ultrasound devices.
Rather, according to the company, the main problem the company faces is debts owed to current and former employees under various union contracts.
Rather, according to Clinton administration thinking, the idea is to simplify competition laws and, in the words of one official last year, create a consensus among regulators to make "antitrust enforcement coherent and predictable".
Rather, according to the criminal complaint, a series of secret oral side agreements between Enron executives and investors who did not qualify as independent under accounting rules transformed the deal into a crime.
When, last August, Mapes told Josh Howard, the new executive producer of "60 Minutes Wednesday," that she had sensational new information about Bush's military record, he was excited, as was Rather, according to the outside investigation.
