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Other states, not just Florida -- 10 or 11 of them, including Massachusetts and the Delahunt case that we cited -- have stuck with this very general standard.

I think so, Your Honor, and that is really what the -- for example, the Delahunt decision that we cite in our papers from the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, or the Illinois cases that we cited, or a number of the other cases that we cited have expressly held.

Yes the same Prudential analyst that we cited in our Apple gaming rumor yesterday, has today spewed his credential all over Apple's "iPhone".

The same could be said of Mischel's (1968) psychological studies and the Studies in Deceit published by Hartshorne and May 19288) work that we cited.

Once written, we discovered that we cited 55 documents containing a total of 228 authors (authors in multiple documents are counted multiple times).

One DoD directive that we cited describes that appearance of endorsement as "a strong visual appearance of a DoD endorsement of the non-federal entity, its event, or its goals".

If the anatomy of Witter et al. that we cite is accurately indicative of functional connectivity, then ventral inactivation in mEC would have less clear effects on these dorsal hippocampal recordings.

It is Hobsbawm's work on the period that we cite, not when he was writing.

This is true of the works of John Stuart Mill that we cite, but not, of course, of his The Subjection of Women.

More particularly, for Smith, motivating reasons are understood, following Davidson (1963), as complexes of beliefs and desires that motivate actions and that we cite in explaining them, where the explanation in question is taken to be causal (Smith 1994, 94 98).

The anecdotal evidence that we cite offers one possible response that is quite intriguing, namely that the imposition of an affirmative action ban may have induced universities to expand their efforts to keep students from dropping out and completing their studies.