The article noted "that supporters of Qamar provided the false tip to cause trouble for the mosque".
The article noted that Ms. Everett cannot even afford to rent a room for herself.
The article noted that a seven-room apartment on the 17th floor was $118,000.
The article noted that Ablyazov was renting "a 15,000-square-foot mansion" in London.
The article noted that Mr. Feierstein made his remarks just before the violence started.
The article noted that Mr. Starr had not decided whether, or when, to seek such an indictment.
In the 23rd paragraph, the article noted that Mr. Friedan could not be reached for comment on her accusation.
The article noted that Evan M. Cohen, a primary early backer and the chairman of the network, had resigned.
The article noted that dozens of other American colleges and universities are seeing a similar surge as well.
The article noted that the weapons had been "extensively documented by one blogger, Eliot Higgins, who writes under the name Brown Moses".
The article noted that the financial squeeze was putting "value in vogue" — and not only in the predictable form of bargain hunting.
