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When settlement discussions involving other plaintiff lawyers came to an impasse, they would invoke Mr. Edwards.

"It's a mystery why they would invoke executive privilege to conceal such an innocuous document," Mr. Cook said Monday.

He said that lobbyists from Washington made it clear that they would invoke "the nuclear option" and come down "like a ton of bricks".

Frustrated at the opposition, Republicans warned that they would invoke the "nuclear option" and change Senate rules to ban filibusters against executive branch nominations.

Darrell Hair has little hesitation in sending him on his way, but if the crowd had their way they would invoke the WG Grace theorem.

Even though the Senate had a Democratic majority, Republicans, then as now, threatened that they would invoke Senate Rule XXII and filibuster, which essentially meant that Democrats would need sixty votes.

"They'd invoked a clause making her an emeritus and she didn't feel very emeritus at all," said the journalist Meryl Gordon, who wrote the biography "Mrs. Astor Regrets".

Prosecutors declined to serve the subpoena or to grant Mr. Birkenfeld immunity from prosecution because they feared he would invoke his Fifth Amendment right.

If they are explained in terms of something else, they still remain unaccounted for, since the explanation would invoke either an infinite regress of causes or a circular explanation.

If the officials said they had no memory of the meeting, the women would invoke the name of a chief executive and pretend to be angry that the official had forgotten the woman already.

Often, as they explained why he had to go, Corbyn's opponents would invoke their love of the party as their guiding motivation.