"Dave was the person closest to John," Mr. Gostigian said at the time, referring to Mr. Shultz.
"No conscience, no empathy," Hillary Clinton said at the time, referring to a debunked and racially charged theory.
The problem, he contends is "we're trying to do two very different things at the same time," referring to regulating the industry and stimulating the economy.
The city department displayed the incendiary initials (this time referring to "What the Fact?") on bus shelters under photos of unidentified objects from local museums.
"Two wrongs don't make a right," he said at the time, referring to the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"They were offered a Palestinian state," Mr. Peres told CNN at the time, referring to subsequent rounds of failed peace talks between the sides.
"There is plenty to learn from all the mistakes we made," he said at the time, referring to his radical colleagues.
The campaign is particularly important, Dr. Gomez says, because hands-only CPR represents "a fairly significant change from what we've been telling people for some time," referring to the use of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
"This transaction is an investment as much as it is an acquisition," Charles O. Prince III, then Citigroup's chief executive, said at the time, referring to Mr. Pandit and his team's experience.
As for the tens of thousands of private schools opened during the past 15 years to satisfy the public's growing hunger for education, Mr. Sibal said, "We've given them three years time," referring to the 2013 compliance deadline.
"During computer use," Dr. Heiting said, "our eyes not only have to stay focused but also have to stay properly converged for long periods of time," referring to the ability to move both eyes inward.
