Studio trial voice-over, post-match: "And you'll see here, after the flag goes up, what has set the man apart for the past quarter of a century.
Others appeared to be using the trial to voice personal grievances, a common tactic when cases attract media attention.
In one speech played at the trial, a voice that Officer Polanco said was that of Donald McHugh, the precinct commander at the time, spoke about writing summonses.
On Thursday, state regulators in New York approved a trial of Voice Link on Fire Island, a summer haven on the Atlantic where many homes and businesses have not had phone service since Hurricane Sandy hit last October.
"I suppose at this time, counsel, I must tell you it was a case well tried and argued," said Judge Sauls at the conclusion of the trial, his voice breaking after the long day.
He is currently standing trial for "voicing solidarity with a terrorist organisation" because of a speech he made at a political rally in Syria in June 2001.
"I was hoping we'd get more time," said Dr. Grant McArthur, one of the six oncologists on the trial team, voicing the thought on everybody's mind when the group met at the conference.
Years before Libya handed Mr. Megrahi and another man, Al-Amin Khalifa Fhimah, over for trial, Dr. Swire voiced strong doubts about the Scottish case, and he fainted in court when Mr. Megrahi was convicted and Mr. Fhimah acquitted.
DiDi also said it will start trialing a voice recording feature for its other services, including Express, Select, ExpressPool and Minibus, in some cities.
We used data from the VOICE-C study to explore the type of influences on clinic attendance in the VOICE trial, and implications for future HIV prevention trials.
