At a hearing on Microsoft's lawsuit seeking to prevent a former executive from working for Google, the executive, Kai-Fu Lee, testified that during a meeting Bill Gates yelled at him and used a vulgarity for the sex act to characterize the company's treatment by the Chinese government and by customers there.
He turned to the people in line, using a vulgarity to describe me.
"I used to admire you, but now I realize you are complete...," the letter said, using a vulgarity.
"You need to get with the program," court papers quote Ms. Mairone as saying, using a vulgarity.
Mr. Breitbart had referred to him using a vulgarity "cause I thought you were being intentionally disingenuous," he wrote.
"It's a play about" sex, Mr. Nichols says, instead using a vulgarity, "with two sexy stars".
Referring to the rules of the dietary supplement industry for good manufacturing practices, which are enforced by the Food and Drug Administration, he added: "Quite honestly, if this place has a G.M.P. audit by the F.D.A. in the next month," the company would be in trouble, he said, using a vulgarity.
Rolling Stone said today that it had mistakenly quoted President Clinton as using a vulgarity in an interview published in the latest edition of the magazine.
"I harbor no grudges," he said, adding in the same breath and using a vulgarity that he would get his revenge when the time is right.
Jake Siewert, the White House spokesman, said he sat in on the interview in the White House residence and did not recall the president using a vulgarity.
