The pamphlet, which purports to give Wasansky's verbatim confession, does not record how Wasansky was apprehended, nor what means of torture was used to extract his confessions.
Of course, much of American law does not exist verbatim in the Constitution, but is rooted in common law or the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution.
The connection between these two lattices does not hold verbatim in case E contains infinite emitters, as we will see in Sect. 5.
A week after the Iranian government announced that verbatim copying of published research does not constitute plagiarism, Iranian academics are circulating a report that concludes that the Iranian science minister's plagiarism is more extensive than so far reported.
Last night's statement from the President regarding the unprosecuted death of Eric Garner establishes that history does not repeat itself verbatim — it usually changes the proper nouns.
This also sets a precedent that a PhD with nearly a 100 verbatim borrowings in its critical writing does not lead to the removal of the doctorate from the doctor.
Thus, the number of verbatims cited in each one of the categories does not coincide with the total number of verbatims included in the analysis.
The text does not purport to be verbatim, he says.
Not torture, since, as she says, "the United States does not torture," an almost verbatim rendition of the real-world administration line.
The codebook consisted of five columns: category, codes, definition (i.e., what the code means), anti-definition (i.e., what the code does not mean), and examples of verbatim quotes that represent the code.
