But when citing why he wears No. 35, Matsui referenced former Yankees teammate Mike Mussina.
Unmarried employees have been denied the benefit when citing an emergency involving a nonrelated close friend.
When citing the debacle in Iraq he is, of course, shooting at a lame and sitting duck.
When citing his overseas travel in the first debate, Kerry talked of visiting the old K.G.B. headquarters "in Treblinka square".
You owe your readers at least a qualification when citing such figures, which are intended more to alarm and mislead than to enlighten and inform.
She avoids the kind of facile evidentiary cherry-picking that Christensen and too many business-school professors engage in when citing historical case studies.
Tensions reignited in July when, citing the budget, Ms. Rhee fired 241 teachers, most of whom had the lowest rating under the new evaluation system.
As Ice-T says when citing the influence of Mr. Beck's books on his music, "There are two sides: the game and the B side".
Often, when citing the sources of their beliefs about justice, students point to police procedurals like the now elderly CSI and Law and Order franchises.
Last March, he stopped Google in its tracks when, citing antitrust and copyright issues, he rejected a settlement that would have given Google carte blanche.
Mr. Pavarotti, 67, caused an uproar last year when, citing the flu, he canceled two "Tosca" performances that were also billed as Met farewells.
