Yahoo, which argued that filters would block even legal material, is considering an appeal.
Mentions Frank Rich's NY Times column, which argued that the film would do real harm abroad.
They were swayed by complaints from ECNs, which argued that SuperMontage was designed explicitly to put them out of business.
Mentions psychologist Bernard Rimland's 1964 book "Infantile Autism," which argued that genetics, not bad parenting, was the cause of autism.
The change has alarmed the telecoms industry, which argued that 90 days was already stretching the definition of periodic travelling.
And a whole counterculture emerged in the form of "behavioral finance," which argued that investors are irrational in predictable ways.
However, his appeal, which argued that the sentence "was manifestly excessive", was rejected by New Zealand's high court.
Mr. Adler, a Denver resident, decided to write about Hill after reading Bob Dylan's "Chronicles," which argued that the Hill case was a miscarriage of justice.
The administrative judge sided with Harlingen, which argued that determining the medical necessity of orthodontic care was subjective under the state's Medicaid rules.
The incident was the basis for a book, "Death at Sea World" by David Kirby, which argued that the practice of keeping orcas in captivity should end.
Many witnesses testified for the prosecution, which argued that Ms. True knowingly bought ancient artifacts of dubious provenance for the collection of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
