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Anyone who think that Reinhardt quoted Palin accurately is a moron who is incapable of rational discussion of the subject.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Judge Reinhardt’s Dig on Sarah Palin 2010

Roger: Anyone who think that Reinhardt quoted Palin accurately is a moron who is incapable of rational discussion of the subject.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Judge Reinhardt’s Dig on Sarah Palin 2010

The title accurately summarizes our goal at EWG when it comes to toxics reform: we're changing legislation to be based on science, not assumptions.

Enviroblog: Being in the game is one thing. Changing it is another. Archives 2009

The title accurately expresses the contents, which largely ignore the "middling sort."

The Two Thompsons Neal, David 1980

_Leisure Hour_, a tolerably good cut of it was given, but the artist did not copy the label accurately, for on the photograph from which that cut was derived, _another name_ was rendered by _that_ sun, who pays no compliments and tells no lies.

Heads and Tales : or, Anecdotes and Stories of Quadrupeds and Other Beasts, Chiefly Connected with Incidents in the Histories of More or Less Distinguished Men. Adam White 1848

The title accurately reflects the game's story, which takes place before the events of the original

Joystiq Richard Mitchell 2010

Trailing an article that uses the term accurately ( "the first world champion from outside the British Isles in 30 years") with an innacurate statement on the front page of the website ( "first foreigner to win world title since 1980") shows how it can be easy to lazily conflate the geographical with the political while making poor Ken Doherty a subject of the British crown.

Sport news, comment and results | guardian.co.uk 2010

Trailing an article that uses the term accurately ( "the first world champion from outside the British Isles in 30 years") with an innacurate statement on the front page of the website ( "first foreigner to win world title since 1980") shows how it can be easy to lazily conflate the geographical with the political while making poor Ken Doherty a subject of the British crown.

The Guardian World News David Marsh 2010

But, from my perspective, this label accurately describes classrooms whose seats are filled with children of color every day--especially considering that only 17% of fourth grade Hispanic students are at or above proficient in reading.

Janet Murguía: Failing Schools--Not Just a Label, a Fact Janet Murguía 2011

But, from my perspective, this label accurately describes classrooms whose seats are filled with children of color every day--especially considering that only 17% of fourth grade Hispanic students are at or above proficient in reading.

Janet Murguía: Failing Schools--Not Just a Label, a Fact Janet Murguía 2011