We've paraphrased many of them for the sake of clarity.
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Here are her reasons, paraphrased from her own words. 1.
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" He paraphrased one: "Fuck, no, I'd never sign this contract.
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The usual response, loosely paraphrased: I'd rather be anywhere else.
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The paraphrased argument goes like this: The affair was consensual.
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" He then paraphrased the conversation: "I hear what you want.
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The article paraphrased Daly's interest-rate remark without quoting it directly.
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In a now famous riff, Clinton paraphrased a tweet from FiveThirtyEight.
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In that speech, Carson, a devout Seventh-day Adventist, paraphrased Prov.
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Mueller has only paraphrased the exchanges in those calls in his report.
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His paraphrased remarks were later broadcast by state-owned Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation.
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If they fight, both get hurt, state media paraphrased Xi as saying.
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The Times report said it had condensed and paraphrased the questions themselves.
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His answers are condensed, and paraphrased in some cases, for quick reading.
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Ultimately, he agreed to talk but only if his comments were paraphrased.
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An earlier version of this article paraphrased incorrectly comments by Dr. Charles.
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To make this point, I paraphrased everything he's said during the debates.
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At least, that was what his wife said she had translated, then paraphrased.
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But eavesdroppers or not, bet he'd pass on the message I paraphrased above.
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The newspaper paraphrased comments made on Wednesday during Falih's visit to Aramco headquarters.
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The rest was paraphrased or made up "in the spirit" of the churchmen.
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"No, no, no: This is the president's objective," this person paraphrased him saying.
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In an interview with Vulture, Kusama paraphrased what Kidman said when approaching the role.
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An earlier version of this article paraphrased a remark by an American official incorrectly.
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It's a "direct quote" from an email by Assange's lawyers of something that's been paraphrased?
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We got our information from three sources familiar with the meeting, who paraphrased the discussion.
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Schiff paraphrased the phone call for dramatic effect and made clear he was doing so.
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How many are quoted, and how many are cited as the source of paraphrased information?
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In other cases, Politico Magazine said, she copied text directly or paraphrased heavily with no attribution.
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Johnson also paraphrased a call with German Chancellor Angela Merkel that Trump referenced during their conversation.
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They also said that prosecutors had taken a paraphrased remark by Dr. Levin out of context.
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An earlier version of this article paraphrased imprecisely the comments of the playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis.
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He paraphrased a quote from the legendary investor and billionaire George Soros to bolster his thesis.
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"I'm not convinced you're still not a jihadist," said Davis, in a line that paraphrased Koehler's evaluation.
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It has, however, been lightly edited and condensed, and where my notes failed me, very lightly paraphrased.
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"China always stands on the side of peace and opposes war," the report paraphrased Xi as saying.
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"China's determination to fully deepen reforms will not change," China's Foreign Ministry paraphrased Xi as telling Guterres.
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In other cases, according to the report, she copied text directly or heavily paraphrased without any attribution.
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An earlier version incorrectly paraphrased a comment by Hellman about the timing of the attorney general's speech.
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An earlier version of this article paraphrased incorrectly a statement by Tom Conroy, a spokesman for Yale.
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" Richardson, writing on a legal pad, paraphrased the thought: "If the monster is me, save the country.
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"China always stands on the side of peace and opposes war," the report paraphrased Xi as saying.
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Here it is, paraphrased (neither would go on the record): Yes, there is a possible slippery slope here.
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Dowd previously said the tweet paraphrased White House special counsel Ty Cobb's Friday statement on Flynn's guilty plea.
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It merely paraphrased industry concerns, without the EPA stating its own conclusions about the state of technological progress.
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The Daily Bruin, UCLA's student newspaper, paraphrased attendees as saying the event "contradicted itself" for not allowing questions.
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" Then, unwittingly, Paul paraphrased Nietzsche: "When we met, I was afraid of being a burden and not mattering.
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Perdue paraphrased most -- but not all -- of the themes the lobby group laid out in its talking points.
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" And here's how Edwards paraphrased that conversation for everyone else at the table: "Don't get caught in [Vanderpump's] web.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the DACA recipients were justified in relying on Mr. Trump's earlier statements, which she paraphrased.
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"Keep firmly in mind the expectations and great trust of Chairman Xi," the news agency paraphrased Xu as saying.
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In addition, the article paraphrased incorrectly from comments by Rob Jurriansen, a coast guard officer who heads the fleet.
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Instead, he invited me to the company's art-filled offices in London and asked that his answers be paraphrased.
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A quote has been partially paraphrased to clarify Gore's position that fossil fuels must be cut back to reduce emissions.
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He oversold his language skills, constantly paraphrased answers during interviews, and was moody as hell—souring at the simplest direction.
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Dratel did not release exact messages exchanged between DPR and notwonderful but paraphrased them for reporters at the press conference.
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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly paraphrased Mac Cosmetics' statement about whether it had a partnership with Alqattan.
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If the substance of the quote is newsworthy, it can be paraphrased, and must be approved under the procedures above.
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At the close of Book 11, for example, 10 lines of Latin have been paraphrased into six lines of English.
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"At present, our prevention and control work has achieved positive results," it paraphrased Xi as saying in a telephone call.
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The report goes on to note that the desire is to, as THR paraphrased it, "repeat what worked" in 33.
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" He paraphrased President John F. Kennedy noting that "the time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.
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Zakaria said his country put great store on its strategic relationship with China, the ministry paraphrased him as telling Fang.
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"At present, our prevention and control work has achieved positive results," it paraphrased Xi as saying in a telephone call.
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China "hopes both militaries can increase cooperation, appropriately handle disputes and manage and control risks", the statement paraphrased Li as saying.
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In the paraphrased words of the angsty Dashboard Confessional song, "Stolen," here are 50 best ones of the best ones. Enjoy!
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"China always stands on the side of peace and opposes war," state news agency Xinhua paraphrased Xi as saying in Osaka.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article paraphrased Schafer describing a campus policy against wearing Fighting Sioux gear in the classroom.
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Now that I've paraphrased Wikipedia's article on chicken nuggets, here are reviews of four things I shouldn't have eaten but did.
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"Every soldier's goal is to build a stable and peaceful country," the army chief was paraphrased as saying in the statement.
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"We must explain this point to the world, to win even greater understanding and support," the ministry paraphrased Xi as saying.
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In a 2013 article in Notre Dame's quarterly alumni magazine, Barrett is paraphrased as saying the landmark abortion ruling Roe v.
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She admitted Owen "had been denied a life because of her poor judgment," according to the Journal Gazette, which paraphrased her statement.
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In his explanation, Blas paraphrased new-media theorist Wendy Hui Kyong Chun: There's never a purely technological solution to a political problem.
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But until then, MTV, in the paraphrased words of Mean Girls' Regina George: Stop trying to make a Jersey Shore spinoff happen.
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"Efforts should be made to provide greater science and technology support for the People's Liberation Army," the report paraphrased Xi as saying.
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One study found that waitresses who repeated customers' orders verbatim made 70% more tips than those who simply acknowledged or paraphrased them.
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Steve Bullock (D), the governor of Montana, paraphrased nine of his predecessors, including one who governed Montana when it was a territory.
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He kidded Mr. Christie, "Thank you, Chris, for being the bad guy," according to some in attendance who paraphrased Mr. Trump's remarks.
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An unattributed full quote lacks credibility, and the only thing worse out of all these options is a paraphrased, unattributed, anonymous quote.
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The tribunal tweeted paraphrased lines from the OAS' preliminary report, which suggested that the observers findings were in line with the Tribunal's.
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President Donald Trump repeated the claim in a pair of tweets Saturday night that quoted and paraphrased a Wall Street Journal editorial.
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"Building a strong and modern navy is an important mark of a top ranking global military," the ministry paraphrased Xi as saying.
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"The situation on the Korean peninsula concerns regional peace and stability," the report paraphrased Xi as telling Kim at their formal meeting.
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Consider Warren Buffett's estate-planning advice (which I've paraphrased) to leave your kids enough to do anything but not enough to do nothing.
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Paraphrased versions of the same questions had been in a booklet provided by the test-prep center she attended in China, she said.
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According to the Journal (paraphrased), Zuckerberg replied asking "if such extensive data collection was possible" and whether Facebook should do something about it.
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" She paraphrased those terms as "It's your data, but you give us a royalty-free global license to do, basically, whatever we want.
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Much of the novel is presented in anecdotal diary entries, epistles and paraphrased episodes; the quotidian and the political continually exchange their paradoxes.
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An earlier version of this article paraphrased incorrectly comments by David Shapiro about artwork donations and when they qualify for significant tax reductions.
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"We have no private interests in island countries, and do not seek a so-called 'sphere of influence'," the ministry paraphrased Xi as saying.
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In his book, "The Clinton Tapes," based on contemporaneous conversations with the President, the historian Taylor Branch paraphrased the former commander-in-chief's mindset.
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Wang "stressed that one country's security should not be founded on the basis of harming another country's security", the ministry paraphrased him as saying.
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He had stood over the damp grave and paraphrased his own elegy against the sides of wet stones, the moss wound with last light.
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The article also paraphrased incorrectly comments made by a representative for the brokerage firm Nomura about cash benefits offered to gay couples after marriage.
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Mr. Lahainy, 26, paraphrased the rabbi's saying that although Jews should take care of themselves, they cannot live with fear and should trust God.
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Dhani Khalfan Tamim paraphrased political scientist Samuel P. Huntington's theory about future wars erupting between cultures in analyzing Trump, according to The Associated Press.
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"It is a fact that the peoples of China's Xinjiang region live happily in China's development and prosperity," state television paraphrased Erdogan as saying.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously paraphrased a statement from the office of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India.
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"There are now both opportunities and challenges for improving China-Japan relations," China's Foreign Ministry paraphrased Wang as saying in a statement late on Friday.
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INGRAHAM: And then once one study is published or one poll, it just gets repeated, paraphrased in another website and another and another and another.
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The report runs more than 20 pages, but here are highlights, with the bull case "articles of faith" in quotes, followed by Johnson's view, paraphrased.
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"Strengthen supervision, let the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics be as pure and clean as the snow and ice," the report paraphrased him as saying.
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Then he paraphrased the man he portrayed onstage 30 years ago: "If society is unjust, the only just place for a person is in jail."
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In his tweets Tuesday morning, Trump paraphrased comments Tuesday morning from Judge Andrew Napolitano, a Fox News analyst, about the request for a new trial.
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In a newsgathering game of telephone, one publication paraphrased Nooyi as telling people to take their business elsewhere, which others then misinterpreted as a direct quotation.
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To make his case, Burck paraphrased the movie "The Dark Knight," telling Flood that he's Batman, the hero that Gotham -- the country -- deserves, this person said.
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An article on Saturday about China's manipulating its currency paraphrased incorrectly from a comment by Tony Gao, who helped found a start-up called Easy Transfer.
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" Sandy Parakilas, who joined Facebook in 2011, as an operations manager, paraphrased the message of his orientation session as "We believe in the religion of growth.
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There are multiple verbatim passages drawn from other sources without quotation or attribution, just as there are paraphrased passages that Crowley passes off as her own.
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"The central government staunchly supports the government of the special administrative region in curbing the activities of 'Hong Kong independence'," Xinhua paraphrased Xi as telling Leung.
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CORRECTIONS: January 2698, 24637 INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about a government crackdown on skin-bleaching products in Rwanda paraphrased incorrectly comments by Dr. Carlos Charles.
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"Howie paraphrased a vague, preposterous-sounding quote to me that I told him sounded ridiculous and not the kind of thing I'd say," Martin told POLITICO.
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" For now, that sense of "mildly nauseous" will surely remain in quotation marks in the news pages of The Times, or will be paraphrased into "nauseated.
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The book's claustrophobic atmosphere is exacerbated by the use of letters, e-mails, and text messages—sometimes directly quoted, sometimes paraphrased, occasionally mediated beyond all sense.
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"The relevant side must at present exercise restraint, and avoid words and actions that exacerbate tensions on the Korean peninsula," the report paraphrased Xi as saying.
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Instead of making the easy choice to condemn the violent actions that led to multiple deaths, the President of the United States paraphrased an NRA talking point.
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"All countries in the world have the right to develop, and Saudi Arabia is an emerging market country with enormous potential," the ministry paraphrased Wang as saying.
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Here are the highlights of the interview, condensed and in some cases paraphrased: Could the HPV vaccine be used as a model for other cancers or diseases?
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"No matter how the international and regional situation changes, China's resolve to develop a comprehensive strategic partnership with Iran will remain unchanged," it paraphrased Xi as saying.
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He paraphrased a headline from that morning, blocking it word by word with his hand as he recited it: GOOGLE SAYS A.I. TRANSLATION IS INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM HUMANS'.
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The statement, denying that Otto stole any of Google's intellectual property, was paraphrased from an internal company email; it was not a direct quotation from Mr. Levandowski.
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"China will work to expand trade within the framework of the FTA and create conditions on broadening the agreement," the official China Daily paraphrased Li as telling Key.
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"En la casa de mi padre muchas moradas hay," quoted Antonio Saavedra, 51, Mr. Saavedra's father, and paraphrased the passage: In my father's house, you will find shelter.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Saturday about China's manipulating its currency paraphrased incorrectly from a comment by Tony Gao, who helped found a start-up called Easy Transfer.
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"China appreciates Saudi Arabia's active efforts to promote China-Arab relations and the development of relations between China and Islamic countries," a short statement paraphrased Xi as saying.
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In a follow-up email to Tesla staff, the company's head of human resources said that vehicle manufacturing and energy infrastructure "are deemed crucial sectors," as Bloomberg paraphrased.
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In a follow-up email to Tesla staff, the company's head of human resources said that vehicle manufacturing and energy infrastructure "are deemed crucial sectors," as Bloomberg paraphrased.
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Next up, she said, would be a "huge amount of work to repair the fabric of the country," according to a person in attendance who paraphrased her comments.
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Here is a look at how he is addressing the biggest questions facing the New York Fed and the central bank, in a curated, and partly paraphrased, transcript.
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"The international community hopes that North Korea and the United States can talk and for the talks to get results," Chinese state TV paraphrased Xi as telling Kim.
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He referenced an internal email from Turner executives that Dish Network Corp's Sling service would be "crap" without Turner content, as he paraphrased the stronger language in the email.
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According to a Senate aide, the task force's questions were largely "paraphrased" versions of what they assumed would be non-public questions and followed the same lines of inquiry.Rep.
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China "has always respected Turkey's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and supports the efforts of the Turkish side to safeguard national security and stability", the ministry paraphrased Wang as saying.
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"In recent months, both countries' economic and trade teams have held many rounds of high-level consultations and achieved much positive progress," China's Foreign Ministry paraphrased Wang as saying.
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Instead of the grungy distortion that was then popular, they opted for the clean, jittery guitars of West African highlife, paraphrased rap lyrics, and synthesizer interpretations of dancehall rhythms.
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"Venture capitalists must look at 'what's happening in the Silicon Slopes' and make sure it 'is happening other places'," Utah newspaper Deseret News paraphrased the AOL founder as saying.
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When paraphrased, it just means we have to find out more, to keep working, to get to the bottom of whatever is irking us, like how this movie ended.
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" He paraphrased a passage from the Quran about killing, saying, "Only God gave a soul to humanity, and he's the only one who has the right to take it.
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He rose again from the dead… (paraphrased from Apostle's Creed) Though the words and their languages differ, the song and dance is nearly the same — Christ suffered as do we.
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If they had, perhaps they would have paraphrased what Robert Oppenheimer said when he first saw his atom bomb in action: Now I am become dick pic, destroyer of worlds.
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"Being two large developing countries in Asia, China and Indonesia have aligned development strategies and broad prospects for cooperation," the report paraphrased Chang as telling Indonesian Defence Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu.
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" The reason that distribution centers are even asking for ID, state officials say, is (as paraphrased by Yahoo) "to track exactly where the water filters and other supplies are going.
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In the paraphrased words of my favorite character from my father's least favorite play, life is a matter of painful progress, longing for what you've left behind while dreaming ahead.
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Those paraphrased questions included, according to the Times: What did you know about phone calls that Mr. Flynn made with the Russian ambassador, Sergey I. Kislyak, in late December 2016?
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Validating what your customer is saying is crucial: One study found that waitresses who repeated customers' orders verbatim made 70% more tips than those who simply acknowledged or paraphrased them.
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"The two sides have made frequent exchanges of visits, and achieved remarkable results in personnel training, naval escort and supplies, and participation in UN peacekeeping operations," Xinhua paraphrased Fan as saying.
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"With all sides focused on the authoritative channel of the Security Council, China opposes unilateral sanctions that are unhelpful to resolving the issue," the statement paraphrased Wang as saying, without elaborating.
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Since it's not clear what "the citation is paraphrased" means, it could be directly quoting Assange's lawyers' assessment of the situation, that's not what's being implied by Assange or his defenders.
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NEW YORK Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about the extension of a state program for low-income H.I.V. patients paraphrased incorrectly from comments by Alphonso David, Gov.
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During a state visit to China last week, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed that "people of all ethnicities in Xinjiang are leading a happy life," as paraphrased by Chinese state media.
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Among the many questions asked by the group (paraphrased): Equifax is expected to respond by September 22, and a hearing is being planned for later in the month or in October.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about art stolen by the Nazis paraphrased incorrectly a comment by Magda Mielnik, a curator at the National Museum in Gdansk, Poland.
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For the most part, the source said, Smollett paraphrased what was in the statement that his attorney put out that afternoon, blaming the legal system and the media for his woes.
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Lawrence's lawyer paraphrased the letter to USA Today Sports: "Did you hear the one about the football player who hung himself from the TV mount in his cell?" the letter read.
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The second one reads "hated" referencing John 15:18, "where Jesus says—this is paraphrased—'Do not be surprised when the world hates you, for it hated me,&apos" she said. 5.
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Even if Berrigan didn't opt for this particular format, his lines reveal the proverbial heresy of being paraphrased and resist being quoted extensively, without mutilating his meaning(s) or undercutting his method.
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In the newspaper interview, Rehn paraphrased former England soccer player Gary Lineker's line that, in the end, the Germans always win, although no German has so far held the top ECB job.
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"Fully and thoroughly purge the pernicious influence of Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou," state television paraphrased Xi as saying, referring to two senior former officers felled in the government's fight on graft.
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" Omar then paraphrased a verse from the Qur'an: "God said that I created you as a human being, in different nation and tribes, so that you can get to know each other.
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Graffiti daubed around Paris paraphrased the SI's ideas and in some cases directly quoted from texts such as The Society of the Spectacle and Raoul Vaneigem's The Revolution of Everyday Life (2221).
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"China has always viewed Sino-Iranian relations from a strategic and long-term perspective," the ministry paraphrased Xi as saying, but it made no mention of the tension in the Gulf region.
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He paraphrased 19th-century French diplomat Alexis de Tocqueville: The greatness of America lies not in being more enlightened than any other nation, but rather in her ability to repair her faults.
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Paraphrased and versified, some of Hardwick's letters, along with her spoken words from that supposedly merry phone call of June 25, 1970, would find their way into the book, without her permission.
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"China and the United States have joint responsibility to maintain global stability and promote global prosperity, and both sides' joint interests are far greater than their differences," the statement paraphrased Wang as saying.
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Chinese state radio paraphrased Suu Kyi as saying the commission would try to find the "best resolution" for the dam issue, though she said she had no way of knowing what that was.
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"The state counsellor also pointed out that the hate narratives from outside the country have driven the two communities further apart," the Facebook statement paraphrased Suu Kyi as saying, without identifying the communities.
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"In the 38 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, relations between the two countries have weathered wind and rain, but generally have continued to forge ahead," the statement paraphrased Xi as saying.
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In that hearing, Schiff delivered an opening statement in which he paraphrased Trump's words in the White House's recollection of the Trump-Zelensky call like this: We've been very good to your country.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Sunday about a legal dispute in China over a large meteorite found in 1986 by a Kazakh herder, Juman Reamazhaen, paraphrased incorrectly from Mr. Reamazhaen's account of his discovery.
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ARTS An article on Saturday about the legitimacy of a sculpture of a Hawaiian war god paraphrased incorrectly comments by David Shapiro about artwork donations and when they qualify for significant tax reductions.
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"After the reforms, our military's scale is smaller, but it is more capable, its structure is more optimized, its formation more scientific," the report paraphrased Xi, who is head of the military, as saying.
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China will have to overcome major risks and challenges, state news agency Xinhua paraphrased Xi as saying on a trip this week to the southern province of Jiangxi, a cradle of China's Communist revolution.
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"China has a strong mobilisation capacity, rich experience in responding to public health incidents and is confident and capable of winning the battle for epidemic prevention and control," the report paraphrased him as saying.
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THAAD "is a defensive measure to protect South Koreans and Americans from the North Korean ballistic missile threat and is not a threat in any way to China", the statement paraphrased Milley as saying.
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Parly paraphrased NATO's first secretary-general, Hastings "Pug" Ismay, who quipped that NATO was designed to "keep the Russians out and the Americans in" (she left out the part about keeping the Germans down).
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"China is willing to continue to support strong companies to invest in New Zealand, and New Zealand should provide a fair, just, non-discriminatory operating environment for Chinese companies," it paraphrased Xi as saying.
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"Today, on the new Long March, we must overcome various major risks and challenges from home and abroad and win new victories for socialism with Chinese characteristics," state news agency Xinhua paraphrased Xi as saying.
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"Just like the United States, China also has the right to development, and the Chinese people also have the right to have a good life," the foreign ministry paraphrased Wang as saying, according to Reuters.
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THE ARTS Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about lawsuits related to the estate of the singer James Brown paraphrased incorrectly a quote from a lawyer for his widow, Tommie Rae Hynie.
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As I wrote in "The Longest War," paraphrased here: Abu Zubaydah, whose real name is Zayn al- Abidin Muhammad Husayn, was the first prisoner to be placed in a secret overseas CIA prison in Thailand.
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The Inside The Times article on Wednesday about delivery of The New York Times during the winter storm paraphrased incorrectly from comments by the managing director of production about the success in delivering the newspaper.
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"We genuinely hope that Ukraine maintains social stability and economic development, and are willing to play a constructive role in promoting a political resolution to the crisis," the statement paraphrased Xi as saying, without elaborating.
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Here are some real questions Muir and Raddatz asked over the course of the night, lightly paraphrased: Even when the questions were reasonable, they did no follow through to ensure the candidates actually answered them.
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"I will come to Beijing in May to attend the 'One Belt, One Road' international cooperation summit forum, and I look forward to meeting President Xi Jinping again, " the ministry paraphrased Duterte as saying, without elaborating.
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Even when he was nominated in 1995, Garland was widely described as a moderate, "as fine a nominee as Republicans could hope to get from a Democratic President," the Times paraphrased Republican Senate aides as saying.
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"I will come to Beijing in May to attend the 'One Belt, One Road' international cooperation summit forum, and I look forward to meeting President Xi Jinping again," the ministry paraphrased Duterte as saying, without elaborating.
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" The full (slightly paraphrased) transcription of Snoop's message, which can be watched here, goes like this: "A message to Xbox One, or Microsoft, or like whoever the fuck you are: your fucking servers are whack, man.
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" A statement on the general's Facebook page paraphrased him as telling the pope that soldiers sought to build a stable and peaceful country and "there's no religious discrimination in Myanmar and there's the freedom of religion.
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"Both sides should properly use the China-Myanmar high-level diplomatic and military mechanism to jointly maintain the peace and stability of the China-Myanmar border region," a Foreign Ministry statement on Wednesday paraphrased Wang as saying.
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Global Times, a state tabloid, paraphrased a former Chinese envoy to Iran (a BRI participant) as saying that studying in China would help people to understand China's political system and avoid "ignorant Western bias" against the country.
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At one point, Nivola's fashion designer, in the midst of a soliloquy about how important beauty is, says, with utter seriousness, "beauty isn't everything; it's the only thing," which is Vince Lombardi as paraphrased by an idiot.
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"Resolutely eliminate the evil legacy of Bo and Wang thought from thinking, politics and work style," the official Chongqing Daily paraphrased Chen as saying on Monday, using an unusually strong expression that can also refer to syphilis.
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Bild did not directly quote Kohl in its interview, which was headlined "Helmut Kohl - Europe needs to pause for breath", but paraphrased him as saying it would be "a giant mistake" to slam the doors on Britain.
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" Judge Hellerstein, who has written about the experience of being Jewish and a judge, paraphrased what he called one of the most powerful statements in the Bible: "I set before you good and bad, life and death.
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According to a legend paraphrased in a RocketNews24 article, a regent and politician of the Asuka period named Prince Shotoku once came across a Buddhist monk in Oji named Daruma who was pretending to be a beggar.
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While bin Laden recommended that Americans read "Rogue State," he paraphrased a quotation that was actually from the back cover of another book by Mr. Blum, "Freeing the World to Death: Essays on the American Empire" (2004).
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NEW YORK The Inside The Times article on Wednesday about delivery of The New York Times during the winter storm paraphrased incorrectly from comments by the managing director of production about the success in delivering the newspaper.
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"All heads of procurement and accounts in government ministries, departments, agencies and parastatals will undergo fresh vetting including polygraph testing, to determine their integrity and suitability," President Uhuru Kenyatta said in paraphrased quotes released by his office.
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"Certain types of names will be targeted, including names that damage sovereignty and national dignity, names that violate the socialist core values and conventional morality and names that induce the most public complaints," it paraphrased Li as saying.
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"Xinjiang's counter-terrorism and de-extremism efforts have created a new way to solve the symptoms and root cause of the difficult global issue of counter-terrorism, and are worthy of praise," the statement paraphrased Zhang as saying.
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"Listen, everyone has to get onboard because I'm the f—ing main deal," Healy said as he paraphrased what he told his longtime friends over dinner that night, shortly after they had discovered he was smoking heroin again.
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" This is the question Elizabeth Warren posed to thumb-faced millionaire John Delaney at a Democratic debate in July, as paraphrased by her campaign in a tweet, in response to Delaney's characterization of bold policies as "impossible promises.
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In a statement released later on Wednesday by China's Foreign Ministry about the meeting, Li was paraphrased as saying China was willing to work with ASEAN countries in "dispelling interference ... and properly handling the South China Sea issue".
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Never mind that music in that vein is now a shorthand for a patriotism as blameless as a bald eagle and has been paraphrased for campaign ads for Ronald Reagan and Rick Perry (incongruous, given Copland's political proclivities).
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Virginia Woolf is often paraphrased as saying, "Anonymous was a woman"; it might be more accurate to say, "Anonymous was 'A Lady,'" the name under which Jane Austen — among many others — first presented her work to the world.
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"Just like the United States, China also has the right to development, and the Chinese people also have the right to have a good life," the foreign ministry paraphrased Wang as saying, in a statement issued on Wednesday.
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"The improvement of China-Japan ties has been continuously disturbed by various problems, especially the issues related to East China Sea and South China Sea, which is in the interests of neither side," Xinhua paraphrased Yang as saying.
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In his first post on a morning critical to the fate of his presidency, Trump paraphrased remarks that conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh made Tuesday and that were rebroadcast during a segment on "Fox & Friends" early Wednesday.
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Meadows didn't quite pull the full "I have a black friend" maneuver, in which an individual defends against claims of racism by saying they respect individual black people — instead, he paraphrased Patton's own assessment that Trump isn't a racist.
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The international situation is increasingly complex and China will have to overcome major risks and challenges, state news agency Xinhua paraphrased Xi as saying on a trip this week to the southern province of Jiangxi, a cradle of China's Communist revolution.
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An article on Tuesday about a woman facing charges of embezzling $1.5 million from the Kirov Academy of Ballet paraphrased incompletely from remarks by Pamela Gonzales de Cordova about the leadership team that is addressing concerns at the ballet academy.
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" The source, who paraphrased Trump's remarks to Axios, said that the President said, "They start forming off the coast of Africa, as they're moving across the Atlantic, we drop a bomb inside the eye of the hurricane and it disrupts it.
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Murray is a like a "Buddhist trickster figure, a reincarnated peripatetic monk who uses humor to awaken and enlighten," according to "Saturday Night Live" writer Tom Schiller, as paraphrased in "The Big Bad Book of Bill Murray" by Robert Schnakenberg.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about the decision by the Cook County State's Attorney's Office to drop charges against the actor Jussie Smollett paraphrased inaccurately part of a prosecutor's explanation for dropping the charges.
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Sloane did not play for U.S.C. The admissions director replied to Heinel, thanking her and saying that a paraphrased version of her email would be passed along to assure the high school officials that U.S.C. had looked into the matter.
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On the Fox evening show The Five, co-host Juan Williams paraphrased principal deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders's statement on behalf of President Trump, which praised Trump Jr. for his transparency, before asking Watters for his perspective.
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"It is essential to gradually open and upgrade ideological and political theory courses in primary, secondary and tertiary schools, which is an important guarantee for training future generations who are well-prepared to join the socialist cause," media paraphrased Xi as saying.
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While Nancy Pelosi was meeting with a group of columnists yesterday, she pointed to a portrait of Abraham Lincoln hanging on a wall of her conference room and paraphrased a famous line of his that has long been a favorite of hers.
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The Telegraph's Jamie Johnson paraphrased a comment from fellow player Madison Keys and asked Williams whether it was difficult to always be "the one to beat," since all of the athletes she plays always up their game to be at her level.
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Truly, we have succeeded in developing a first prototype which also shows that there is still a long way to go: the extractive summarization of large text corpora is still imperfect, and paraphrased texts, syntax and phrase association still seem clunky at times.
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China must "resolutely oppose and check any form of 'Taiwan independence' separatist activity, maintain national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and maintain the peaceful development of cross-Taiwan Strait relations and peace and stability", state-run Xinhua news agency paraphrased Yu as saying.
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" She paraphrased something that Bannon, the adviser who helped engineer Trump's victory, had said in 2017: "If the Democrats are talking about what's happening in the lives of working people—if they're talking about the economics of America—they're going to win.
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According to attendees, he demurred on China ( "It's really hard to get to a deal," one attendee paraphrased him as saying) but pivoted to Canada, Mexico and Europe, citing "good discussions with the EU" led by top Trump economic advisor Larry Kudlow.
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Gorsuch told Schumer in a meeting Tuesday that an attack on his fellow judges is an attack on all, and he said he is incredibly disheartened when people attack his fellow judges, according to a source familiar with the discussion who paraphrased the judge's comments.
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Two officials briefed on the exchange say the President told McAleenan, since named the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, that he "would pardon him if he ever went to jail for denying US entry to migrants," as one of the officials paraphrased.
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In the hearing, Schiff paraphrased, in exaggerated fashion, the partial transcript released by the Trump White House of Trump's call with the president of Ukraine, in which he requests that Ukraine revive an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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"China resolutely opposes the U.S. implementation of unilateral sanctions and so-called 'long arm jurisdiction', understands the current situation and concerns of the Iranian side, and supports the Iranian side to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests," China's Foreign Ministry paraphrased Wang as saying.
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Mackinnon's claim that (as some have paraphrased it) sexual assault is a gendering force that asserts and imposes womanhood on its victim has been controversial; however, what does #YesAllWomen do but insist that gendered violence is constitutive of the experience of being a woman?
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The tensions were inflamed last week by Michael Halle, the campaign manager for losing Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard Cordray, who was paraphrased by the New York Times saying Democrats should give up on the traditional battlegrounds of Iowa and Ohio in favor of Arizona and Georgia.
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"One Man, No City" really does say something about urban alienation, "Captive of the Sun" about megapolitan avantism, "Steady on My Mind" about long love, "Berlin Got Blurry" about missing someone, "Two Dead Cops" about police brutality, "Paraphrased," I mean it, about signification and its disconnects.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about the effects of climate change on California's mountain snowpack paraphrased incorrectly from comments by Mohammad Safeeq, a researcher at the University of California, Merced, about the density of trees in the Sierra Nevada now compared with a century ago.
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This was the joke that prompted their decision, slightly paraphrased: I open by saying I live in Hell's Kitchen, a diverse area in New York populated by, among others, gay black men who are not shy about telling me they don't approve of what I'm wearing.
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" READ: Italy's hard-line interior minister is going nuts over a migrant rescue boat He also paraphrased a quote by poet and fascist sympathizer Ezra Pound: "If a man is not willing to fight for his ideas, either his ideas are worth nothing, or he is worth nothing.
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The Wall Street Journal paraphrased Trump as saying that the reason he changed his mind on the currency issue was because China has not been manipulating its yuan for months and because taking the step now could jeopardize his talks with Beijing on confronting the threat from North Korea.
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Before we began discussing Mr. Boushie's life and his violent death at the age of 22, Mr. Baptiste held a smudging ceremony, a traditional cleansing using smoke from sage, and said a prayer in Cree (which he later paraphrased in English) that even included Mr. Stanley and his family.
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"Praising the People's Army for its excellent operation of modern large-caliber long-range multiple rocket launchers and tactical guided weapons, he said that all the service members are master gunners and they are capable of carrying out duty to promptly tackle any situation," the KNCA paraphrased Kim as saying.
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He went on a lengthy rant in response to the first very question in which he accused House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA) of "a criminal act" and "treason"— all because Schiff paraphrased his call with the Ukrainian president in an unflattering manner during a hearing last week.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about how recent police shootings have highlighted the inner tug of war that black officers experience regarding race relations and law enforcement paraphrased incorrectly from a Facebook post by Officer Montrell Jackson about the way he was seen when he was out of uniform.
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"Buckmire paraphrased an anecdote from a Jonathan Capehart column, in which he recounted something an aunt told him: "The way the system is set up now, there is so much racism that it&aposs going to have to be an old white person to go after an old white person.
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"North Korea upholds the consensus of the Singapore meeting between the leaders of North Korea and the United States and has taken steps for it and hopes the United States takes corresponding steps, to jointly promote the political resolution process for the peninsula issue," the report paraphrased Kim as saying.
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As Republicans in Washington sputtered again this week in their efforts to undo the law, Obama noted to an audience in midtown Manhattan that "the Affordable Care Act has never been more popular -- and it's more popular than the current president," according to a person in the room who paraphrased the comments.
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" State media paraphrased North Korea's leader as saying that "the most perfect weapon systems in the world will never become the eternal exclusive property of the U.S., " warning that "the U.S. should not ... disregard or misjudge the reality that its mainland and Pacific operation region are in (North Korea's) sighting range for strike.
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" State media paraphrased North Korea's leader as saying that "the most perfect weapon systems in the world will never become the eternal exclusive property of the U.S.," warning that "the U.S. should not ... disregard or misjudge the reality that its mainland and Pacific operation region are in (North Korea's) sighting range for strike.
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In the latest issue of the publication, journalist Laura Aha paraphrased a conversation she had with Konstantin in which "an irrelevant anecdote unraveled into a quite unexpected discussion about feminism in general and explicitly women in electronic music," according to a translated version of the piece which THUMP has verified with a native German speaker.
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Mattis paraphrased former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, after a participant asked whether or not the world was witnessing the "destruction" of a rules-based order founded by the US in the wake of World War II. "Bear with us," Mattis said to a ballroom packed with defense ministers and military officers from at least 22 different countries.
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Note this bit from the GamesBeat story, a paraphrased mention of what you can expect from Ataribox in terms of game support and performance: As far as games go, the machine will run the kind of games that a mid-range PC can do today, but it won't run Triple-A games that require high-end PC performance.
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She was referring to an episode during the filming of "Lonesome Cowboys" in which a bystander reported to the authorities having seen — here Ms. Hoffmann paraphrased — "a female actor having all her clothes ripped off in a huge orgy scene," one in which she was sexually manhandled by cast members and masturbated with a cowboy hat.
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"Today, on the new Long March, we must overcome various major risks and challenges from home and abroad," state news agency Xinhua paraphrased Xi as saying, referring to the 1934-36 trek of Communist Party members fleeing a civil war to a remote rural base, from where they re-grouped and eventually took power in 1949.
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Mr. Trump on Friday defended his phone call with Mr. Zelensky, calling it "perfect" and "appropriate" and accused Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and chairman of the Intelligence Committee, of lying to Congress when Mr. Schiff paraphrased portions of the July 25 call from the reconstructed transcript during an opening statement at a hearing on Thursday.
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During PEOPLE's preshow for the 2016 Screen Actors Guild Awards, Elba spoke out for greater diversity in movies and TV, noting some people have said " 'Forget diversity, just diverse TV.' " It was a refrain he later happily paraphrased after taking a supporting actor statuette for his work in Beasts of No Nation, as well as a leading actor trophy for the title role in TV's Luther.
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" In June 211, Russia's defense ministry said Baghdadi had been killed in an airstrike in Syria; the head of the defense committee in Russia's upper parliamentary house is quoted as saying a week later that "this information is close to 100 percent," according to Reuters, which also paraphrased him saying that "the defense ministry would not have released information about Baghdadi's death if it believed it could be later proved incorrect.
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In particular, "the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interest of all countries and outer space shall be free for exploration and use by all states without discrimination of any kind," and "states are required to conduct all their activities in outer space giving due regard to the corresponding interests of all the other [states party] to the treaty," as paraphrased by Goswami.
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Trump was likely referring to Schiff's remarks at last week's hearing with Joseph MaguireJoseph MaguireOvernight Defense: State approves M weapons sale to Ukraine | Pompeo rejects Dem demands for officials' testimony | Dems worry about whistleblower's safety | US, North Korea to hold talks Democrats warn GOP, Trump putting whistleblower safety at risk Top Democrat presses Intel chief to protect whistleblower in wake of Trump comments MORE, the acting director of national intelligence, where he paraphrased what he considered actions of wrongdoing by the president, including to "make up dirt on my political opponent" (The Hill).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE called on lawmakers to vote in favor of censuring House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSchiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him House rejects GOP measure censuring Schiff MORE (D-Calif.) over Schiff's paraphrased recounting of Trump's comments on his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Before debarking from the chaise lounge that's tucked neatly under a colorful set of self-portraits (not selfies, actual paintings of her visage), she leaves with some final thoughts that range from signing over a copy of her favorite book, A Journey of A Dress, to realizing that the most exciting part of her life may be over but that doesn't mean work has to feel like a job, the fact that she should be in her 140s due to how fully she's lived, and advice on how to surf the tsunami of life — all of the above being endless streams of her grand words, paraphrased.
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