Word: cite
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Basic office skills are also beneficial. In particular, many employers cite computer literacy as an important qualification they consider. Fine-tuned office skills and experience also serve to open doors to more opportunities...
...said yesterday he may cite public interest against identifying rape victims when he argues before a judge on his petition...
...aftermath of the referendum on the future of the U.S.S.R., many Soviets and Americans seem to agree that reform is dead, or at least dying. They cite the troubles besetting perestroika, new limits on glasnost, the growing role of the military and the KGB in domestic politics, and an overall shift to the right. Pessimists talk as though there were only two alternatives: the disintegration of the country or the return of totalitarianism. In fact, while each nightmare scenario is plausible, a third, far happier outcome is still possible. Indeed, it could come about as a result of the interaction...
...Democratic campaign committee, confirms that he is "working with several people for a bill that can get signed." Translation: the vulnerable legislators are agitating for a compromise bill that's closer to the White House version than the measure endorsed by the Democratic leadership. The endangered Democrats cite a recent series of polls indicating that a majority of the public resents any law that is perceived as establishing strong preferences for minority groups...
...Bernard Cardinal Law, for one, sees a "regrettable" choice: "either to let ((Saddam)) continue to wreak his havoc unchecked or to defend the cause of justice with arms." Protestant evangelist Billy Graham agrees: "Sometimes it becomes necessary to fight the strong in order to protect the weak." Jewish groups cite the manifest threat that Iraq poses to Israel as well as to Arab lands...