The quotation is engraved on the northeast corner of the National Archives Building in Washington.
Though this case was ostensibly based on "stubborn facts"--from John Adams' frequently cited quotation--it turned out to be long on innuendo and very short on actual facts.
It was industry during the rise of industrial America and capital of kitsch when American culture doubled over on itself and turned pop quotation into art.
Bizarrely, one of Dr Lomborg's critics in Scientific American criticises as an affectation the book's insistence on documenting every statistic and every quotation with a reference to a published source.
Shares in the 35 suspended firms - which are not traded on stock exchanges - are listed instead on the so-called Pink Sheets electronic quotation service, which does not require brokers to investigate the background of the companies.
In it, Sinclair described how, immediately after the Democratic Convention, the Los Angeles Times began running on its front page a box with an Upton Sinclair quotation in it, a practice that the paper continued, every day, for six weeks, until the opening of the polls.
Stocks in the Over-The-Counter market are quoted on systems like the OTC Bulletin Board, an electronic quotation system, and the Pink Sheets, which is not registered as a stock exchange and is named for the color of paper on which its listings of price quotes for companies have historically been printed.
King gave a brilliant and moving quotation, and I think it says we should not be treating people differently on the basis of skin color.
During the interview, on Sunday, he was questioned over suggestions he had lied about having an extra-marital affair and had made up a quotation, for which he had been dismissed, while working as a journalist on the Times newspaper.
Bishop Venables told the BBC News website that the quotation of him was accurate, but had not been meant for publication and had appeared on the Anglican Communion website without his consent.
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