But he does cite a poignant case of an anonymous San Francisco hedge-fund manager who had gone short on Sanchez Computer when other funds were going long.

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They cite the case of a typical young professional couple setting up their first home in London, New York or San Francisco.

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They cite one case study in which a 10-year-old girl, who had been given a robot doll for several weeks, reported that "now that she's played with me a lot more, she really knows me".

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To cite one case, the cost of a put on Cell Pathways, an unprofitable biotech firm (up by 500% in the past year), is fully half the cost of its shares.

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When matters of personal jurisdiction arise in a case, lawyers and judges often cite the case United States ex rel.

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In her majority opinion, Judge Judith Rogers said the programmers' case faltered because they couldn't cite an example of a cable operator who isn't either already using all-digital operations or moving in that direction.

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Prisoners often cite being in a segregation unit as evidence they are under threat - and use this to strengthen their case for being moved to another jail.

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