Throughout or frequently; here and there. Used in textual annotation to indicate that something, such as a word or passage, occurs frequently in the work cited.

各种；到处普遍地或经常地；用于正文的注释，表示一些事物，如一个单词或段落在所提到的书中经常出现。

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Since Granovetter first came up with this theory, his work has been cited in over 19,000 papers.

自从 Granovetter 首次提出这一理论以来，他的研究已经被19,000多篇论文引用。

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The Oriental Morning Post cited Jiang Weixin as telling a national work conference that the property market would continue to fall despite some early signs of a recovery.

《东方早报》援引姜伟新在一次全国工作会议上的讲话表示，尽管有早期迹象显示房地市场回暖，但市场的下行还将持续。

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As a result of Henning's work, the state has cited CAFOs for violations hundreds of times.

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He's come to the conclusion that over 90% of the variability of returns in institutional portfolios is attributable to asset allocation and that's the number that I think most people hear cited when they are looking at Roger Ibbotson's work.

他得出结论,机构投资中,超过90%的回报率变动,要归因于资产配置,我想这是罗格·伊博森的文章里面,被人引用得最多的结论

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His calculations reanalysed work cited by the IPCC and took account of more recent temperature data.

FORBES: Climate Change Is Now Less Of a Problem. So We Need To Do Less About Climate Change

Like Thomas Malthus, whose work he cited, Knowlton was worried about the hazards of fertility.

NEWYORKER: The Case Against Kids

Murnighan, whose work was cited last week in the Stanford Social Innovation Review, argues that most effective leaders delegate almost everything they do to staff, keeping themselves free to oversee performance and think big.

FORBES: The Key to Great Leadership: Stop Overmanaging