Well, “transplanted” might be more accurate, since it wasn’t a verbatim translation.
Source: GameRant
The charges listed in court records do not name Hobbs specifically, but quoted material in an FBI affidavit matches verbatim a threatening voicemail left at Hobb’s Secretary of State office.
Source: cleveland.com
The ethical constructs were identified by screening and transcribing the texts of the primary articles verbatim.
Source: BMC Medical Ethics BMC Medical Ethics
“He said verbatim that he would get me fired if I reported it.
Source: NME
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If you're going to cut-and-paste text like that last paragraph verbatim from the audio of SpaceX videos, you should probably credit it to them.
Source: Space.com
“He said verbatim that he would get me fired if I reported it,” the woman told Kotaku.
Source: Kotaku
Batman: The Animated Series had a very accomplished and eclectic cast, including Luke Skywalker himself Mark Hamill, and Hellboy’s Ron Perlman, but you can count on a lot of people who watched the lauded DC toon being unable to name everyone verbatim who stepped behind a microphone to play one of Gotham’s antiheroes or nefarious denizens.
Source: Bam! Smack! Pow!
It’s been a long, long time since we did the Fantasmic Dining Package at Walt Disney World, but this is almost verbatim what we were told earlier this year at Disneyland.
Source: Disney Tourist Blog
Even if lawyers within a firm don’t copy certain language verbatim, they often borrow citations or paraphrase language from colleague’s prior work, she said.
Source: Bloomberg Law
Interviews were audio-recorded and transcribed verbatim by a study investigator (E.
Source: BMC Women's Health BioMed Central
In support, Dempsey has been dim but fundamentally lovable, Dr Joe Machnik has brought all the authority of his credentials as a non-medical doctor (he has a PhD) and member of the Connecticut Soccer Association Hall of Fame to bear on the important task of quoting verbatim from the laws of the game, and Stu Holden still hasn’t stopped talking from America’s opening match.
Source: The Guardian
“I think our piece really honors Dickens’ words in a way that is approachable without there being verbatim Dickens,” he explained.
Source: Peoria Times
Jack’s colleagues — a group that also features Jodie Turner-Smith and the newly appointed patron saint of fun supporting roles in mainstream art films, André Benjamin — are mostly there to offset the poignancy of Jack’s voiceover (cribbed verbatim from the book) and keep things from growing too serious.
Source: IndieWire
The researchers read a short sentence, such as “the electricity bills went up recently,” to participants, who were asked to repeat their words verbatim wearing the devices.
Source: Cosmos
I asked a one-line question, and typed the answers verbatim straight into MidJourney and boom.
Source: BleepingComputer
Like “Happening,” the Munich production of “A Woman’s Freedom” is a series of monologues drawn verbatim from the novel and performed by three actors — Katharina Bach, Thomas Schmauser and Edmund Telgenkämper — who take turns inhabiting Louis, his father and, most crucially, his mother, Monique Belleguelle.
Source: The New York Times
So much of the action is spelled out verbatim here that The Kite Runner is more of a vivid recitation than fully realized drama.
Source: Vulture
Their real-life conversation is recreated almost verbatim in the series.
Source: USA TODAY
Interviews were recorded with consent and were transcribed verbatim by the primary author, and all identifiers were removed.
Source: Dove Medical Press
All interviews were audio-recorded, added to the Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) and subsequently transcribed verbatim in their full length.
Source: BMC Public Health BMC Public Health
Thursday’s report presents verbatim portions of the schools’ replies to a series of long-answer questions, as well as data from six schools in which they reported spending, or projected spending, of more than $30 million connected to the creation of a 21% excise tax on compensation above $1 million that goes to any of their five highest-paid employees in a year since the law took effect for the 2018 tax year.
Source: USA TODAY
The part-verbatim show dramatises the case that was detonated soon after Coleen Rooney dropped her Instagram grenade and Rebekah Vardy filed for libel.
Source: The Guardian
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