“They now seek an excerption from the government, in effect enlisting the state as enforcer of their theology.”

“This is an excerpt from a piece that originally appeared in the Philadelphia City Paper.”

“In reviewing this massive work, I summarize it as mere compilator et excerptor, retaining its organizing rubrics.”

“The following excerptions from a few students indicate very positive specific learning outcomes.”

“Chung acknowledges that there is expansion and evolution in the SADC's higher education but there has been lack of close coordination and collaboration with a few excerptions.”