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The U-bend argues for a more positive view of the matter.

He argues that in languages with single dispatch, "given a parameter or other value, you know exactly what you can do with it" .

Cameron argues that the original 161-minute running time did not deter people from wanting to see more.

Soldiers and cops and firefighters, he argues, embody a notion of public service to which the rest of us are now no more than spectators.

The White House argues that it is possible for Congress to proceed with both immigration and energy in this session.

He also argues that with a big staff and overhead he would never have been able to retain as much of his earnings.

Africa, he argues, is a black continent, a place where blacks deserves not just a piece of pie, but most of it.

"Bush's presidency is revisionism-proof, " he argues. "We're going to be recovering from it for the rest of our lives. "

One study argues that America cut multilateral tariffs more slowly on goods to which it had extended preferential access.

But she argues that it is still "a bit early to say the bubble is bursting" .

He also argues that the bank's fall was a symptom not a cause of the broader credit crisis.

In his book Lord Ashcroft argues that the "skill of the businessman is to minimise the amount of damage to his company during the storm. "

Matt Charman, one of its writers, argues that "Not engaging with the subject would be the real failure for a national theatre. "

Trying to transcend our own imperfections, rather than eradicating those of others, is the best bet, he argues.

On the face of it, a gloomy outlook argues for Treasuries.

The second theory argues that brokers serve a certification role similar to that of venture capitalists or commercial and investment banks.

In response to the skeptics, Plato argues that the tyrant is not therefore truly happy, and that this can be seen in his behavior.

Japan argues that years of a global hunting ban have allowed whale populations to grow enough to allow hunting.

it would not be viable at all without a vast subsidy from state and federal taxpayers, the report argues.

The author argues that this definition makes it difficult to determine what precisely constitutes a representative democracy.

"The small size of the dedicated investor base make it a volatile asset class, but the fundamentals remain solid, " she argues.

Craig Shirley, who worked to re-elect Reagan, argues that everyone always understood what he was about and where he was trying to go.

He argues that al-Qaeda members do not qualify as lawful enemy combatants and are therefore not entitled to any rights or protections.

Africa, he argues, is a black continent, a place where blacks deserve not just a piece of pie, but most of it.

He argues that there is in fact an internal logic to what often seems to be outrageous conduct.

In his blog post, however, Navar argues that this was "almost a year before the start of podcasting. "

Cutting corners can be a false economy; a cheap handbag, one expert argues, can drag down the rest of a woman's outfit.

And that argues for parking at least a modest portion of your savings in foreign currencies with more solid fundamentals.

The website argues that whereas it might have been critical of government policies, it has never indulged in "partisan" politics.

Merrill argues that our short-term memories can only cope with a few things at a time, which means we need to make our tasks simpler.

This paper argues that the national thinking, as a major theme of this century, also occupies a great deal of weight in Zhou's thought.

Immanuel Kant is no doubt a difficult and, as Peter Rickman argues in his article, often misunderstood philosopher.

He argues that only a few hundred of the largest companies should be allowed to adopt the international standards.

If he or she argues a lot with the parents, this can be very uncomfortable for you, especially if you're asked to choose sides.

America argues that he already has biological and chemical weapons and is trying to develop nuclear ones, and must be stopped.

The paper argues that it is time for the United States to offer more serious assistance so that matters do not get out of hand.

Here, Davis argues, the state has no good reason to stop him from using the narcotic in his religious worship.

Joyce also argues that there may be legitimate privacy concerns about making this sort of data public.

Diamond argues that the United States must use more than vague encouragement if it wants to see real democracy in the Middle East.

AAR argues that TNK-BP is meant to enjoy an exclusive right to develop any further deals in Russia to which BP might be a party.

In its own defense, the BGS argues that, at the time of its report, little was known about the geological origins of arsenic poisoning.

She adamantly argues that people in my (possibly, your) generation place too much emphasis on trying to be happy.

I had a few words to god, he argues and provocative to ask: "you learn what major? "

He argues that private and public investors are going to have to be much more demanding with future projects.

The young man argues that knowing that his blood is "dirty" , with a virus that can be tamed but not killed, would push him to a fast death.

Gold will do well if the consumer-price index rises at least 3% over the next three years, argues Mr. Ablin.

Such a firewall is a "common phenomenon around the world, " he argues, and nor is China alone in monitoring and controlling the Internet.

And like many banks, HSBC argues that there is at least some chance mark-to-market losses overstate the ultimate impairments it will face.

Mr Tao argues those problems are mild compared with the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution, when he began his studies.

The reason, argues Mr Schultz, is that the company has retained a "passion" for coffee and a "sense of humanity" .

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank, argues that maintaining the inflationary anchor is the best way to get through the short-term turmoil.

As our special report argues, the rich world is losing its leadership in the sort of breakthrough ideas that transform industries.

The DNC argues that McCain remains bound by public financing restrictions and should not be allowed to spend any more primary funds.

As Andrew Haldane of the Bank of England argues, the state has "become the last resort financier of the banks" .

The very nature of your responsibility argues against your leaving before others.

One of the hunger strikers argues with a senior opposition politician who has come to try to convince them to end the strike.

Mr Shelby argues that this could push banks to accommodate consumers at the expense of the banks' safety and soundness.

"We were brought up to believe more data was good, and that's no longer true, " he argues.

The Bank of England argues that the link between real house prices and consumption reflects swings in income expectations by households.

Greenpeace, a pressure group, argues that it is impossible to be certain that carbon dioxide will not eventually leak out of the ground.

Mr Collins argues for what he calls "theistic evolution" , which he reckons is yet to catch on because it has such a terrible name.

Even the group's hotels and shopping malls should be seen as "unregulated infrastructure" , he argues, stretching the point somewhat.

But it is often impossible to obtain enough admissible evidence to obtain a conviction, the government argues.

Sudan's government argues predictably that the West is again trying to impose its will in Africa.

Germany cannot do all this on its own, argues Ottmar Edenhofer of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.

In an integrated system with incentives aligned properly, he argues, preventing future cavities saves the company money.

She argues against the institution of slavery yet, at least initially, feels repulsed by the slaves as individuals.

But he says the long-term outlook is positive and argues that the entire sector will be rerated upwards over the next few years.

But as our special report argues, Iran is not that easy to read.

It argues that context is linked to interpretation in terms of connection and disconnection of phenomena construed as relevant or not.

The Children. s Partnership argues that content is one aspect of the digital division that has been neglected.

Instead, it argues that China is "the only country among the major nations that remains mired in authoritarian politics. "

Jen argues that this flood of petrodollars will depress global interest rates and support the price for risky assets over time.

Mr Meinl argues that his bank performed honest work on MEL's behalf, at market rates, and made no attempt to influence MEL's management.

But Rosenbaum argues that only a collective action by the industry can address such a complex issue.

He argues that all their ideas are derived from experience and that they may prove to be very useful.

Ms Das Gupta argues that women do not necessarily use improvements in education and income to help daughters.

Mr Barroso argues for all this. But as the war cry goes up, his courage to reform is failing him.

The famous 'Stanford Prison Experiment' argues a strong case for the power of the situation in determining human behaviour.

In a previous chapter, Wallison argues that the financial sector is under "the most comprehensive regulatory oversight of any industry. "

So says Stephen Hawking, the world-famous physicist who controversially argues in a new book that God did not create the universe.

The Bulgarian Orthodox church, however, argues that "heavenly secrets should not be revealed by the means of man. "

By opposing GM crops, he argues, Utopia and its allies see themselves as standing up to corruption and special interests.

however, Hobbes unequivocally argues that absolutist monarchy is the only right form of government.

Mr Surkov is quite right when he argues that democracy would not stimulate technical innovation.

Yao, he argues, is first a person before he's basketball player and has the right to choose what he thinks is the best for his child.

Rufus Phillips's "Why Vietnam Matters" argues that America's error was to take over the war from the South Vietnamese.

Manski argues that analysts should be far more open about the extent of their doubts, and that politicians can and should be able to cope.

Omar Ishrak of GE argues that the term "frugal innovation" understates the revolution under way, in which price is only one element.

But the main reason that women cluster in low-paid fields, the bank argues, is that they do not control their own time.

Behind that decline in real rates, argues the McKinsey Global Institute, was not so much a savings glut as an investment dearth.

repeatedly argues, even as it dredges through the most depressing material, that the American system has proved admirably self-correcting.

Iran also argues that the reported scale of the facility is too small to be suitable for a civil nuclear programme.

It argues companies should be able to achieve competitiveness through rising productivity rather than by cutting labor costs.

At this point in history, she argues, women are closer to such bisexuality than men, though it is latent in boys as well as girls.

But, argues Fiona Harvey , without a business model that works, it is just a hopeless dream.

From all accounts, he plays computer games all day neglecting his study. But he still argues he is not just that way.

"The Curse of the Mogul" argues that this upside was a mirage.

Trying to farm a fish just because there is an established market for it is a waste of time and money, argues Mr Greenberg.

The Scottish Executive argues that Scotland is one of the unhealthiest nations in Europe, and smoking is partly to blame.

Cheng argues that Asian governments, particularly Beijing, must satisfy themselves with a more gradual rate of growth.

But it argues that the majority of its members are community banks which should not be blamed for the ills of Wall Street.

She argues that this something is the increased transmission of pathogens within family groups.

A book to be published in Britain this week, The End of Science, argues persuasively that this is the case.

His wife, however, argues that this is not what she wants.

Dan argues that in the case of the uniprocessor, Strong isolation of Transactional Memory can be achieved at little cost.

The key to addressing that sort of pollution, Mr Esty argues, is not just money but good governance.

Not so quick, argues George Magnus, senior economic adviser at UBS Investment Bank in London.

Since the 1960s, he argues, society has been marked by a growing sense of cultural relativism, epitomised by anthropology.

The first, represented by many congressional Democrats, argues that it is past the time for America to leave.

Randall Jones of the OECD argues that all this help has made SMEs less, not more, efficient, and damaged competitiveness.

Second, it argues that the Final Award does not fall within the scope of the issues submitted to this specific arbitration.

In this "flattening" trend, he argues that the playing field for individuals and companies all over the globe is being leveled.

The more fundamental issue, as he argues in his final chapters, is the growing contingency of the global workforce.

The bank argues that expectations remain consistent with hitting the inflation target in the medium term.

He argues the West must put the sanctions up for negotiation at any upcoming talks if a diplomatic solution is to be found.

He argues instead that aging is a disease -- one that can be cured if it's approached as "an engineering problem. "

Mill argues that if society values the higher pleasures, and values justice, then society as a whole will be better off in the long run.

But Harsha de Silva, an economist, argues that this piecemeal fund-raising is insufficient.

This thesis argues that China- ASEAN Water security cooperative nature of military conflict is far greater than the strategic.

When a Libra person argues or behaves badly, it is usually because he feels that something is unfair.

Nietzsche argues that Christian guilt operates nominative expectations that they have been stolen by his partion for self debasement.

While a number of issues are seen as confronting many countries the report argues no one size fits all in terms of pension reform.

He argues that his business background makes him the strongest nominee to take on President Obama in the general election next year.

In an on-market economy, America's Department of Commerce argues, prices are not set by supply and demand so they cannot be trusted.

The overall direction of risk assets (including currencies) is unclear, but our analysis argues that Tuesday could be an important peak.

Just as the boy had few friends, argues Ms Holland, the president has grown increasingly lonely.

Mr Schive also argues that many past mergers did not deliver greater synergy or benefits than if the parties had remained separate.

He argues that language is not the product of a "language organ" but an extension of general intelligence.

"Since it takes at least two to three years to plan and build plants, we expect the up-cycle to last one to three more years, " he argues.

The bank argues for legal changes to improve women's position in the workplace and to limit this tendency to separate out work by sex.

It argues that images can be considered to be the way of expression which is more close to the traditional way of thinking.

and yet , as our special report in this week ' s issue argues , if you scour the region for china ' s firm friends it is hard to find them.

That argues for Treasury delaying the release of its finding, as it has done in the past under Democratic and Republican administrations.

As the McKinsey Global Institute argues in a new report, we are coming out of an era of falling costs of capital.

He argues convincingly that a socially transforming idea must not be woven into what exists but must be 'alien to the system'.

When she did get pregnant, he argues, she could have chosen to have an abortion.

Evangelista argues that $46, 000 is the minimum required to provide for young Augustin in the manner to which he has grown accustomed.

Hart said he is long puts on the Chinese currency, which he argues are cheaply priced and offer far more upside than downside.

In Nature, Emerson argues that the sheer physicality of words points us in directions that might be called "spiritual" .

First, it argues that the Final Award does not fall within the scope of the arbitration agreement contained in the parties' JV Contract.

However, Tao Wang, an economist at UBS, argues that this rich-world yardstick is misleading.

"With democracy militarised in Iraq, it had undermined the concept, " she argues.

President-elect Barack Obama argues that this level of stimulus would leave us with shattered dreams and long-lasting torpor.

Viren Mehta, an industry analyst, argues that two recent shifts have conspired to put drugs bosses in a difficult position.

If China were a good investment, he argues, the country would invest at home and not be gobbling up resources around the world.

Flight did not evolve in a two-dimensional world, argues Ken Dial, a flight researcher at the University of Montana-Missoula.

This paper argues that the word "JU" means collecting food or rations and forage on the basis of literature study.

The right response to lean defence budgets, argues Mr Rasmussen, is not to cut NATO's joint projects, but to have more of them.

This paper argues that propositional content and expression way at most can only decide language politeness, cannot decide discourse polite.

And if it does, he argues, you rip it off as quickly as you can.

Boris Johnson argues it would "not be right" for him, as MPA chair, to intervene.

Here Amartya Sen argues that freedom should be seen as the vehicle and end result of development.

"There's an opportunity here as you're getting in cheaper to the leveraged fund as people are fearful of leverage, " he argues.

The author argues that the condition was indeed a character issue: it gave him the tools to save the nation.

The Fed argues that it has the authority to do this as part of its general mandate to oversee banks' soundness.

Jonathan Haidt of the University of Virginia argues that this moral sense is like our sense of taste.

He argues that voluntary co-guarantee schemes like this are doomed to failure because only the weakest institutions want to participate.

In the case of women, employers look for the credibility of the qualification, she argues, more so than they might do with men.

Much of the investment now undertaken would be unprofitable without the artificial support provided, he argues.

The trading commissions notched up by all this activity could overwhelm the cost advantages of ETFs, he argues.

But Peter Wuffli, the bank's chief executive, argues that diversification matters most and can improve stability over time.

Similarly, as private funds, remittances should not be viewed as a substitute for development assistance, the report argues.

Mr Li of Jiwai. de argues that at least the surfeit of Twitter-type sites will help introduce more local users to this type of service.

He argues that the possession of two brands should make it easier to attack the single-brand leaders, Deere and Caterpillar.

It pains me to find myself in agreement on any matter with President Bush, who argues a boycott would be counterproductive.

A supporter of Japan's security alliance with the US, Mr Watanabe nevertheless argues that some problems must be resolved within the region.

But a new report* from the McKinsey Global Institute argues that real rates are bound to rise in the coming years.

He argues that the ruling cannot be implemented without a separate enforcement order.

He argues to the contrary that the three basic energies of the soul must be ordered in order for a person to be happy.

He argues each year in his annual report that his children should "help" to pick the company's management.

The bank also argues that its employees, career civil servants who enjoy jobs for life, are resistant to political pressures as a result.

Dr Donlan argues, in light of this, that moving lions, cheetahs and elephants from Africa to America is not a stupid idea.

Even after Fukushima, indeed, Areva still urgently needs to bring down the cost of its EPR, argues a Paris-based adviser to the industry.

Mr Tsao argues that he helped set up Hejian in an attempt to help UMC obtain a presence in China despite a ban at the time .

However, Ms Sandberg argues that the effectiveness of these free services is prompting the big brands to advertise.

The author argues for pre- and post-test counselling and calls for a protocol to be set up as a guide to testing.

Mr Mount argues that there is an "astonishing resemblance" between life in ancient Greece and Rome and the manner in which we live now.

Starling argues that while public spending is being squeezed, cutting back on investment in flood defences would be a false economy.

The company nevertheless submitted a bid in a tendering process which it now argues is illegal.

Yet, a vocal body of investors argues that the lofty prices reflect only the rosiest expectations, while ignoring some of the risks.

Moreover, from the visual angle of social contract, the author argues that the target of chicane covers interest of property as well.

The article argues that compared to the substance consumption, Chinese Peoples cultural product consumption is still limited.

The few remaining nationalists are still hoping for a shock; after all, argues one, nobody predicted the end of the Soviet Union.

The article begins with a close analysis of the text of the Fu-hsrng shu, and argues that three sets of ideas are at the core of this work.

The Bank argues for real cuts in trade distorting agricultural subsidies.

However, Goldstein argues that this approach is doomed to failure.

Linden argues that there is such a thing as a genuine biological addiction to sex.

Mr Santos is hardly a dove, but he argues that the only way to get Venezuela's help against the FARC is to normalise relations.

And he argues against the idea that climate change is too big a problem for a democratic system to deal with.

The paper argues that trading off the interests between control shareholders and no-control shareholders is the optimal bank governance.

GOVERNMENT'S ARGUMENT: The city argues that the law is not aimed at religious people and does not treat them unequally.

Rich countries could also increase fuel supplies by removing tariffs on imported ethanol, the company argues.

China is incensed that Japan would apply its laws to Chinese nationals and argues that the issue is one for diplomacy, not the legal system.

It argues that networks are changing the rules of business and, to prove the point, has changed the rules of publishing.

Tokyo argues that its whaling program helps in the understanding of whale stocks as well as the health of the fragile Antarctic environment.

He argues that the UK should shift spending away from consumption towards investment, in the long run.

The editorial argues that the African Union is well placed to put meaningful science initiatives in place on the continent.

This and the xenophobic rhetoric of many officials have given a sense of legitimacy to the ultra-nationalists, Ms Kozhevnikova argues.

A onetime result in a rodent model, Sipes argues, cannot be extrapolated to mean negative impacts for human health.

Pritchett argues that failing to update the architecture at the end of its life span may have important implications for business.

Collier argues that trade, for all its potential benefits, will not help the bottom billion.

Normally spending splurges are to be distrusted, but the scale of this downturn argues for bold budgetary action.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has cited the competition for global influence as she argues against aid cuts.

Experience so far argues against expecting too much of macroprudential policy.

The two most fundamental, he argues, are the right to property and the right to a fair trial.

The massacre was also a systematic attempt at annihilation, Chang argues, adding that the massacre should be likened to the Holocaust.

Miller argues that we are all living a story, but far too few are the stuff that summer blockbusters are made of.

He argues that the opportunity for businesses and investors to get on the ground floor of new green technology is now.

When new traits are produced by several mutations that influence one another, he argues, that complexity shuts off reverse evolution.

Init, he argues against the notion of a ruling class, insisting that governmentand society must be kept distinct.

Pei argues that Chinese communism is unable to overcome its absolutist, conspiratorial origins, its 'original sin'.

Christopher Whalen, a US financial analyst argues the only way to remove systemic risk is to force all trades on to transparent exchanges.

Furthermore one in five couples argues as a direct result of overspending each week.

This would be far less costly for the foundation, he argues, than buying the land outright.

The NMC argues that the nursing code guarantees patients' right to privacy, and that Ms Hayward violated it.

And while sceptics may frown at the collaboration, Orsola argues that anything that gets ethical fashion into the mainstream can only help.

Thompson also argues that his background as a lawyer and senator makes him uniquely qualified to be commander in chief.

"Over the long term real GDP growth is a very good proxy for long-term earnings growth, " he argues.

This chapter argues for whether the RMB exchange rate should appreciate, how the range should be and the method of calculation.

Wise argues that the walk-in should have immediately sparked a massive investigation to determine the source, or sources, of the leak.

And, he argues, both technological and scientific progress are driven by humans looking for a means to an end they have already defined.

One student of maps argues that the world map has always been shaped not by science alone, but by religion, politics, art and obsession.

Contrary to what Prof Easterly argues, the report makes useful contributions to policymakers' understanding.

Reid argues, convincingly, that the debt supercycle since that date has caused expansions to be particularly extended.

The recent rise in exports and production, he argues, largely reflects the fact that firms are no longer running down stocks.

Reversing reforms and shifting back to such financial repression is not a sensible economic strategy for India, argues Mr Subramanian.

The Harvard Business School professor argues in a new book* that the drug industry is also in desperate need of a new business model.

This process, argues Freud, is an inherent quality of civilization that in stills perpetual feelings of discontent in its citizens.

Derek Young, the chief investment officer at Fidelity's target range, argues that investors should take the long view.

But Yutaka Oishi of Keio University argues that many also feel that if they are to bother voting, they should at least back a winner.

But the way agriculture will suffer as a result of climate change is only half of the story, the report argues.

For personal communication technologies, he argues, people react in pretty much the same way, a few national variations notwithstanding.

This thesis argues that Tolstoy expressed a mature concept of eco-feminism in "Resurrection" .

While it has been firm so far this year, he argues it will fall noticeably later this year as residual seasonal factors recede.

By the 1990s, it was at the forefront of efforts to give globalisation "a more human face" , he argues.

Helping farm labourers access new technologies and knowledge should be a priority for policymakers, argues innovation expert Anil Gupta.

Alpert argues that the cost of developing and introducing a major new product has jumped to be over US$100 million.

Pyongyang argues the security council criticism is unfair because it had carried out the peaceful launch of a satellite.

It is run by bureaucrats whose main current objective is to ensure that prices in the property market do not rise, he argues.

Though her political career has had its ups and downs, Ms Lagarde argues it has given her the qualifications for the top IMF job.

Huang Bo-he, a scholar of folk traditions, argues that Chinese have always been rather inclined to the number three.

He argues that global demand is too weak to sustain an upward move in commodities, at least for now.

John Bolton, among others, argues that the North's actions prove that the country is not interested in a negotiated settlement.

Mr. Apotheker looks like the 'fall guy, ' argues analyst Brian White of Ticonderoga Securities.

This week's cover Leader argues that the soft patch is likely temporary, but that there's a risk to policy mistakes in Europe and America.

These companies are sitting on valuable assets, Mr. Kaplan argues, providing 'the greatest leverage to a bull market. '

The toll of keeping up with that energy supply, the team argues, shows up on the cellular and molecular levels in the human brain.

I point out that this sounds a lot like judging. But he argues no. "We need critics, " he says.

This paper argues that the right of appeal of administrative discretion by the control of the basis of theoretical and practical advantages.