More substantively, I'd stack Larry's judgments up against anyone's.
More substantively, he previews Thursday's security council debate on non proliferation and disarmament.
More substantively, the description of Montaigne as "in pursuit of the natural rhythms of consciousness" is genuinely illuminating.
More substantively, Walker's two-year budget virtually eliminated Wisconsin's structural deficit — the customary projected imbalance between spending and tax revenue.
More substantively, Japan's new defence white paper talks up the importance of regional security and co-operation.
More substantively, "liberal" education came to be defined not as an end in itself but as a means to achieving professional status.
More substantively, the pundits of all shades agree today with the more radical of Tea-Party crowds, folk known as Wingnuts.
More substantively, Howe and Strauss point to data that show that kids have a much more positive attitude toward parents and adult authority figures than earlier cohorts did.
More substantively, there is an attempt to pay tribute to the feminist struggles of the 1970s while maintaining a knowing distance from the attitudes of the old days.
More substantively, many readers and some media critics commented on my first two blog posts – one about fact-checking, the other about the coverage of gender issues.
More substantively, it also showed off two phones, the Z10, with a full touchscreen, and the Q10, with a physical keyboard.
