"Yes, I argued so at the time, and that remains my position absolutely".
"Today's announcement bears out what the S.E.C. lawyer Gary Aguirre argued so many years ago," he added.
Many pro-globalisation books are so badly argued, so keen to deploy anecdote not evidence, that they discredit their cause.
Society is an indivisible thing, they would have argued; so, too, must be the study of society.
Education should aim to enhance our capacities, Dewey argued, so that we are not reduced to mere tools.
Just as same-sex love and marriage have finally been embraced by society, he argued, so will sex with robots.
The files are not on Napster's computers, she argued, so the company has no control over how they are obtained.
"Our people are fighting the government in [Darfur]," he argued, "so it's a kind of a punishment".
Not everyone of modest means has easy access to a computer, he argued, so the change may discourage ordinary Americans from using bonds as a savings vehicle.
But, he argued, "so far I think we have had a much more dramatic and strategic impact" than any other track of American political strategy.
Football is and always has been a team sport, Heisman argued, so where exactly is the merit in creating this type of award?
