It must be translated in to Korean and Chinese, Kirby argued, suggesting it should be available at every airport around the world.
A national I.D. could also become a powerful tool for ethnic profiling, Ms. Strossen argued, suggesting that the authorities would be more likely to stop Arab-Americans for an I.D. check.
But the findings, the authors argued, suggest that early infancy is one of several important developmental windows when the stage may be set for obesity, and that closer study may yield ways to reduce the risk.
Partington highlighted work by McKinsey and Public Health England, which he argued suggested smaller pack sizes and reformulation as being more effective than tax as interventions to help people reduce their calorie intake.
Jail time and sexual assault registration are too severe for Labrie, Gelzinis argued, suggesting he should do community service working with victims of sexual assault instead.
Pre-diabetes is, however, an asymptomatic condition not associated with functional impairment, Stern argued, suggesting that if a state is associated with future morbidity and mortality, one should not use the paradigm of treating illness in devising approaches to manage the condition.
This, Mr Greenspan argues, suggests that multifactor productivity growth must have increased.
That broader analysis, he argues, suggests the birth of a new sector of human activity, beyond government and business.
This, he argues, suggests causes other than poverty for poor school results, as all the children in question came from low income backgrounds.
The fact that in Vietnam more soldiers were firing their weapons, MacNair argues, suggests that there was more killing for soldiers to be troubled by.
