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Among labor economists, James Heckman is perhaps best known for arguing of the importance of G*E effects in his arguments designed to convince policymakers to invest early in child development.31.31

One healthy outcome, you might argue, of the war on the financing of terrorism.

What are they, and are they part of the problem, as some argue, of the soaring costs of drugs?

The water issue was emblematic, Selby argues, of the PA's role as "subcontractor" — practiced most visibly for internal security.

"This is a way to hold our TV audience," Kraft has argued of the extra wild cards.

This has the effect, Mr Mehra argues, of weakening the demand for equities.

Instead of arguing for the existence of objects, the Tractatus argues for the thesis that the world "has substance".

(Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of attorneys arguing for the end of anti-male sexism).

250/595 (42%) of the responders argued of not being in the risk group.

There were "ghosts in the nursery," she argued, residues of the "vulnerabilities of the parental past".

The laws of the former, he argued, "partake of the character of physical truths….