This has been effectively argued by Hackforth (1965), and more thoroughly by Menn (1995).
But the gambling industry itself also finds FOBTs pretty moreish: companies have become hooked on the profits these machines have generated, and are effectively arguing that the industry as we know it could not survive without them.
Television, the men are effectively arguing, should be doing the hard work of diversity.
In this paper, we argue that open multi-agent systems can be effectively designed and implemented as electronic institutions, for which we provide a comprehensive computational model.
Redistributive polices do not hinder growth, it argued, as long as they are targeted effectively, specifically at education.Merck, a drugs company based in New Jersey, agreed to buy Cubist, a biotech firm in Massachusetts, in a $9.5 billion acquisition.
Mr. Clinton has privately said as much to friends and aides, complaining that Mr. Gore was not effectively arguing the Democrats' case.
Sanchez's presence in the game — after Smith's poor performance had effectively declared Sanchez triumphant — could be argued as an incredibly unwise decision.
We argue that, as the technical advances in this area progress, we also need to simultaneously concentrate on how these advances can be effectively integrated into educational settings and on sharing the approaches with the broader community.
The founders shut down the fund after only a year and a half, after a judge argued that it was effectively operating as an unlicensed bail-bond business.
Warner Bros., Disney and Fox studios had won a preliminary injunction against Utah-based VidAngel, after arguing that it was effectively operating as an unlicensed video-on-demand streaming service.
