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Much will be said about whether Sloan lost touch with his players, or whether his players forced him out.
Because the only 1918 pandemic virus samples we have yet identified are from second-wave patients (16 ), nothing can yet be said about whether the first (spring) wave, or for that matter, the third wave, represented circulation of the same virus or variants of it.
Second, sometimes the term does not appear in a neat form like 'metabolism involving X', but in an implicit form, from which alone nothing can be said about whether the term is lipid related, and details about the process have to be known before decisions can be made.
Let the record show that not one word was said about whether it is going to snow on Friday, or that spring begins in 54 days.
We may think it quaint that men in previous centuries seemed to think women would have sex with them, provided they were sufficiently persuasive and vehement, and went on about it for long enough; not a word was said about whether the women fancied them or not.
One of the curious things about the McCain campaign's relentless depiction of Barack Obama's tax plan as a harbinger of socialism is that almost nothing has been said about whether Obama's plan to raise income taxes on high earners makes economic sense in the short run.
By James Surowiecki November 4, 2008 One of the curious things about the McCain campaign's relentless depiction of Barack Obama's tax plan as a harbinger of socialism is that almost nothing has been said about whether Obama's plan to raise income taxes on high earners makes economic sense in the short run.
While the previous discussion focused on the VNT, and the practical attainability of the VFI, little has been said about whether value freedom is desirable in the first place.
