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Scapegoating may be good politics, but proposing a bilateral fix for a multilateral problem is just bad economics.

This article brings landscape terminology into this larger debate, arguing in favor of a utilitarian account of linguistic categories in the domain of landscape, but proposing a significant revision to the concept of utility in linguistic categorization.

But proposing a change, any change, forces customers to ask themselves new questions about you, and the biggest risk therein is assuming that customers will automatically ask the questions you'd like them to ask.

Clearly things need to change on-field at Richmond but proposing a wholesale board clearout of a club on an even keel financially – and boasting record membership figures – is egregiously heavy-handed.

Many acupuncture trials fail to offer a meaningful rationale, but proposing a rationale can help investigators to develop and test a causal hypothesis, choose an appropriate control and rule out placebo effects.

Many studies have attempted to test traditional acupuncture without a physiologic rationale, but proposing a hypothesis for how acupuncture might work is good science and costs nothing; a rationale can help investigators to develop a causal hypothesis, choose an appropriate control and rule out placebo effects.

It's well worked, but proposes a disheartening view of marriage.

The previous Labor government embraced the Gonski reforms but proposed a six-year phase-in from 2014.

Mr. Romney embraced the concept, but proposed a fixed dollar cap as low as $17,000 rather than a percentage.

It does not "prescribe how a state should meet its goal", but proposes a partnership between states and the agency to craft a plan.

He has called for $1 trillion in new infrastructure spending but proposed a budget without a penny of net new spending or borrowing.