The "faulty" genes, Cochran concluded, make Jews smarter.
That, he concluded, makes the city's placard policy illegal.
The hierarchical nature of Japanese society, many experts concluded, made it uniquely unsuited to democratic institutions.
City officials, the audit concluded, made a habit of "illegally raising taxes" and "entering into questionable contracts and land purchases".
Ms. Callan had been C.F.O. for only about six months, they concluded, making their burden of proof high.
Men and women, she says, must rethink gender roles -- an idea that she hesitantly concludes makes her a feminist.
(Gatsby, Nick concludes, made the mistake of "living too long with a single dream"; this makes him admirable, but also unwise, even delusional).
The computer analysis, his Wednesday report concluded, "makes a legitimate case that Stuxnet could indeed disrupt or destroy" Iranian centrifuge plants.
Whatever does not kill them, the Goldsteins appear to have concluded, makes them stronger: there is no system that they cannot out-train.
These, the academy concluded, made most of the century's other advances possible.But whereas cars, computers and so forth have become ever more sophisticated, power grids have remained, in essence, sets of dumb wires.
