An expensive way, Epley concludes, of racial profiling.
"He's just too extreme for North Carolina," the commercial concludes of Mr. Obama.
Jess Cartner-Morley pondered the possibility on Wednesday and swiftly concluded: of course not, you numpty.
By the time "The Orphan of Anyang" has concluded, you realize you've been given a congealing picture of a China collapsing from the cancer of urban rot, and the chasm between the simple Yu Dagang and Yanli, with her pathetic attempts at sophistication, represents the end of a way of life.
Urging him to grip that hand hard, she concluded: "Of all your work, you are still your most beautiful".
You might conclude, of course, that simply to put onstage a reading of this passage from the novel, as Mr. Brook essentially has, would be superfluous.
You could conclude, of course, that $0 offerings faring poorly in this system must be failing to attract admirers because they are undeserving; they are at the low end of the spectrum of gift worth, and their lousy numbers prove it.
"When you are suddenly alone" he concludes, "you take of other people's lives whatever you can".
("One thing was for sure," Clissold concluded of doing business in China. "If you played by the rules, you were finished").
A report in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine concludes that you may run about the same risk of having an accident as you would if you were legally drunk.
