But, he said, the controversy points out the shortcomings of caucuses compared with primaries.
The controversy points to another stone in the mosaic of American laureates: protest.
On July 21st a judge ruled in favour of the schools.The controversy points to a broader factor that may have helped in New Orleans.
The controversy points to the delicate balancing of interests involved when creating technical standards that inherently limit some design choices yet try to keep the door open to innovation.
In a report that is being made available to clients on Thursday, Moody's acknowledges the controversy, pointing out that governments and corporations use very different methods to measure their total pension obligations.
The most significant problem the controversy points up for her office, Governor Hull said, is how to cope with the flood of last-minute bills that commonly race through the Legislature in the final days of its sessions.
Still, the DoubleClick controversy points to the inherent threat to privacy in a new economy that is based, in unprecedented ways, on the recording and exchange of intimate personal information.
But Mr. Lap, president of the Y.M.C.A. that wants to build the new buiilding in Somers, refused to get embroiled in the controversy, pointing out that none of the club owners had criticized him directly.
The other road "leads back to yesteryear, where proprietary systems ruled the day .The controversy points to a more general problem with technology standards: where to draw the line between the IT commons and the areas where firms should compete with proprietary technology.
What I discovered, however, was a heap of controversy pointing to the fabrication of a letter falsely attributed to Einstein in an attempt to legitimize its words and message.
