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Thomas L. Friedman ("Drilling for Freedom," column, Oct. 20) convincingly explains that Middle East tyrannies will end when their oil revenues decline.

Although wardrobe rather overdo the bluestocking drab for Sandra Bullock's quiet, watchful Harper Lee, it's still an impressive performance that convincingly explains the bond between such contrasting natures.

It's commonplace to hear people complain that ministers always mess things up, but until now very little has been written that convincingly explains why this might be so.

As Justice Breyer convincingly explains, this case involves nothing close to the kind of recalcitrance by a state high court that warrants extraordinary action by this court.

Neither convincingly explains why and how the "affable" king of the 1510s, whose palaces were described by Sir Thomas More as "more like a university than a court", turned into such a vindictive monster.

Mr. Ross, for his part, remains "a believer in U.S. engagement in Middle East peacemaking," though he never convincingly explains why this would work any better now than it did a few years ago.

There remains a detail that is not convincingly explained in Mr. Haboldt's fact sheet.

So he must be, to have convincingly explained away his international record.

That makes it harder for them to convincingly explain how they sold out just in time.

The Warren Commission, however, was not able to convincingly explain all the particular circumstances of Kennedy's murder.

But as Armitstead convincingly explained in her statement, she is a human being with a family and a life outside sport.