"After three grueling weeks on the campaign trail, Gingrich needed a vacation and his entire staff needed to quit the campaign entirely," concluded Gray.
Writer-director Jonathan Hacker's documentary offers a chilling historical document, chronicling a closed but not entirely concluded chapter in the sprawling history of 21st-century terrorism.
It was, of course, just part of a broader ideological agenda that extends back decades (and not just in the Republican Party, as has been mentioned) -- an agenda that has not come close to being entirely concluded (e.g. after overreaching too early, we can expect they will come back later to try to privatize social security).
"When we found that a quarter of the [Porites] corals had died entirely, we concluded that this was the most severe impact on these corals that anyone had ever observed," Mumby says.
Perhaps not entirely, you may conclude, visiting "Over + Over: Passion for Process" at the Katonah Museum of Art here.
"It is entirely plausible to conclude," the judge said, "that the misleading picture that Lehman portrayed played a material part in keeping its stock higher".
Hence, within the confines of their limited perspective, such a person is also entirely rational to conclude that God cannot exist.
Milne, however, is entirely wrong to conclude that the Islamophobia he perceives is motivated by a desire to avert attention from western military adventurism and support for despots.
Absent an understanding of this past, it's possible — even entirely reasonable — to conclude that affirmative action represents a full recompense for the social engineering that produced a disproportionately black underclass in the United States.
Surely these two things are connected, and it's entirely logical to conclude that Rey was once trained by Luke as a young girl, hidden on Jakku to possibly protect her from Ren's wrath.
