"There had been a fairly strong and consistent link between debt and depression, debt and thoughts of suicide," Elizabeth Sweet, the study's lead author, explained in Time magazine.
She explains that "in times of crisis, demand for Treasuries spikes, pushing prices higher and sending yields lower, occasionally down into muni territory".
Senator Charles Schumer is rallying behind the break and explains, "In a time of rising gas prices, it just doesn't make any sense to encourage people to drive rather than take mass transit".
While nowadays it signifies timidity and anxiety, he explains, in Hazlitt's time it meant, "sinewy, muscular, vigorous, strong".
The experts could not explain in the time available why there was such a wide range in the figures.
There's a cost, she explained, in lost time, and a cost for women, because "people will think she's not the best person and that job was held open for a woman".
As Levitt and Dubner explained in their Times apologia, "The story of Stetson Kennedy was one long series of anecdotes, which no matter how many times they were cited over the decades were nearly all generated by the same self-interested source".
There is one aspect of this slippery usage that I have never seen clearly explained in The Times or elsewhere.
One Conservative advisor explained in The Times that the "moderate" doctors must "defeat the militants" in this issue.
As explained in The Times, the health care law provides subsidies for people with low and middle incomes to obtain insurance through a government-run exchange.
