(Several friends, for instance, think that Matisse was a better painter, and that Braque has never shown the compositional weaknesses that Picasso has restlessly demonstrated).
Some scientists, for instance, think that RNA molecules help the protein that causes Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease to recruit non-infectious proteins to join its ranks.The new RNA world is also a source of ideas about how diseases might one day be treated.
The officials at the World's Fair, for instance, think that New York ought to take the stranger to its bosomm--make him feel at home, help him along, be polite to him, show him that we're just as friendly as the folks out in Wilkes Barre.
Ms. Robertson, for instance, thinks that a microscope on the voting process will help to reform it.
Terrence Deacon, a researcher at the University of California at Berkeley, for instance, thinks that language evolved in a feedback loop with the complex culture that it allowed humans to create.
A report by ADP Employer Services, for instance, thinks that private companies added 157,000 jobs in June rather than 57,000, as the government's statistic suggests.
Mr Bond, for instance, thinks that the fall in property prices in Britain may force banks to write off 2-3% of the value of their commercial-property loans over the next few years.
The show was a ratings hit, and critics, naturally, hated it; John J. O'Connor, of the Times, for instance, thought that it came "very close to cruelty," and fell "between the treacherous television stools of cupidity and cynicism".
David Levy [45], for instance, thinks that humans will be marrying robots in the near future.
Johnson for instance thinks that Genesis Chapter Six might be right about their beings giants in early times — a point made much of in Genesis Flood.
James Joyce (1999), for instance, thinks that Jeffrey's theory gets things exactly right in this regard, since one should not expect that reasonable conditions imposed on a person's preferences would suffice to determine a unique probability function representing the person's beliefs.
