If World Rugby wish to pursue it and there's a different conclusion, all I can do is say so be it".
Besides, there's a different conclusion about Hitler's artistic talents (mediocre though they were): creative energy can lead to great horror and murderous brutality.
It is coming up for five years since they last played a home match in this competition without scoring and if we are being generous, perhaps it might have been a different conclusion if Costa had remained on the pitch.
Investors at last seem to agree that Spain is Spain, not Greece.In this section Understanding Putin's plans Ceasefire no more A very special relationship Mayday in Milan Greece and its discontents ReprintsYet voters may be drawing a different conclusion.
The premise that a zombie is possible is a different claim from the conclusion that my experience is non-physical (for one thing, the premise is about a zombie and the conclusion is not).
After seeing how users responded to a series of events that year, including an earthquake and a car crash, he was coming to a different conclusion — one that was much more in line with what Glass had thought from the beginning.
Instead, they assume, and assert, that if, say, Geithner is against nationalizing the banks, he is either stupid or corrupt, when it seems more likely that he's just reached a different conclusion about the risks and rewards of nationalization.
"Wouldn't it be unfortunate," Mr. Christopher added, if the state certified the official results on Saturday, "and then the Supreme Court of Florida were to reach a different conclusion at some time in the future or, indeed, that it turned out that Vice President Gore had received more votes in Florida than Governor Bush?" But one Bush aide in Austin expressed equal determination to keep fighting.
This is a very different conclusion and a far less desirable one than the one reached erroneously by the UKPDS authors.
