Even those who doubt that such an enterprise can succeed or who take issue with particular details or conclusions can be impressed by Fukuyama's audacity and stimulated by his arguments.
In Dublin, the Department of Foreign Affairs said that it had been "unable to find any record of Irish passports having been issued with details corresponding to those published in Emirati newspapers," and added that "we have received no evidence that any Irish nationals were involved".
In taking issue with those details, Barbara Sinatra said her husband always employed men to care for his hair, and added, "Right there you know that's a lie".
Perhaps it's heartless to take issue with the details of President Barack Obama's plan for closing the prison at Guantánamo Bay, which he announced in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, on Tuesday.
Mr. Facey supports fixed-term Parliaments, though he takes issue with some details and deplores how easy the unwritten constitution makes it for governments to effect such monumental changes.
Critics have taken issue with the details of the analysis, particularly the assumption that time spent in trains by business travellers - counted as lost business time - is unproductive.
Then persons on the outskirts of Frey's life surfaced, taking issue with specific details of certain "scenes" in the book.
The spokesperson said Gap takes issue with some details of the Bloomberg report.
Some (e.g., Subramaniam et al., 2008; Crump et al., 2008, 2010; Cal EPA, 2005) have taken issue with certain details of the BBDR model (e.g., kinetics of the initiated precursor cell) to derive alternative predictions of greater risks at lower doses of formaldehyde than those predicted by Conolly et al. (2004).
The Internet is also handy; the English-language press in a country will often cover an issue with more detail and less of a crisis focus than coverage back in the States.
