Archaeologists have long reasoned that a major trade route ran from Lake Okeechobee down the Caloosahatchee to the Gulf of Mexico and up the Gulf Coast to the Apalachicola River in the Florida Panhandle.
Conservatives have long reasoned that the only way to destroy popular programs that actually help ordinary Americans (Social Security, Medicare and so on) is to starve the government of the money needed to pay for them.
Astronomers have long reasoned that the first stars would have been massive, because without the heavy elements, which astronomers call metals, clouds of helium and hydrogen, the primordial gases, can't easily cool off.
A Norwegian group started investigating Google for similar "why are you keeping my personal info for so long" reasons.
If these potential purchasers are accredited investors, the law has long reasoned they can take care of themselves and bear the risks of buying unregistered shares in startup companies.
He answered the charge by writing a letter to Attorney General Francis Biddle, which Tytell describes as "long, reasoned, and temperate", defending his right to free speech.
At its simplest, it's a 16-day-long reason to wear traditional leather breeches and get obscenely plastered in the middle of the day.
As long as reason prevails, though, it will surely be settled eventually.
But physicians, observing the effects of strokes and other brain injuries, had long had reason to suspect that the functions of the mind and the brain were linked.
With more than 750,000 residents, the town is home to one in four Long Islanders, reason enough for any party to seek the supervisor's post.
But wait: did we not long ago reason that Brian McNamee, Roger Clemens's steroid accuser, was telling the truth because he'd be crazy to lie to the feds?
