The most obvious topic for a Democratic Fed leader to emphasize is the sharp growth in income inequality, which many scholars think has destabilized the economy.
Many scholars think it unlikely that Elizabeth ever seriously intended to marry any of these aspirants to her hand, for the dangers always outweighed the possible benefits, but she skillfully played one off against another and kept the marriage negotiations going for months, even years, at one moment seeming on the brink of acceptance, at the next veering away toward vows of perpetual virginity.
In fact many scholars think it most definitely should be seen.
Many scholars think that the method of dichotomous division is the method of dialectic in Plato's late dialogues.
Many scholars think that the close intergenerational relationships in today's China are due to a basis of common interests and values (Yang and He 2014; Wang 2014).
This corresponds very well with Alcmaeon's view of the brain as the central sensory organ and, although Alcmaeon is not mentioned by name, many scholars think that Plato must be referring to him here.
Even if, as many scholars think, the dialogue is unfinished and Abelard meant to add a resolution of the dialogue in the form of a final adjudication by someone playing the role of master, it is noteworthy that, unlike in most philosophical dialogues, the magisterial point of view is absent until the end rather than being the one that directs the discussion.
Lindow says that "many scholars think there may be basis for the myth in an ancient Odin cult, which would be centered on young warriors who entered into an ecstatic relationship with Odin" and that the name Harii has been etymologically connected to the -herjar element of einherjar.
While the AMA website notes that it depicts the rod of Asclepius from Greek mythology (a rod associated with healing and medicine), that myth itself originated from another source, most likely, many scholars think, from a scene in the book of Numbers.
