Some Fed officials are skeptical of such arguments.
The public airing of such arguments clearly stung Mr. Bush's team.
Voters may or may not be swayed by the the exhumation of such arguments, this time around.
In our culture of excitable neuroscientism a lot of such arguments employ the sexy word "brain" and so sound scientifically objective, but they are really socio-cultural arguments.
The most famous set of such arguments is the so-called Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas, which appears in his greatest work, the Summa theologiae (1265/66 1273).
"Harmful tax competition" has been a recurrent theme of such arguments, with a particularly baleful eye cast towards Ireland and its 10% corporate-tax rate.
In a short essay at 3quarksdaily, Scott F. Aikin and Robert B. Talisse propose that when considering the merits of such arguments, theists ought not overlook their "evil twins:" arguments with the same logical structure, but which proceed in the opposite direction.
As a result of such arguments, it was widely presumed that a universe that accelerated forever -- that is, one with a cosmological constant -- was incompatible with string theory, Dr. Kachru of Stanford said.
Mr. Gruber, who recently analyzed the tax credit approach in general for the journal Health Affairs, said of such arguments: "This is the field of dreams approach -- if you build it, they will come.
The continuation of such arguments underlines the need for more fossils to establish the range of physical variation of H. erectus and also for more discoveries in good archaeological contexts to permit more precise dating.
