To employ Hebdo's own concluding rhetorical device, let us ask "the world's oldest and most important question": how the hell did we end up here?
The chapter in which Lila tries and fails to dump Moe could be a lovely, funny short story all on its own, concluding with the unassuming line: "They had a nice time on the couch until the sun went down".
Arthur J. Marks, a longtime venture capitalist, put together a study of his own, concluding that the flood of money into the venture business the last few years had created an imbalance of capital and the capacity of venture capitalists to manage it.
"Are we going to see programmatic forced to be non-personal and therefore better for every single citizen of the world (except, say, if they work for a data broker)," adds Ryan, posing his own concluding question.
He both reviewed earlier studies on motion and conducted two of his own, concluding perceiving movement was more than the sum of seeing successive sequential images.
This sentence, although literally true, implicitly contradicts the authors' own concluding statement that the functional homologue can be determined based on the outcome.
Indeed, the EPA's own analysis of its own rule concluded ACE could result in up to 1,400 more premature deaths, 48,000 more asthma exacerbations and at least 21,000 missed days of school annually by 2030.
The government's own report concluded in 2012 that flood risk is rising due to climate change.
His own research concluded that the work was painted during the artist's time in Malta, around 1660.
The Elector, impressed that William was a prince of Orange and his own nephew, concluded a defense pact with the Netherlands in 1685.
