Father Anderton's voice can be arresting even when he's describing heartburn ("I felt an empty, dyspeptic scorch as I drove to the school, like a rising argument at the centre of my chest"), and our growing intimacy with his inner voice describes its own arc of seduction and betrayal.
Indeed, after a decade of stocks treading water, the equities-always-rise argument has been battered, particularly for retiring baby boomers.
But even if the euro is born on time, it will still give rise to arguments, not least because France still seems to have different views from Germany about the political governance of the new currency.
They all give rise to arguments and policies that reinforce the new classical version of state nationalism.
Along with that, some expressions use square root with negative arguments which give rise to complex arguments.
As the demand for transplants increases, but as costs rise, the utilitarian argument becomes stronger.
"This has changed how work looks and might give rise to the argument that people are not employees".
Incidentally, one might think that Mr Obama's spectacular rise undermines the argument that a black man can never get a fair shake in America.
— World Cup skiers are accustomed to hard, icy tracks, but the women's slalom on Aspen Mountain on Sunday gave rise to the argument that there can be too much of a hard thing.
Its terms, which went into effect on January 1st 1994, were argued over line by line: despite its name, the agreement fell far short of scrapping all trade restrictions, and the fine print of the various exemptions and exclusions gave rise to heated argument.
If that number starts to rise again, that argument will become harder to make.
