A rival school of thought offers a more instrumental cause.
But it nonetheless points to the emergence of rival schools of thought within the party when it comes to Obama's importance as a party leader.
These academies produced many eminent scholars, including Yi Hwang (T'oegye) and Yi I (Yulgok), whose distinct theories of the universe evolved into rival schools of thought.
A rival school of thought holds that, in fact, buying private debt resembles industrial policy, in that it might favour some sectors over others.
Once an ally, Google is now a rival, and the thought of allowing Google to promote its maps on Apple's platform had become anathema.
Although the positivist mood prevailed at least until World War I, it was contested by a rival current of thought that from the 1890s onward began to assert itself.
Otherwise, only children seem to be reassuringly like everybody else.High achieversA rival school of thought, however, sees only and first-born children as high achievers in later life.
But the second finding made by the authors, described in the final two chapters of "Java Man," favors the rival school of thought, known generally as the single-origin or out-of-Africa model.
There is a rival school of thought for power typers: ergonomically shaped keyboards.
