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Writing in The New York Times in 2007, Mr. Mankiw, who is a contributor to the "Economic View" column in The Times's Sunday Business section, argued: Another piece of the puzzle is that Mr. Buffett's tax burden is larger than it first appears, because he is a major shareholder in Berkshire Hathaway.

But G Vinning, a marketing expert with the agricultural marketing section, argued that the information Bhutanese exporters had on the Japanese mushroom industry was either very limited or not true and assured that the Japanese matsutake market was steady and export worth continuing.

The fifth section argues that despite the highly stylized nature of the analysis, it does shed considerable light on Japan's quandary.

European opinion-setter Natalie Nougayrède also commands space in our Comment section, arguing that the west must resist overtures to bring Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad in from the cold.

The price of water is likely to go up.In this section Arguing over the cure A soaring price-tag Nuclear fallout Winter surprise Beyond the picket fence Primary colour Nor any drop to drink The case for John McCain Correction Mike Huckabee Reprints Relatedd items Drought: The parched countryOct 25th 2007Conservation has already reduced water use in Las Vegas from a peak in 2002.

He has repeatedly risked his political career by backing unpopular causes.In this section Arguing over the cure A soaring price-tag Nuclear fallout Winter surprise Beyond the picket fence Primary colour Nor any drop to drink The case for John McCain Correction Mike Huckabee Reprints Relatedd items John McCain's campaign: All at seaAug 6th 2007Mr McCain's qualifications extend beyond character.

The following section argues that that question should be answered both Yes and No.

This section argues that hai only has one core sense, namely, the additive meaning (König 1991).

This section argues that the ethical and political concerns, and purposes, of the dialogue are inextricably intertwined.

The article's first section argues that discussions of the mosque's history have reached an impasse between mythology and silent disengagement.

The literature included in this section argues for the development of specific performance indicators to measure the performance of drug law enforcement initiatives.