The Penn researchers found evidence of readers' sharing other emotions, too, like anxiety — which, based on the old "fear sells" theory of journalism, might be expected to be the most influential emotion on readers.
To be sure, that does not completely disprove the tax-loss selling theory, since the January Effect in such countries could come from year-end selling by foreigners who do pay capital gains taxes.
The company also plans a smaller vehicle that would sell, in theory, for about $30,000.
Even more than with "Death of a Salesman," Miller used "Bridge" to sell his theory that true tragic heroes may well emerge from the common run of contemporary lives.
When you're ready to sell, in theory a Dot Container can move from owner to owner without conveyancing, and can be refinanced without requiring new mortgage documents (via Dot Platform, Dot's mortgage marketplace).
By selling improv theory to big business, Bonifer and his corporate consultant peers have found another option for ardent improv practitioners, and a very lucrative one at that.
A black and gray miniskirt by Theory sold out at Intermix on lower Fifth Avenue, reported Brianne Carmody, a saleswoman.
Their 2000 debut, "Hybrid Theory," sold 15 million copies worldwide, buoyed by singles like "One Step Closer" and "In the End".
In the absence of more persuasive evidence, though, I was not sold on the theory that these atrocities were intentionally bungled.
The necklace, made in a design inspired by mathematical fractal theory, sold within weeks despite a price tag of over $1 million.
Eileen J. O'Connor, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's tax division, said that the three promoters "have preyed on uninformed taxpayers, convinced them to pay exorbitant fees for erroneous advice and sold them a theory that has been rejected as frivolous by every judge who has examined it".
