Sami Alfaraj, head of the Kuwait Centre for Strategic Studies, agreed that Fayfi was unlikely to have been the sole source for the Saudi warning.
There is also, in those vids, a notable absence of the sort of deeply uncool yet eminently sensible protective gear strongly advocated by Heelys on its website, on its packaging and even - in the form of a big yellow sticker marked WARNING - on the sole of the shoe.
From at least a couple of sites, the reclusive country defied repeated international warnings, including from its sole ally, China, and let fly with six missiles directed towards the Sea of Japan.
"There is no telling how many lives this programme saved," said Chamblis, pointing to 766 cases he claimed where "sole sourced" intelligence had been extracted, including warning of terrorist attacks on Heathrow airport and London's Canary Wharf.
Its website consists of one page, with a 60-word message saying its sole focus is mitigating climate change — and warning that it doesn't take requests for donations.
The president bears sole responsibility for ignoring Colin Powell's noble warnings.
Would the sole purpose of a potential strike be to send a warning to the Assad regime about the use of chemical weapons?
If the semi-final results of the Asian Cup constituted your sole basis for making forecasts, you might be tempted to issue warnings before tomorrow's final of a storm of Australian gloating.
Whereas the two snipers' sole idea seemed to be collecting a $10 million cease-and-desist fee, Mr. Rudolph phoned in warnings of the Olympic bomb.
A one-way repeated-measures ANOVA with the warning condition (no warning, toward-torso cues, away-from-torso cues, and static cues) as the sole factor was performed in order to determine whether the presentation of different warnings facilitated the drivers' BRTs.
