The DNC hack has been divisive in the Russian intelligence committee, the documents suggest, citing various officials and other sources.
Their set included a second piece, authors Chip Madinger and Mark Easter suggest, citing Harrison's own description that each show's Indian music segment lasted for three-quarters of an hour, whereas only seventeen minutes of music appears on the Concert for Bangladesh live album.
At some point, Mr. Köhler suggests, citing school records, juvenilia and memoirs, Nietzsche's passionate schoolboy friendships verged on something more intimate.
He conceded that Uber's drivers were not employees in a traditional sense but suggested, citing the French philosopher Michel Foucault, that the company's digital surveillance of them creates power that may come with duties not yet contemplated by the law.
To remember this lesson, picture someone riding an elephant, Chip Heath suggests, citing psychologist Jonathan Haidt's metaphor.
The bulk of these lawsuits involved the banks selling crummy mortgages to investors, and there could be another $25 billion in legal costs on that front alone, the WSJ suggests, citing research by Compass Point Research & Trading.
If it is death, as Wood suggests (citing Walter Benjamin), that "makes a story transmissible," then it is story by which we create meaning — and in so doing, both imitate, and revolt against, God.
And, as recent commentary on the wave of student protesters suggests, citing philosopher Martha Nussbaum, colleges can even be locations where young people learn how to raise grievances and speak truth to power to keep society moving toward greater justice and inclusion for all.
These results suggest that citing outside one's discipline is a gamble.
Some House Republicans have suggested, without citing specific language in the bill, that it also covered death benefits.
There was the gynecological table, seemingly inexplicable; the dean suggested — without citing evidence — it was for abortions, or repairing hymens.
