There he met Voltaire, at whose suggestion he went to Paris in 1767.
And whose suggestion was it, the artist's or Bill's?
During this period, Manet also met the poet Charles Baudelaire, at whose suggestion he painted Concert in the Tuileries Gardens (1862).
One of Kelley's most voluble sources is Katharine Carr Esters, an eighty-one-year-old cousin, at whose suggestion Oprah donated five million dollars to build a Boys and Girls Club in Kosciusko.
The Yankees, whose suggestion of a one-year extension to Gonzalez was not accepted, would probably have to offer close to $140 million.
Curbishley presses his case more smartly than Sam Allardyce, whose suggestion last month that he was "not suited to Bolton or Blackburn" and "would be more suited to Internazionale or Real Madrid" hardly enhanced his credibility.
Even Morgan Stanley, whose suggestion that the global economy was getting "dangerously close to recession" had appeared to be the cue for the early sell-offs, said that a recession was "not our base case".
She completed a master's in education at Harvard, where she took a class with the psychologist Carol Gilligan, whose suggestion that growing up is a process of slow forgetting left a deep impression.
It has not been a good few weeks for Robertson, whose suggestion that the devastation in Haiti was a result of the Haitian slaves, "under the heel of the French, you know, Napoleon the Third, or whatever," having made "a pact with the devil" was subject to an eloquent and public rebuke by Haiti's ambassador to the United States, Raymond Joseph.
Eric Posner, a law professor, and Luigi Zingales, an economist, both from the University of Chicago, have made an interesting suggestion: Any homeowner whose mortgage is underwater and who lives in a ZIP code where home prices have fallen at least 20 percent should be eligible for a loan modification.
