The intellectual and political roots of Islamic terror, he suggests, lie in the West.
A key to that lost or forsworn ability, Suzman suggests, lies in the ferocious egalitarianism of hunter-gatherers.
The true figure, he suggests, lies somewhere in between, and we shouldn't go to the "other extreme" of 50 percent.
These figures show a normal, healthy enough recovery.The difference, Mr Greenspan suggests, lies with stock options.
Part of the mystery of spider silk's tremendous strength, current research suggests, lies in the spinning rather than in the internal chemistry of the silk itself.
Our best hope, Varoufakis suggests, lies with the liberating effects of hi-tech developments such as 3D printing, which will transform the means of production and social relations.
The strength of neuroscience, Churchland suggests, lies not so much in what it explains as in the older explanations it dissolves.
The tactics of those who forced out Mr Eich, Mr Sullivan suggests, lie in deep tension with two bedrock principles of liberalism.
The future, he suggests, lies in cinemas investing in genuinely innovative technology which gives them the edge over ever-improving home entertainment, directors emerging with fresh ideas, and audiences voting with the feet when it comes to backing smaller fare.
One of the keys to Paris's beauty, Mr. Kunstler suggests, lies in the rigorous regulations Haussmann instituted (dealing with everything from building heights to roof configurations) which lent the city a sense of order, unity and coherence.
At the beginning of February, Live Action posted on the Internet very troubling videos taken at seven clinics, including one in New Jersey, where a clinic manager suggests lying to avoid detection.
