The Russkies, not without some merit, suspect that politics more than trade technicalities got in the way.
Lewis says: "I have long suspected the merits of cash were underplayed by traditional research, which compares poor cash rates with often exaggerated gains on investments in shares".
Rice and peas is not a dish, I suspect, that generally merits a garnish, but nevertheless, Ramoutar admits she's taken yet more liberties by strewing the rice with pomegranate seeds and fried lime peel; both "bring a great tang and cashew nuts add a pleasant crunch".
The Nobel is hugely merited and I suspect Vargas Llosa will be very pleased.
It says it treats each case on its merits, but Indians suspect that the cost of recognising tribes plays some role in the BIA's apparent sluggishness.
Fittingly, Mr Romney came out in opposition to new QE in his Sunday comments.If he's elected, I suspect his view on the merits of new monetary expansion will change again, and rapidly.
Best actress Who will win I suspect Kate Winslet has done enough to merit it and will win but I'd have rather she did so for Revolutionary Road, which I preferred by quite some distance.
So I have come to suspect that something way more than merit is going on--something about Clinton as a woman--and a certain kind of woman: tough, sometimes arrogant, maybe even a bit phony at times.
Each user of an atlas, I suspect, follows a different approach to judging the merits of the one in hand.
But, while I support P.&G. on the merits, I, like most Americans, I suspect, will be rooting irrationally for Willa.
