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It has a scene early on, centered on a car, that suggests at least an effort at playful inventiveness.
It's an intriguing scene for a racing enthusiast, with the kind of shop talk that suggests at least one car buff among the "Mad Men" writing staff.
Politics percolate in evocations of social class and function, with verisimilitude tipping toward the surreal in, for example, a set that suggests at once a beauty parlor, a medical facility, and a prison.
He also says BBC executives should be sacked because of this although, if you watch the video of him saying this on his LBC show (instead of just listening), you might detect a smile on his face as he's saying this that suggests (at least, it did to me) that he knows he's not really being serious at this point.
He shoots on actual film, which he develops in a darkroom, and compared with the cellphone grabs and telephoto peeping Tom shots that dominate the Web, many of his pictures do have an artisan quality that suggests at least some tentative residence in the realms of fine art.
And as far as timing goes, King is promoting a fight card in Atlantic City this Saturday that suggests at age 72, even after three dozen years in the business, he is still very much near the top of his game.
Dean Patricia Davidson takes a look at postpartum depression and new studies that suggest at-home support is an effective way to mediate some of the impacts of depression.
The task force recently issued a report outlining irregularities that "suggest at a minimum, an attempt to 'skew' the results of the lawfully required public input process".
A Russian journalist posted photographs of damage that suggested at least some planes had been hit.
The company has advertised jobs that suggest at least some employees have access to user data at the individual level.
Apple isn't supposed to be doing much in the way of hardware, but we've seen lots of reports that suggest at least some Macs will get updates at the event.
