How can we get them to endorse our agenda of privatization?" Boston theorized.
Mr Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, theorized that voters had already "digested" Mr Wright, but that there was nothing more to do with the issue in the final days.All of that ended up making the issue of Mr Wright a mystic totem for conservatives.
Those close to the singer theorized that it was a death wish come true.
Mitochondrial respiratory chain dysfunction also has been theorized to play a role in more common neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer disease, Parkinson disease, Huntington disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, or Lou Gehrig disease), as well as in normal aging.
In 1940 Peierls and Otto Frisch, a colleague at Birmingham, issued a memorandum that correctly theorized that a highly explosive but compact bomb could be fashioned out of small amounts ("about 1 kg" [2 pounds]) of the rare isotope uranium-235.
Subsequent experiments carried out in the 20th century by the Hungarian-born American physicist and physiologist Georg von Békésy have shown that the way in which the cochlea analyzes frequency, or distinguishes pitch, does not occur because of a series of separately tuned resonators, as Helmholtz theorized.
Critics were divided on the film, though, as some chose to accept it at face value while others saw it as a satire, with documentary subject and filmmaker-turned-street artist Thierry Guetta (who some theorized was an actor paid by Banksy or was, perhaps, Banksy himself) serving as a commentator on the commercialization of art.
Scholars have theorized that the chief Javanese clown figure, Semar, is derived from an ancient Javanese god who was deposed from his supreme position by the introduction into the drama of the later Hindu gods.
From astronomical observations, the Greeks theorized that north of the Arctic Circle there must be a midnight sun at midsummer and continual darkness at midwinter.
It was represented in the latter part of the 20th century by Swedish historians of religion who theorized that, for the entire ancient Middle East, certain cult patterns existed and that behind those cult patterns lay the sacred-king ideology.
Whereas Wegener had postulated a single supercontinent, Pangea, Du Toit theorized that there were two such great landmasses: Laurasia in the north and Gondwana in the south, separated by an oceanic area called Tethys.
