Which, he argues, suits the drug companies.
All of which, he argues, can give rise to intractable disputes and violent conflicts.
Hopkins wrote seven so-called "terrible sonnets," in which he argues with God.
None of which, he argues, would be good for the UK.
All of this Hilton attributes to Baudelaire's opium addiction, which, he argues, other biographers have underestimated.
Bassam Tibi (International Relations, University of Gottingen/Cornell) criticizes European multiculturalism, which, he argues, inadvertently enables European Islamist fundamentalism.
In his tract, he investigates historical examples of censorship, which, he argues, invariably emanate from repressive governments.
At home, his main focus is on economic recovery upon which, he argues, the success of Japan's other aspirations depend.
This tweet, in which he argues that the plan will yield lower premiums and deductibles and defend preexisting conditions.
Mr. Barghouti sees the attacks, which he argues were provoked by Israeli violence, as the surest path to peace.
He never wanted to be bound by reporters' rules of neutrality, which he argues are a charade.
