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The evidence the author himself marshals — though doesn't come to grips with — suggests that we cannot count on Dimon as a savior.

The most convincing of all the attempts to explain his behaviour, which Shipman resolutely refused to assist with, suggests that he became addicted to the GP's power to both cure and kill.

Peaceful Uprising, the organization he works with, suggests that we demonstrate our support at court houses around the country on the day of sentencing, next Tuesday, July 26th.

The fact that marmosets tested in the constrained condition as well as the individuals tested in the free condition showed a significant preference for the action they were trained or first successful with, suggests that they did not conform to group norms.

If anyone could get away with suggesting that room be made on Mount Rushmore for Astérix it is McCullough.

Nearly every scientist I spoke with suggested that graphene lends itself especially well to hype.

Many analysts I've spoken with suggest that oil prices should fall fairly soon.

Professors she worked with suggested that she continue her work at a research university like Columbia or Princeton.

J.P. Morgan, the financier, is credited with suggesting that executives earn no more than 20 times the pay of low-level workers.

"The British media has been obsessed with suggesting that we expect billions of dollars to be extracted from European states," he said.

But they should not be allowed to get away with suggesting that these things tell us anything about the intrinsic value or scope of their work.