That's why Paul Berman says President Bush's use of the term "Islamic Fascists" to describe al-Qaida-influenced terrorists is apt.
"It's the incentive structure of Wall Street that created this behavior, " Berman says.
An identical case is still pending, although Steve W. Berman of Hagens Berman says in a statement that Apple "responded to" his suit by installing new software.
Later, Fugh-Berman says, she was asked to review a paper for a medical journal, and it was the same ghostwritten paper she had previously been offered to pass off as her own.
Psychologist and host of VH1's "Couples Therapy" Jenn Berman says it's more often dads who complain about feeling jealous as they lose their wife's attention to the new addition to the household.
"It takes someone four hours to fill out the questionnaire for Eharmony, " says Berman.
"People are digesting information in much shorter bites than they were two years ago, " says Berman.
Put another way, "What once was relegated to a bean counter is now being taken much more seriously in companies, " says Berman.
"It's painfully obvious that girls' negative body image can come directly from seeing their moms look critically in the mirror and complain, " says Berman.
First of all, says Berman, I have to accept that as new parents my husband and I are still figuring out how to manage our relationship in this vastly different context.
"Women are complicated, multifaceted and difficult to evaluate, " says Jennifer Berman, a urologist at UCLA and director of its Female Sexual Medicine Center.
"Problems in the financial markets are on a scale that I don't think even today people grasp, " says Ethan Berman, RiskMetrics' chief executive.
"There are few other opportunities for that level of yield in a quarterly dividend where the underlying assets are secured, and the duration is three months, " says Neuberger Berman fund manager, Joseph Lynch.
Losing Sunday "makes them the Seattle Mariners, " says Len Berman, a longtime sports reporter at WNBC-TV in New York, referring to the baseball club that in 2001 went 116-46 but faltered in the post-season.
While "ratings for the soaps have been dropping for years, " says Marc Berman, editor-in-chief of TV Media Insights, last year's cancellation of ABC's "One Life to Live" and "All My Children" was a real blow.
"There is so much fear about having these discussions, when for most people the problems are going to happen when they haven't had these discussions, " says Amy Berman, a senior program officer for the John A. Hartford Foundation, which focuses on improving health care for older Americans.
At Neuberger Berman, Mr. Pedowitz says a little uncertainty is good for stock pickers, but there can be too much of a good thing.
Russell Berman of Stanford University, meanwhile, says it is possible to "distinguish between the visceral anti-Americanism of explicit stereotypes and criticism that may be legitimate".
Interestingly enough, the audience tuning in to this programming hasn't really changed, says TV Media Insight's Berman.
Berman, author of Terror and Liberalism, says that when fascism arose in Europe in the 1920s, '30s and '40s, similar movements cropped up in the Arab world.
"There wasn't a place there to create a bank of cabinets, " says Philadelphia-based designer Mona Ross Berman, who designed the kitchen and the island.
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But Doug Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University who follows federal sentencing law, says it reflects a shift in the political climate and that it could lead to bigger changes.
Glen DeValerio, a partner at Berman DeValerio Pease in Boston, the lead attorney in the case, acknowledges temp attorneys did some routine coding but says it was necessary because lawyers didn't know which among the 4 million documents Xerox turned over to the plaintiffs contained important evidence.
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