As the author points out, there is probably not a person alive who does not have some bee in his bonnet about the way other people speak and write.
As the author himself points out, easier divorce alleviated a great deal of misery: female suicide rates and domestic violence fell.
Author Laura Vanderkam points out that we all have 168 hours in the week.
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But as author Michael Hinshaw points out in his book Smart Customers, Stupid Companies and in a recent blog post, that gap is no longer tenable.
Advertising history is filled with alternating bursts of hard and soft selling over the years, points out industry author James Twitchell, with the current trend coming on the heels of several years of softer messages focused on entertainment.
As the study's author, Dirk Willem te Velde, points out, the differences are often striking.
Mary Walshok, a dean at the University of California, San Diego, and author of Closing America's Job Gap, points out one more danger in specific career goal-setting.
But, as Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, author of an extensive study of the subject, points out, even successful departing bosses often try to ease the pain of re-entry into normal life by demanding to keep the trappings of their heroic stature: limousines, offices, private jets.
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Susan Goldin-Meadow, author of Hearing Gesture: How Our Hands Help Us Think, points out clinical studies that reveal that even deaf and blind infants gesture when they are making sounds.
Ruy Teixeira, the author of a forthcoming book on America's forgotten majority, points out that the most important group of independent voters is the white working class, the people who regard the Republicans as agents of the rich but worry that the Democrats have been taken over by weirdos.
Paul McQuail, the co-author of a new report from London University's Constitution Unit, points out that there is great confusion about this.
But Simon Jenkins, author of a book on England's 1, 000 best houses, points out that the first aristocrats who opened their doors to the prying public were masters at giving the customers what they wanted.
As the author, Professor Bernard Stewart, an internationally-noted expert in cancer causation, points out, there is a remarkable scientific consensus on the causes of avoidable cancer, and they relate to lifestyle choices that people can actually do something about: smoking, poor diet, excessive drinking, obesity, physical inactivity, and exposure to the sun.
Daniel DiSalvo, the author of an excellent essay on America's public-sector unions in National Affairs, points out that the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees was the biggest contributor to political campaigns in 1989-2004.
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