No such attacks have taken place, he points out, and no computers captured from known terrorists have even contained evidence that such attacks were being planned.
Many offices have no-alcohol policies, points out Arms, who is a senior vice president at Ajilon Professional Staffing, in Tampa, Fla.
But, as Mosier points out, no one of mediocre ability could have taught himself algebra, as Grant did when a teenager.
As Simon Gleeson of Clifford Chance, a law firm, points out, no government will care as much about treating foreign creditors fairly as it cares about compensating its own people.
The union is also concerned at the lack of detail they have been given by the government on the scheme and points out that no business case has been presented.
Houston made hospitals an industry, Miami's the international gateway to Latin America, and Nashville sold itself on music with, Kapakov points out, no more and certainly no better entertainers than New Orleans.
Ed Massey, project manager for the Voyager mission, points out that no matter how clever and autonomous a probe is, it can only get itself out of situations it has been programmed to cope with.
Rational drug design, the hallmark of new-school biotech, is no panacea, as Gladwell rightly points out.
Many start-ups, he points out, make no profits and therefore have no tax to pay.
Keenan points out that, no matter what the economy does, most companies are better protected than they were in 2008.
Past performance may be no guide now, Mr Greenspan points out.
Tom Surface, of LightSquared, points out their is no revenue in this deal for the company but Falcone felt they had enough excess capacity to make this happen.
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Forbes correctly points out that employees will no longer have that money working for them throughout the year.
It also points out that there is no arms embargo against Morocco.
And as Sir Ian points out, London has no large areas of unremitting poverty and criminality to match those of New York.
As Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley points out, there is no certainty that American customers will flock to buy rebadged small Fiats.
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As Nassim Taleb points out, there is no word in English (or in any other language, ancient or modern) that conveys this idea.
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As Lynas points out, his was no Road-to-Damascus conversion.
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As Mr Mason points out, there is no industry standard for modifying terms and it is not clear how well it will work, particularly at a time when house prices are falling.
"The good thing is, we're not poles apart in brand imagery and there's no overlap between our vehicles, " points out Pawan Goenka, the ex-GM executive who heads Mahindra's auto and farm-equipment business and now chairs SsangYong.
Michael Wishnie, a Yale law professor who has been retained by the city to fight any court challenges, points out the cards are no different from records already possessed by the Internal Revenue Service and by health and welfare agencies.
And since 1997, when the 6-foot-11 Wake Forest grad first donned the silver and black as the NBA draft's No. 1 overall pick, no American sports team has done that job better. it's hard to imagine that's not primarily a product of Duncan's no-nonsense efficiency, though Fratello points out that Popovich and the Spurs' front office -- as well as the personnel it's paired with Duncan -- deserve credit.
Mr Eichengreen points out that the dollar had no international role in 1914 but had overtaken sterling in governments' reserves by 1925.
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To be sure, Charles Moskos, a sharp observer of military affairs, points out that the budget makes no provision for more manpower.
There is no excuse for complacency, as Munnell also points out, since the prosperity of the '90s will affect only the pension and disability funds.
Peter Tasker, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, an investment bank, points out that it will be no easier for foreigners to buy Japanese firms.
But as Martin Rama of the World Bank points out, Vietnam has almost no middling private firms between these mom-and-pop ventures and big exporters backed by foreign investors.
The U.S. Department of Labor is in charge of these labor programs, but a spokeswoman points out that there is "no provision in the law" to monitor overseas recruitment.
More likely, however, the U.S. savings gap (one of Roach's big scare points) is part of a larger economic or data phenomenon that no one has quite figured out. (Our bullish columnist David Malpass seems ahead on points.) America's growth engine keeps going because lots of capital is available, and at least some of it is being put to more efficient use.
She points out that as yet there is no technical remedy that can clean up mercury pollution or PCBs.
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