31.   Scholars now believe that in treason, if not idealism, Hall may have had up to a dozen peers, matching early Russian assertions.

32.   Scholars believe the Itza language is the Maya tongue closest to extinction.

33.   Scholars believe it was the home of the apostle Peter and other disciples of Jesus.

34.   Scholars now believe that tattooing has existed throughout history, in almost all cultures, signifying everything from tribal affiliation to deathless devotion to Mom.

35.   Scholars believe that engravings on them indicate that they could have been intended to ward off illness or evil.

36.   Scholars now believe that the heads once belonged to a series of nearly identical kings on the south portico of the Chartres Cathedral.

37.   She did not go so far as to say that Melville was in love with Hawthorne, as some scholars believe.

38.   Since many of these artworks were put on display after World War II, scholars believe they were looted during and immediately after the fighting.

39.   Some scholars believe it may address polygamy, rather than divorce.

40.   Some scholars believe that the Arabs were the first to mix hard wheat, flour and water.