11.   Principally, the authors believe, employment legislation works against workplace flexibility, probably the single most critical component of competitiveness in the evolving global marketplace.

12.   Still the authors believe dangers can be lessened by increasing cooperation between Russia and the United States and the involvement of other countries.

13.   That could threaten the livelihood of best-selling horrormeisters like Peter Straub, but the author believes just the opposite will prove to be the case.

14.   The authors believe the allied victory over Saddam Hussein would have been unnecessary if our military and political leaders had been more astute.

15.   The author believes reaction to the book indicates he has finally escaped an unwanted reputation brought about by the Islamic death sentence.

16.   The authors believe the next stage of human development requires an inner focus.

17.   The authors believe, however, that blacks also inherited strengths from their ancestors.

18.   The author believes in ethnic traditions but also argues that true achievement has universal appeal.

19.   The author believes that Judaism is threatened by overdependence on the rabbinic tradition, which he feels has refused to adapt to modern challenges.

20.   The authors believe that site preparation costs were underestimated and tax revenues were overestimated.