"VA-dch was predicated on information we've considered infallible," concluded the lawyer.

And the lawyers, adopting a kind of proto-Jungian universalism, concluded that 40 million witches couldn't all be wrong.

The first option, the lawyers concluded, was that contractors could pour a concrete pad without violating the treaty.

The agency's lawyers concluded that such a project was permitted by the treaty because the intent was defensive.

In all, the lawyers concluded, the economic losses might be as much as $25 million.

Ms. Lambert's lawyers had concluded that state law would prohibit such a claim.

The answer, the judge and lawyers concluded, was that he could.

The president's lawyer concluded, "We are not here to defend William Clinton, the man."

A day later, the Governor said his lawyers had concluded that such a move would not be legal.

The commission's lawyers recently concluded that these approvals were not legal.