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Warsh wants to see a return of monetarism, a school of thought that holds that increases in the money supply can drive inflation.

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As in men's football, there is still a school of thought that penalties are a lottery and practice can never make perfect.

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There's a school of thought that England's Bazball approach could produce shorter Tests and Lyon's impact on the match could be nullified as it was here.

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The seminary - where clerics are taught - also known as a madrassa, is considered one of the region's most renowned religious educational institutions and is an important academic centre of the Deoband school of thought.

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"There's a school of thought that no investigation is ever complete," she says.

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