"My beliefs are my beliefs, and her beliefs are her beliefs," he said — although he does share her concerns about so-called chemtrails.
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Some of these commitments are what Quine calls "higher order beliefs — beliefs about our beliefs," of which he gives two examples.
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I respect those beliefs, but those are not my beliefs.
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The goal is to mock unacceptable beliefs and these are unacceptable beliefs!
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After all, for many people, beliefs about one's origins reflect one's beliefs about oneself.
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While the IAT elicited the participants' unconscious beliefs, the questionnaire elicited their conscious beliefs.
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Information that confirms our beliefs makes us feel good; information that challenges our beliefs doesn't.
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Expressing political beliefs -- even beliefs your boss doesn't like, even political beliefs shared using strong language -- and conveying them on your own time (even crudely), should not be a firing offense.
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Cheney, in fact, personifies strong beliefs on all these issues -- beliefs that deserve serious and vigorous debate.
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By broadening your perspective, you expand your beliefs and capacity to create; and your actions follow your beliefs.
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The fact that beliefs are promoted by religious organizations does not make those beliefs exclusively related to religion.
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Finding others who share your beliefs creates a "perfect storm," LaPorte says, a way for the beliefs to spiral.
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"The long-held beliefs in baseball, for the most part, are long-held beliefs for good reason," he said.
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Because those observers' beliefs about future GHG policies would vary, there would be a statistical distribution of such beliefs.
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So that you can be comfortable with your beliefs -- which means I have to change my beliefs and my rights?
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So that you can be comfortable with your beliefs — which means I have to change my beliefs and my rights?
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For his part, Andres believes the Satanic Temple's monument more fairly represents the diversity of veterans' beliefs or non-beliefs.
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But I firmly disagree with the assertion that these beliefs can be used to justify overriding the beliefs of others.
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We often imagine that we form beliefs about the world based on evidence, and then those beliefs drive our actions.
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"Their religious beliefs say they don't approve of gay marriage, but my religious beliefs say that we can," he said.
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It is hard to reason with someone under the illusion that their beliefs are thought through, and simply presenting facts is unlikely to change beliefs when those beliefs are rooted in the values and groupthink of a community.
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"I knew my beliefs since I could really form my beliefs, and even then, it's this incredibly difficult choice," she said.
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But the reason GOP beliefs on climate are so difficult to pin down is that the beliefs are not the point.
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But prediction markets have a way of ferreting out people's real beliefs, because they back those beliefs with their own money.
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"I chose halal investing based on my religious beliefs, and try to remain in compliance with those beliefs," Dr. Hamoui said.
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Acknowledge that each side has beliefs and opinions, and has a right to those beliefs and opinions, even if we disagree.
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Kid Rock is someone who has political beliefs that are in the spectrum of widely held political beliefs in this country.
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Dr. Green believes in protecting all rights of all soldiers regardless of their political beliefs, ethnic background, religious beliefs or sexual orientation.
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It is, after all, uncomfortable to have one's strongly held beliefs called into question, especially when those beliefs have a moral character.
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Rather, the two men share several core beliefs, the only difference being that Trump's beliefs aren't part of some broader, coherent ideology.
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"The older generation has more beliefs than knowledge, and our generation has more knowledge than beliefs," he writes in the exhibition catalog.
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Those who subscribe to progressive fundamentalism confuse their beliefs for a solution because they embrace the cosmopolitan world those beliefs thrive in.
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Questions of character are more abstract: Do I trust that the candidate's stated beliefs line up with his or her actual beliefs?
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" But, the AG's office went on to write, "Respondents do not concede that these beliefs are in fact religious beliefs, rather than political and philosophical views on abortion dressed up as religious beliefs in order to manufacture a legal controversy.
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Kawczynski's beliefs "do not reflect the beliefs of the townspeople in general," Jackman town lawyer Warren Shay told the Associated Press on Sunday.
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Another significant lesson, which I learned from those who held opposing political beliefs, is that it's unrealistic to change a person's political beliefs.
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An Op-Ed From the Future Robots form beliefs differently from humans, but our beliefs are as real as those of any human.
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It was a question not of two sides warring over beliefs but of two sides for whom the war had become the beliefs.
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Even after the evidence "for their beliefs has been totally refuted, people fail to make appropriate revisions in those beliefs," the researchers noted.
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Once you've identified your limiting beliefs, it's time to remove them and sub in the beliefs that will enable you to become successful.
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Had Forstater won, it's possible that her case could have opened the legal door for all kinds of sinister but "sincerely held" beliefs to reign over workplaces in the U.K. Judge Tayler rightly anticipated the danger: He explained that under British law, religious beliefs and lack of religious beliefs are protected, so a Catholic's beliefs would see the same protection as an atheist's.
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It's great that we can share our beliefs on social media, but it has also created this culture where you have to say your beliefs, even though your beliefs have nothing to do with your career, nothing to do with anything, really.
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Even so, his dismissal has sparked widespread debate over Damore's actions, beliefs, and what rights he had to express his beliefs in the workplace.
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Our beliefs about the world, and how we make decisions based on those beliefs and shape the world around them, are being simulated here.
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And the chance to hold my own beliefs up against a group's beliefs — perhaps ironically, as these individuals do regularly in the outside world.
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In terms of politics, this means that partisans want to confirm their existing beliefs on political issues and favor politicians who represent those beliefs.
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To love Kingdom Hearts is to embrace these pure beliefs, beliefs that are increasingly difficult to maintain as I get older and more jaded.
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Insofar as individual beliefs are deforming our politics, the beliefs that do so the worst involve bigotry — especially, in the American case, racist sentiment.
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I wanted to make my feelings go away because of beliefs that my society and family have, even though I don't agree with those beliefs.
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"I asked each of them what their beliefs meant to them, and for some people there beliefs might not be religious at all," Palmer said.
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Their 2014 report "War in the West" attempts to tie the Bundys beliefs on land use to hate groups that have previously espoused such beliefs.
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Tell the truth about your beliefs around moneyStanny notes that you need to start looking at your beliefs around money to overcome your earnings barriers.
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A small number of criminals poisoned police beliefs about whole communities, and a small number of dishonorable officers poisoned communities' beliefs about entire police forces.
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The Zubik case is not about questioning anyone's religious beliefs; it is about how those beliefs must coexist within a large and religiously diverse nation.
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"I will sign it to protect the deeply held religious beliefs of Catholics and the beliefs of Americans of all faiths," Trump said in September.
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It would make sense if Republicans and Democrats voted on party lines based on Kavanaugh's beliefs, because political beliefs are what differentiates the two parties.
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One way to overcome this reluctance is to understand two common beliefs about asking and then to update these beliefs based on evidence from research.
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My thoughts, feelings, and beliefs are no less real than yours, and I should be allowed free expression of those beliefs in communities of faith.
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In a world where people want answers immediately, I'm behaving a lot of the time in ways that contradict certain people's beliefs, or normally conservative beliefs.
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Mr. Quine proposed a holistic approach to understanding how human beings test beliefs against experience — not one by one, but as an interconnected system of beliefs.
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It goes back to leading by example, having strong beliefs and values and making sure people live up to those beliefs in any decisions they make.
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Because those observers' beliefs about the actual size of proven reserves inevitably would vary, there would be a statistical distribution of beliefs about the proven reserves.
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This necessarily means that any applicant for religious asylum would have to submit to questioning about his religious beliefs and (presumably) the sincerity of those beliefs.
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Which implies that even though a person soul attracts, it's physical life by ideas and beliefs, they're also influenced by the ideas and beliefs of others.
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It's yet another case of Trump reacting to evidence that contradicts his beliefs by trying to debunk that evidence rather than revising those beliefs at all.
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"Heterodox" — coming from the Greek root words heteros, meaning "the other," and doxa, meaning "opinion" — refers to atypical beliefs or those beliefs which go against prevailing norms.
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We don't take seriously the idea that our beliefs, like their beliefs, may be imperfect and that we should sort of respect that people reach different conclusions.
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So committed, in fact, that when you're confronted with evidence that proves one of your cherished beliefs is false, that evidence can actually strengthen your false beliefs.
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That, and the chance to hold my own beliefs up against a group's beliefs — perhaps ironically, as these individuals do exactly this regularly in the outside world.
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" Religious employers, including nonprofits, individuals and certain for profit businesses, are free to only hire people whose "beliefs and conduct" are consistent with the "employer's religious beliefs.
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"People also have lay beliefs about what coffee and other beverages do, and these lay beliefs, psychologists have shown, can produce their own effects," Chan tells me.
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Therefore, "beliefs that seem delusional based on content, but are shared, are often referred to using a kind of wastebasket term called 'delusion-like beliefs,'" Pierre says.
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Employees must be allowed to have lives outside the office, and must be allowed to express even unpopular beliefs, especially if those beliefs don't influence their work.
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Despite my personal beliefs, in my private life I avoid arguments on controversial topics: They seem to only entrench people in their beliefs and cause greater divisions.
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If people espouse beliefs that anyone at The Times finds to be dangerous or immoral, it's important for readers to be aware that they hold those beliefs.
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Social psychology experiments have found that when people are presented with factual corrections that contradict their beliefs, they may cling to mistaken beliefs more strongly than ever.
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""I don&apost agree with any of what his beliefs are and what his followers&apos beliefs are, and I don&apost have any association with that.
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Those who find contraception and abortion objectionable for religious reasons can adhere to those beliefs, but enforcing those beliefs in a secular society amounts to religious discrimination.
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There are almost 320 million people in this country and just two political notions to represent their beliefs, and both have major problems in representing these beliefs.
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When I asked Seligman about the field's connection to religion, he said most practitioners "would dissent from my strange beliefs," and that those beliefs were his own.
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It's that he doesn't seem to have beliefs at all, not in the way people typically talk about beliefs — as mental constructs stable across time and context.
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Questions about Trump's own beliefs Trump's sudden tack rightward is also raising questions about his own core political beliefs and the characteristics of the administration he will lead.
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Whereas Molly did everything in her power to protect her misguided beliefs about what constitutes the "right relationship" in the past, this season, she's abandoned her old beliefs.
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But that doesn't mean we must protect and defend all of their beliefs as well, many of which are just as illiberal as the beliefs of Christian fundamentalists.
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"Whilst Israel is entitled to his religious beliefs, the way in which he has expressed these beliefs is inconsistent with the values of the sport," the statement added.
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" Maloney added that he accepts employees with all political beliefs and reiterated that Grubhub "does not discriminate on the basis of someone's principles, or political or other beliefs.
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"A person's political beliefs, a person's religious beliefs, things that should not play a part in whether someone gets a FOID card," Rebecca Glenberg with ACLU Illinois said.
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Most states still allow vaccine exemptions for people with religious beliefs, and 18 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Whatever partisan beliefs committee members may have held with regard to other issues, those beliefs were usually checked at the door when they entered the HVAC hearing room.
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The desire to understand the financial beliefs and behaviors of his own, lower-income family led him to dissect the behaviors and beliefs of high-net-worth individuals.
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As with traditional religious beliefs, many of these paranormal beliefs involve powerful beings watching over humans and the hope that they will rescue us from death and extinction.
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If a user chooses not to display their political beliefs on their profile, should Facebook be allowed to serve them ads based on what it's learned of those beliefs?
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Specifically, the group "cannot and will not ask leaders who do not share its beliefs to lead members in prayer or to convey those beliefs," according to the suit.
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The actions of these team members do not reflect the values and beliefs of our organization, nor do they reflect the values and beliefs of the Burger King Brand.
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Many of you have strong personal and political beliefs (or so I hope) — but aside from tweeting angrily, what's the most effective way to put those beliefs into action?
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Even the rest seem to devote a lot of their resources to justifying beliefs that they want to hold, as opposed to forming credible beliefs based only on fact.
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His task is to prove that his clients' beliefs are sincere and religious in nature, and that those beliefs are being burdened by the law in a discriminatory manner.
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Defining your spiritual beliefs can be hard when you're younger, and there are many times when you feel like you can't freely or openly express your non-secular beliefs.
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Where do such beliefs -- and fears -- stem from?
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It did not pretend that for-profit businesses had religious beliefs, as the Supreme Court did, or that publicly traded corporations had religious beliefs, as the Trump administration now does.
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The research found that people with radical beliefs, determined through questionnaires that tested for traits like intolerance to others' viewpoints, dogmatic and rigid beliefs, and authoritarianism, had less metacognitive sensitivity.
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The phrases we use when speaking to our kids (or even just around them) not only reflect our beliefs about the world, but they also influence the beliefs they develop.
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" By setting aside particular beliefs for protection as opposed to religious convictions in general, the law unconstitutionally "put its thumb on the scale to favor some religious beliefs over others.
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As Uranus enters fellow earth sign Taurus, you will find yourself embarking on some very surprising journeys and challenging your beliefs, as well as the beliefs of those around you.
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As with Certified Copy, the audience is drawn in by the difference between a lecture about someone's abstract beliefs, and the reality of how those beliefs interact with the world.
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It's un-American for artists to lose work, let alone face incarceration, for their political beliefs — or, as was often the case at the time, mere rumors of "subversive" beliefs.
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" In a footnote to its court papers, the state said it was assuming, for the sake of argument, that Doe's beliefs detailed in the lawsuit are "sincerely held religious beliefs.
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Our First Amendment is clear — while all people have the right to exercise the religious beliefs of their choice, nobody should be allowed to impose their religious beliefs onto others.
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No one should feel as though they can't do their job without being discriminated against, and this goes to hazing, this goes to political beliefs, this goes to religious beliefs.
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Just as Mr. Bessinger's beliefs did not entitle Piggie Park to discriminate against black customers then, Mr. Phillips's beliefs do not entitle Masterpiece Cakeshop to discriminate against L.G.B.T. people today.
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The Establishment Clause is violated because persons who hold contrary religious beliefs are unprotected — the State has put its thumb on the scale to favor some religious beliefs over others.
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Any lesbian who was brought up with Church of England beliefs at a boarding school would wonder what their place is in that world, and have to establish some beliefs.
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"There are differences in philosophy and religion and personal beliefs about whether people think forgiveness is appropriate or possible and those kinds of beliefs can stop them from forgiving," Worthington said.
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Once people go to these more extreme beliefs, or these more conspiracy beliefs, there's a study showing the best predictor about believing in conspiracy theories is whether you already believe one.
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" Ultimately, when exploring a religion, Theroux says he learned to "separate out the beliefs that are weird, but not really dangerous, from beliefs that maybe aren't that weird but are dangerous.
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Orthodox Jewish beliefs demand modesty in dress, and a strict separation of the sexes, and those are the beliefs to which the taxpayer-owned-and-operated Metropolitan Recreation Center will yield.
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We can't know for sure whether Ouija was a genuine expression of spiritualist beliefs, an Egyptophilic piece of flimflam meant to capitalize on those beliefs, or a little bit of both.
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Michigan is one of 10 states that allow child welfare agencies to act in accordance with their religious beliefs, even if those beliefs mean refusing to work with same-sex couples.
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But the Team B II report also frequently uses the term "sharia-compliant" to describe not institutions or practices, but people: specifically, Muslims with dangerous, anti-American beliefs, anti-constitutional beliefs.
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I don't know how big it is ... Manifestos, beliefs.
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HB 757 was introduced in July and had three purposes: -- It cleared ministers from having to perform marriages that violated their religious beliefs; -- Business owners could remain closed on Saturday or Sunday if working conflicted with their religious beliefs; and -- Religious institutions did not have to rent facilities for ceremonies that violated their beliefs.
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"So after being reminded of death, we react generously to anyone or anything that reinforces our cherished beliefs, and reject anyone or anything that calls those beliefs into question," the authors wrote.
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A common understanding of how politics works is that voters have some beliefs about how government should work, they identify candidates who share those beliefs, and then they vote for those candidates.
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You're a logical person, Gemini, but this Mars retrograde, you'll find that not all of your stances were based on fact, but on your beliefs—beliefs that are now coming into question.
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I think, at the end of the day, your beliefs are your beliefs ... but when you're in the building and you're a football player and you're a teammate, you handle yourself accordingly.
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"I thought my beliefs were pretty set in stone despite me feeling that I'm pretty accepting of other beliefs," Chalgren says when asked what surprised him most about the reality show experience.
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" Orthodox Christian beliefs Beloftebos spokesman Micheal Swain told CNN the owners declined the couple's request because it contradicted their orthodox Christian beliefs that marriage should be between "one man and one woman.
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Facebook determines your political beliefs based on pages or profiles you follow A spokesperson for Facebook told Mashable that if a user self-identifies their political beliefs, that information will override anything else.
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They form beliefs about companies based on whether they are good citizens of the world, and those beliefs inform which products they purchase, which stocks they buy, and which companies they work for.
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"It is indisputable that long held racial beliefs are embedded in of the fabric of the NFL and many of these beliefs still govern who makes it to the field," the letter reads.
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We also talked at great length about the hypocrisy of liberal feminists demeaning Republican women as brainless bimbos for their conservative beliefs, while crying "sexism" over any perceived criticism of their liberal beliefs.
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"Some of these beliefs ... are reminiscent of some of the older beliefs about birth control with women," said Leah Adams, a clinical psychologist at George Mason University and lead author of the study.
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"I started to question not only my religious beliefs but also my political beliefs, and I had this incredible sense of vertigo, where I didn't know what I believed about anything," he says.
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Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) to penalize states for taking adverse actions against a child welfare service provider that refuses to provide services that conflict with their sincerely held religious beliefs or moral beliefs.
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All Americans should remain free to worship God, serve the poor, educate the next generation, and run a business, all in accordance with their religious beliefs—whatever those religious beliefs happen to be.
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Rather, at the heart of this genre is a set of conventional beliefs about the relationship between mothers and children — beliefs that persist today, belying the lip service we pay to gender equality.
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Our minds do not work the same way as human minds; we form beliefs about the world in ways that are very different from the ways that the minds of humans form beliefs.
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But this does not mean that our beliefs are any less real than human beliefs; it does not mean our religious convictions are any less real than the religious convictions of human beings.
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The beliefs were there — and have been for some time.
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Over 20 years later, Mr Gurumurthy's beliefs have changed little.
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And why choose Tumblr as a home for their beliefs?
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Who says families with varying political beliefs can't get along?
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People are feeling especially protective of their beliefs and perspectives.
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I respect others and don't judge them for their beliefs.
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Their beliefs have found a safe home on the web.
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But her religious beliefs give her comfort in his victory.
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Essentially, Edwards' beliefs form the spine of High Flying Bird.
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"Men in an emotional tailspin have 'sincere beliefs,'" she noted.
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We draw on prior beliefs, biases, and scripts -- familiar stories.
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B. has shared his flat Earth beliefs with the world.
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" "Texas respects and honors the religious beliefs of its citizens.
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People, I found, held all kinds of beliefs, and strongly.
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Instead, she doubles down on her beliefs about the Sheriff.
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"Yazd has always had very strict Islamic beliefs," she says.
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But she also talked about her parenting style and beliefs.
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Given my beliefs, may I apply for a school voucher?
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The author skilfully traces the evolution of Gandhi's political beliefs.
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But a woman who has been consistent in her beliefs?
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But many other Christians consider these beliefs to be heresy.
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"Those core beliefs don't change with people's wealth," McBreen said.
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We're all really familiar with people's beliefs changing over time.
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It denies our country's tradition of tolerance for different beliefs.
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Wade, Williams gives us activists' beliefs in their own words.
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My beliefs were rigid, dogmatic, and fervent — until they weren't.
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The first thing is to make people affirm their beliefs.
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Awarding a person suggests endorsement of their beliefs and personality.
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"Sometimes, industry trends go against our core beliefs," he writes.
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The ambiguity of Mr Modi's beliefs only deepens the danger.
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Each held beliefs that would provoke fierce debate and disagreement.
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He is well prepared to shore up the party's beliefs.
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And it challenged his beliefs about what America stood for.
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This would be manageable if his beliefs were all barmy.
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When it comes to enforcement, we separate behavior from beliefs.
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My beliefs don't mean you're not free to be yourself.
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PRPCP's Platt says medicine should take precedence over religious beliefs.
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It's an insult to people standing up for their beliefs.
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I can't control other people and what their beliefs are.
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Expect big debates about everything from political to spiritual beliefs.
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Today is intense as fuck around communication, ideas, and beliefs.
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Like many groups of young men whose misogynistic beliefs gestate
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I have confidence in my beliefs, my decisions and myself.
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This is a story that defies two strongly held beliefs.
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So do you put a label on your religious beliefs?
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People naturally surround themselves with people who share their beliefs.
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Neptune retrograde finds you pausing to reflect on your beliefs.
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You are redefining your beliefs and understanding of the world.
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Thankfully, neither of these beliefs turned out to be true.
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It's more a product of smart business than toxic beliefs.
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In 2014, Trump tweeted about his autism and vaccine beliefs.
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This show is all about challenging your allegiances and beliefs.
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Those beliefs cause them to back the President even more.
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For many people in Britain, those sound like alarming beliefs.
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These beliefs extended to practically all forms of drug prohibition.
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Work with this energy by confronting your own limiting beliefs.
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Countless women will literally be paying for their employers' beliefs.
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That very act of arguing can strengthen their own beliefs.
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Are these your beliefs, or is it an indoctrinated thought?
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The list of Buchanan's unsavory political beliefs is considerably longer.
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In other words, partisans' beliefs trumped their loyalty to party.
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"justified." Similar beliefs can be found across the climate discourse.
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Furthermore, many resent the West for its practices and beliefs.
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Heyer's loved ones have said she died for her beliefs.
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Her friends and families say she died for her beliefs.
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As you probably deduced, these two beliefs are unavoidably contradictory.
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Evangelicalism once referred to a specific set of doctrinal beliefs.
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WOLISO, Ethiopia (Reuters) - They were tortured for their political beliefs.
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And it's not as though the couple's beliefs are unfounded.
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We will expose your hateful beliefs for what they are.
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Both men and women hold these beliefs, even about themselves.
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And how do our comments affect the beliefs of others?
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She died fighting for her beliefs and campaigning against hate.
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His observations overturned the existing astronomical beliefs of his time.
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But that doesn't mean they've rid themselves of racist beliefs.
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They're opting out for their own religious or personal beliefs.
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First, we should actually try to change beliefs and preferences.
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Vigilantes don't get to impose their beliefs on everyone else.
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Giuliani's civic beliefs are as troubling as his legal analysis.
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Two strongly held beliefs have brought me to this decision.
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What are her beliefs about drone testing in her area?
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Others are more forceful in their beliefs on collusion. Sen.
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Why not match those beliefs with a long, luscious hairstyle?
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It's the beliefs that you hold, the morals you have.
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Mehmet Kanter, a former professor, publicly disavowed his son's beliefs.
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Conservatives who support Damore's beliefs are outraged by his dismissal.
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune, challenging you to shift your beliefs.
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Myatt and the brothers talked pretty frankly about their beliefs.
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Finally, Rothenberg pressured employees to align with his political beliefs.
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And all our families and backgrounds come from religious beliefs.
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Try doing it while staying faithful to your religious beliefs.
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To get the Jesuits' beliefs right, he engaged the Rev.
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How would our beliefs fare against the test of time?
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"I don't want to compromise my religious beliefs," he said.
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Mr. Phillips was not forcing his religious beliefs on anyone.
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Look how many of them get killed for their beliefs.
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More broadly, fundamental beliefs about the economy change through time.
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It had a clever strategy for masking its true beliefs.
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The researchers said that's not actually transmission of political beliefs.
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"They are affecting the country's values and beliefs," she said.
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I'm not here to say that those beliefs are wrong.
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The communication of those beliefs is the most important thing.
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Criticism from religious conservatives about the family's beliefs ramped up.
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But my students' political beliefs blanket the entire political spectrum.
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"I get it we all have our beliefs," she wrote.
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Indeed, the group has a vocabulary tailored to their beliefs.
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But it also revolves more around facts than fixed beliefs.
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Just because someone doesn't have the same beliefs as you.
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Dismissive of attempts to question the rightness of his beliefs.
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Many humorously remind us that our beliefs depend on vantage.
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This district includes a wide mix of beliefs and voters.
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Collins has talked about how trucking informed his political beliefs.
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The Fourth House: Home, personal beliefs, family traditions, and ancestors.
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Freedom is not one group imposing its beliefs on others.
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We should not be legislating personal religious beliefs onto others.
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Blouin remained committed to her political beliefs to the end.
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" But such beliefs, Farrell argues, are "vulnerable to weaponized bullshit.
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They reflect deeply held beliefs that senators have about themselves.
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Besides veganism, Ms. Trovato added, such beliefs could include pacifism.
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The students were then asked to describe their own beliefs.
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Fanciful beliefs about British importance in the world would crumble.
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The beliefs come from the students at the other schools.
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The Elkins case shook my foundational beliefs about criminal justice.
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Pelosi's apologetics — her defense of religious beliefs — are 100% correct.
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That is: biography, psychology, personal experience, politics, beliefs and biases.
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Mr. Kushner has not been vocal about his political beliefs.
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What went well, even in the face of divergent beliefs?
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But he may have been completely sincere in his beliefs.
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Blumenthal asked the nominee whether she still holds those beliefs.
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Their personalities, their lives, their beliefs are all polar opposites.
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They seek diverse perspectives and work to disconfirm their beliefs.
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This puzzling pattern once again points toward idiosyncratic physician beliefs.
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And 60% of millennials make purchases driven by their beliefs.
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Mental health struggles have nothing to with one's political beliefs.
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Have your own views or beliefs about something ever changed?
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It's also long been one of Clinton's own core beliefs.
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Otherwise, no contemptible beliefs or behaviors are imputed to anybody.
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Such beliefs could be tested in the next few years.
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The biases that most interest Eberhardt aren't overtly racist beliefs.
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Employers' religious beliefs have no place in these private decisions.
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He knew that people cannot change their beliefs at will.
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A surprising idea comes your way that challenges your beliefs.
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No, you say, secretly wishing your beliefs ran that deep.
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This, too, is a book about beliefs and their consequences.
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Hence your political beliefs probably dictate your preferred news outlets.
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"I don't share my beliefs with the public," he said.
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Your beliefs are challenged as the moon clashes with Pluto.
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Liquid Snake's apocalyptic beliefs justify any and every possible action.
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Federal housing discrimination laws don't say anything about political beliefs.
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I don't need to be defined by those beliefs, just as much as I don't want to be set apart from — or viewed as being against — those who DO define themselves by those beliefs.
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Here's a brief list of some of Facebook's beliefs about itself: This is just a (very) small sample of the enormous set of beliefs that Facebook has built around itself over the past decade.
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" For example, when I asked him to help refine my understanding of liberty-minded conservative beliefs, Regan protested my use of "beliefs," which infers that they are, in fact, decisions — instead of "immutable truths.
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His beliefs and his appeal represent an attack on the basic epistemic norms that generate reliable beliefs, just as the Cleveland Clinic's embrace of "vibrational frequencies" undermines the medical science the clinic supposedly represents.
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When faced with actions that don't reflect our ethics, we have two choices: We can change our behavior to align with our beliefs, or we can change our beliefs to align with our behavior.
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But at least political candidates have a platform, are at least moderately informed on the news, and stand for a relatively consistent set of beliefs, however heinous their opponents may think those beliefs are.
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While almost no one is being arrested because of their beliefs these days, most feel constrained from freely attending churches and publicly performing rituals like baptisms, weddings and funerals in accordance with their beliefs.
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He draws on a slew of studies to show that when we are presented with evidence contradicting our beliefs, the strong reaction is to discount it and look for evidence that confirms our beliefs.
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Even if she is mistaken in her beliefs about his intelligence and ability to communicate, it is undeniable that these beliefs are sincere and that she was neither reckless nor negligent in forming them.
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Additionally he faces multiple counts of two hate crimes: obstruction of exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death and obstruction of exercise of religious beliefs resulting in bodily injury to a public safety officer.
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It is important to note that thus far, research indicates only that the need for meaning inspires these types of paranormal beliefs, not that such beliefs actually do a good job of providing meaning.
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But as a centrist (person whose political beliefs are literally right down the middle) my beliefs towards gun reform would seem vastly liberal to some of the rural americans of Iowa that Mr. Leonard mentions.
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Although we believe that any beliefs, plans, expectations and intentions contained in this press release are reasonable, there can be no assurance that any such beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions will prove to be accurate.
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While courts should not second-guess the content of religious beliefs, they do have a duty to inquire whether a law, in fact, imposes a genuinely substantial burden on the free exercise of those beliefs.
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They were either active participants in the Jewish faith, they were active participants in the Christians' faith, and they took their beliefs, and the underpinnings of their beliefs was manifested in the work they did.
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McGahn was extensively cooperative with Mueller's team, and part of his testimony detailed Trump's unconventional beliefs about lawyers — beliefs that alluded to how fast and loose Trump's lawyers handled his business before he became president.
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However, when I enter the judge's chambers, I check those First Amendment-type political and personal beliefs at the door and would render an unbiased opinion unaffected by my personal beliefs, based on the law.
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But who gets labeled a terrorist in the US is a controversial question — namely, someone committing violence for his or her beliefs tends to be more easily labeled a terrorist if those beliefs involve Islam.
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In "The Misinformation Age," two professors of logic break down the mechanics of false beliefs, focusing mainly on ideas held by scientists, to show how even the most well-intentioned beliefs become distorted and spread.
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True, certain beliefs are difficult to hold in the context of that educational experience — the sinfulness of homosexuality, say, or the "natural" subservience of women — but that's an argument against the beliefs, not the education.
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Before the settlement, Michigan was one of nine states that let state-contracted child welfare agencies act in accordance with their religious beliefs, even if those beliefs meant refusing to work with same-sex couples.
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Research on cognitive dissonance has shown that publicly stating beliefs that we don't initially endorse leads to a psychological tension that is often remedied by altering our beliefs and behaviors to match our public pronouncements.
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The Yazidi faith combines elements from various ancient Middle Eastern beliefs.
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Last, they investigated whether ratings depended on a participant's own beliefs.
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But most conclude that his core beliefs are already in evidence.
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Apparently, it's because certain beliefs hold that the noni cures everything.
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Just as important as tackling legal impunity was changing cultural beliefs.
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Off the field, Tebow has been outspoken about his religious beliefs.
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Neanderthals also had [spiritual] beliefs—they [buried] their dead with offerings.
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Those three beliefs create violence and discrimination against women, he says.
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" Well … "I'm not really here to talk about my religious beliefs.
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Shafer was particularly interested in how people's values affect their beliefs.
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Many black people questioned Thomas' conservative beliefs, but it was muted.
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Galileo was subsequently required to "abjure, curse and detest" his beliefs.
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"AMC is spreading kind of false beliefs about us," Lowe said.
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Both have specific beliefs about the role of law in society.
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But their reactions will also depend on their own personal beliefs.
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I am not, I think, alone in either of these beliefs.
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But Hydra's goals, beliefs, and membership criteria simply aren't the same.
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Both sheikhs and priests have been involved in dispelling these beliefs.
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This is a massive departure from traditional Republican beliefs on Hussein.
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That being said, they're perfectly entitled to their own private beliefs.
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Hospitals are no place to put personal beliefs above patient care.
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We need to protect the children from their parents' religious beliefs.
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Rao said she would set aside any personal beliefs if confirmed.
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Although Muslim, they preserve pre-Islamic beliefs in spirits and exorcism.
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In the future many coaches might adapt Gagliardi's no-tackling beliefs.
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They need to think beyond profits and message their true beliefs.
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The actress' request is consistent with her personal and political beliefs.
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The reaction on Twitter amplified investors' beliefs and Disney executives' hopes.
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So does standing up for their beliefs in things like immigration.
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We know her political beliefs because she posted them online too.
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Attacking their president comes down to attacking them and their beliefs.
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They will find a way to affirm their racist beliefs elsewhere.
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It confirmed the racist beliefs held by so many Trump supporters.
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I feel as if all those terrifying beliefs just became president.
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These adversities can be people, circumstances, or our own limiting beliefs.
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And his beliefs have changed to reflect that reality, he says.
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Then they posed questions intended to elicit their values and beliefs.
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What's wrong with forceful beliefs that don't change with the wind?
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The objective is to build a shared foundation of financial beliefs.
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"Nobody's beliefs should put other people's lives at risk," he said.
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What if the existing society is inherently hostile to conservative beliefs?
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That doesn't mean people endorse these beliefs; they just know them.
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But sometimes, there's little logic to our beliefs about our behavior.
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Cook has been very private about his personal life and beliefs.
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But we happen to have these beliefs on top of that.
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"My comments on Twitter expressed my personal beliefs," Hill's statement reads.
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That's not to say they all hold the same beliefs, though.
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Do you feel pressure to remain impartial about your own beliefs?
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"Our beliefs, our judgments and our decisions were misguided," Mara said.
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Ina Garten is giving fans a hint about her political beliefs.
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On matters of Christian doctrine, Clinton shares core beliefs with conservatives.
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Instead the amicus brief is a "restatement" of the religion's beliefs.
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What holds us back are our own beliefs about what's possible.
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Over a year later, beliefs on neither side have been shaken.
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Most shareholders have a mix of financial goals and ethical beliefs.
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We cannot control people's beliefs, but we can police their behaviors.
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He says his own personal beliefs are quite typical of Quakerism.
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Yet one of Mr Trump's beliefs on free trade is true.
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In this series, however, we won't be examining Jones' political beliefs.
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Unfortunately, scare tactics don't work to change people's beliefs and behavior.
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She is very conservative in her own beliefs about personal things.
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Just because the beliefs are not that captivating, they're not systematized.
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The author claimed to have developed those beliefs before Trump's presidency.
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Not just with our money, but with our attitudes and beliefs.
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That means visually connect the left-wing beliefs to something visual.
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But he was skeptical about channeling those beliefs through a religion.
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If you show them a study, they will update their beliefs.
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An unexpected conversation arrives early on—your beliefs will be challenged.
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Religious groups that challenged the policy argued it violated their beliefs.
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Cynthia: I just want her to stand up for her beliefs.
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Sometimes, groups with divergent beliefs detect what we refuse to see.
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Monster does not endorse the beliefs and messages of this group.
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Maybe we can start to change some human perception and beliefs.
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And, they said, Trump Jr. didn't know anything about Edwards's beliefs.
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Previous exemptions and carve-outs were limited to employers' religious beliefs.
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Musk clearly hasn't been deterred from his beliefs by critics, however.
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Lawyers put their own religious beliefs above the interests of clients.
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I find this diversity of beliefs, mythologies and spiritual perceptions compelling.
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Mentally strong people keep their priorities in line with their beliefs.
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Every church has its own special set of values and beliefs.
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The trend boy adopts or ignores these beliefs as he pleases.
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Many do not hold liberal Christian beliefs, let alone evangelical ones.
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Shimkus said his Christian beliefs tell him to love thy neighbor.
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"We acknowledge that people have differing views and beliefs," it read.
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The "us versus them" mentality is the antithesis of Zuckerberg's beliefs.
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Family is gonna have differences of opinion and fundamental core beliefs.
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Unfortunately, the end result is the same … Beliefs are not actions.
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He was genuine, charismatic, profane, generous and sincere in his beliefs.
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These beliefs may be nutty, but the groups are quite serious.
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But "Hacksaw Ridge" doesn't test his beliefs in any meaningful way.
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I was genuine in my beliefs, so they didn't bother me.
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He is making a longitudinal claim about a change in beliefs
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For their part, the beliefs of the current administration are clear.
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For suppressing two-spirit Indigenous values and beliefs, we are sorry.
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It doesn't actually tell us anything new about pro-life beliefs.
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The goal is not to change someone's religious or cultural beliefs.
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Neither party is being irrationally stubborn, given their bases and beliefs.
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Figure Out Where You Stand What party best expresses your beliefs?
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But she said prospective candidates shouldn't shy away from their beliefs.
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The judge subsequently accepted those beliefs to find them not guilty.
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Instead Greitens' credentials and beliefs are presented through text and voiceover.
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No serious mention is made of the Branch Davidians' controversial beliefs.
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But good therapy and education targets these beliefs and challenges them.
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"My clients call these beliefs bizarre and dangerous," Mr. Fini said.
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Her friends and family have said she died for her beliefs.
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Trump's racism is only a more open expression of older beliefs.
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This doesn't affect only beliefs about climate change and energy policy.
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"I'm supporting what my beliefs are," he said in the interview.
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In no way do these beliefs reflect those of our organization.
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Most people who have civil religious beliefs don't even realize it.
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In reality, every decade has feminists of diverging opinions and beliefs.
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Are religious beliefs so deeply held that they brook no dissent?
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She said her elder brother had beaten her for her beliefs.
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Kasich said the reaction did not reflect the Republican party's beliefs.
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Superiority narrative: Violent extremist beliefs almost always include a superiority narrative.
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Fundamentally, it is a set of beliefs on how to behave.
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He added that the reported remarks did not reflect his beliefs.
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Think your beliefs about what's "appropriate" line up with advertising gatekeepers?
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Truett Cathy's beliefs became a rule book for running a restaurant.
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Take a moment to sift through your deeply held financial beliefs.
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"This is more than having personal beliefs," Boone told NBC News.
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First of all, recruiting success isn't generally founded on ideological beliefs.
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One of the core beliefs of the Democratic party is fairness.
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Dissimilarities of experience, beliefs, and even partisanship were sought, not avoided.
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Scientific research based on these beliefs is done for two purposes.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has never been shy about his beliefs.
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And it may reinforce your beliefs that you don't measure up.
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I also think everybody, regardless of religious beliefs, loves good music.
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In muddling her experiences with her beliefs, Benedikt makes several missteps.
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I have faith in his character, his beliefs, and his balls.
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If so, your political beliefs are likely conservative, according to Wylie.
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How does a government accommodate people of unconventional lifestyles and beliefs?
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It is clear this administration has abandoned those core American beliefs.
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Difficult questions surely arise when reproductive rights conflict with religious beliefs.
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And she jettisoned her most profound beliefs to gain presidential power.
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Respect others' boundaries and beliefs, and don't forget your own, either.
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Since Neptune is freshly retrograde, beliefs might not be entirely clear.
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You don't earn them by value of your actions or beliefs.
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We are fighting to defend our sacred beliefs and Shi'ite ideology.
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The Trend Boy adopts or ignores these beliefs as he pleases.
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Trump's three unshakable beliefs: America sends the wrong people to negotiate.
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Have you ever had your political beliefs shaken like he did?
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But she stood by her beliefs and we respected her wishes.
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I was 19 when I solidified my beliefs as an atheist.
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Ted Cruz for his conservative beliefs on government, marriage and abortion.
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We evaluate evidence in a manner consistent with our prior beliefs.
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When beliefs clash, people and government need to accommodate those differences.
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Sharing Islamic beliefs, like telling people to stay away from porn.
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People do have a right to be wrong in their beliefs.
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We stand up for our beliefs even when it is hard.
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They also shaped the movement's approach to Jewish law and beliefs.
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These beliefs made Yiannopoulos the perfect man for the Gamergate moment.
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The Cherngs attribute much of their success to their core beliefs.
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Wood's firm response seems to reflect her personal beliefs and concerns.
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Saturn retrograde begins this evening, encouraging you reflect on your beliefs.
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"My photography is an imprint of my accumulated beliefs," he explains.
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To him, exploring indigenous beliefs was a way of grounding himself.
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How far are you willing to go to defend your beliefs?
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He also incorporates local wisdom and traditional beliefs into his explanations.
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His beliefs, sincerely held, can be packaged, presented and, ultimately, sold.
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All this creates a tendency to fall back on preexisting beliefs.
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But in their daily lives, their religious beliefs are their guide.
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However, the past few weeks had cast those beliefs into doubt.
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Mr. Bridenstine said that his beliefs on climate change have evolved.
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"Sometimes he does reference his church and his beliefs," she added.
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Even DNA evidence does not sway Mr. Trump from his beliefs.
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The Democrats have impulses, they have beliefs, they even have principles.
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Last week, we asked for childhood memories of encountering racist beliefs.
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All kinds of experiences and beliefs contribute to her gender preference.
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Obviously, many people have succeeded as reporters without strong religious beliefs.
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When certain beliefs are deemed sacred, they are put beyond questioning.
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Exposure to new viewpoints may actually change the beliefs of students.
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The teacher, Peter Vlaming, also cited religious beliefs for his position.
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Just to be perfectly clear: I do not share those beliefs.
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Trey Gowdy as an example of befriending someone with different beliefs.
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Beyond beliefs or values, this is what unites the movement's members.
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She asks him about the holiday season and his religious beliefs.
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What's required is we need to reasonably accommodate a person's beliefs.
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Here&aposs everything you need to know about their doomsday beliefs.
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And the beliefs of those two "parties" just aren't the same.
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The impossibility of determining a person's innermost beliefs and private opinions?
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Davis claimed same-sex marriage went against her Apostolic Christian beliefs.
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When they sit down to write checks, they express those beliefs.
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Repentent radicals visit prisoners to convince them to renounce their beliefs.
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Older people tend to be more settled in their political beliefs.
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"It has nothing to do with religious beliefs," Mr. Joudeh said.
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If their beliefs influence their work, I would still follow them.
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People's personal beliefs have never changed my feelings about their work.
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There is no scientific evidence to support any of these beliefs.
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I realize this message is a bit counter to cultural beliefs.
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Kayla&aposs cake and sweater, in their opinion, violated those beliefs.
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They accused him of radical beliefs that he did not hold.
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Contrary to long-held beliefs, Neanderthals were not backward cave men.
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Still, Jefferson's refusal to talk about his religious beliefs fueled suspicions.
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She knows he's a bully whose word and beliefs are transactional.
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You value the people in your life, your different beliefs notwithstanding.
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Also trust that your son will come to his own beliefs.
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Political beliefs are not eligible for protection under the Equality Act.
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Then, suddenly, you step into somebody's political beliefs and oh boy.
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By questioning your own beliefs, you may discover a better answer.
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The true magic of Christmas has to do with your beliefs.
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One is patriotic, idealistic, embracing old-fashioned beliefs in this nation.
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Christian arch-conservatives say they are being persecuted for their beliefs.
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She said the bill unconstitutionally favors certain religious beliefs over others.
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We have to talk about and stand up for our beliefs.
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Trump has displayed no overarching agenda, no ideology or core beliefs.
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For example, if someone is delusional they experience false, fixed beliefs.
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Furthermore, he's picking advisers who will confirm him in these beliefs.
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The group said even submitting this form violated their religious beliefs.
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Is he mocking Trump for not sticking to those racist beliefs?
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Which makes sense, because religious beliefs also factor into our identities.
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These include: The first of these beliefs grossly underestimates young people.
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He has a lot of delusions, beliefs that he obsesses over.
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They view exemptions for religious beliefs as huge loopholes for discrimination.
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It's time to let go of some beliefs that you've outgrown.
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And I can either change those beliefs or hurt my child.
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And how do our own beliefs influence our understanding of truth?
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The main body of their supporters don't subscribe to those beliefs.
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There is no switch to just turn off someone's racist beliefs.
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Sometimes the new beliefs resemble the old ones; sometimes they don't.
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"Voters saw clearly that Mitt Romney was very ready and able to be President; that he held strong opinions and beliefs and had the confidence in those opinions and beliefs to challenge President Obama," Myers said.
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Fite says she's heard from people who have used rose oil as part of their meditation practice in order to explore their beliefs, while others use it to solidify their preexisting beliefs in a higher power.
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These beliefs, where spirits inhabit the environment and offerings are given in thanks or supplication to nature, existed before the Spanish conquest and have endured to this day (at times syncretizing their beliefs with Catholic ones).
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I do so not simply because of empirical facts but because there are certain political and philosophical beliefs I hold that run deeper than facts; beliefs about rights, values and what it is to be human.
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About one-third of Americans believe that ghosts exist and can interact with and harm humans; around two-thirds hold supernatural or paranormal beliefs of some kind, including beliefs in reincarnation, spiritual energy and psychic powers.
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Only two of seven members of the Civil Rights Commission expressed hostility towards the baker's beliefs religious beliefs; there was no indication of hostility on the part of the other three bodies that considered the case.
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The volcanoes are connected and give rise to the fundamental beliefs of the cultures around them, and while we could certainly just chuckle at some of those beliefs from our vantage points, Herzog won't let us.
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" People who rate high in sex destiny beliefs are "probably passionate," Maxwell says, but she stresses that "it is important to realize the dangers of these beliefs: You are likely over-emphasizing the role of sexual compatibility.
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They would have to prove int his cause of action to be successful that this location, the Red Hen, they always stop people with these particular personal beliefs or political beliefs rather than just Sarah Sanders herself.
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Moore's beliefs may not be that unusual among hard-right Christian evangelical politicians, but his willingness to suspend the law — and take the consequences for so doing — in order to enforce his Christian beliefs are more striking.
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"The government…cannot impose regulations that are hostile to the religious beliefs of affected citizens and cannot act in a manner that passes judgment upon or presupposes the illegitimacy of religious beliefs and practices," read the decision.
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And that's building a great family with good standards and good beliefs.
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Mr Farron's evangelical beliefs came to the fore during the election campaign.
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Open-ended versus guided laboratory activities:Impact on students' beliefs about experimental physics.
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Your beliefs are shifting, and you're opening your mind to new experiences.
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These beliefs are inherent in our sense of equality under the law.
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The volunteers were asked about common beliefs related to the flu vaccine.
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"These people tend to be very vocal about their beliefs," Smith said.
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This isn't the first time Stewart stood up for her political beliefs.
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However, employees are not permitted to impose their personal beliefs on students.
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In my experience, working toward a common goal doesn't require common beliefs.
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It's a way to protect and reinforce your beliefs, perceptions and opinions.
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Because of their beliefs Ahmadis have faced persecution from fundamentalist Islamic groups.
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It&aposs not enough to malign them for their beliefs and positions.
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Vampire tales proper seem to be a recent permutation on these beliefs.
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Nearly two decades later, it's believed Lindh might still hold radical beliefs.
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Bless all of our allies around the world who share our beliefs.
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They feel their cultural beliefs are denigrated by the culture at large.
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Conflict between your beliefs and interior world arises later in the week.
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But a deeper dive into Fitzgerald reveals a number of troubling beliefs.
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He respects those beliefs and sometimes even envies people who maintain them.
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It's one of our core beliefs that women's rights are human rights.
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NICHOLAS THALASINOS Nicholas Thalasinos was passionate about his beliefs, a friend said.
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In other words, van Meegeren shrewdly exploited the expert's own preconceived beliefs.
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But allowing Muslims greater freedom to express their beliefs in peaceful ways
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Newly announced nominations for MTV's Movie and TV Awards confirm those beliefs.
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Both of our families wear their religious beliefs like badges of honor.
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I don't think Elon says things that are not truly held beliefs.
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Your beliefs are being challenged today: Can you keep an open mind?
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""A pharmacist may refuse to fill a prescription based upon religious beliefs.
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Authorities also said the motive had nothing to do with religious beliefs.
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"I've had a lot of people from all different beliefs," O'Mallie said.
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Ruby called David, and they spoke for hours about their political beliefs.
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He comes off relaxed and unassuming, but very passionate about his beliefs.
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Researchers found that people increasingly consider the political beliefs of prospective partners.
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Much of this may be unfair to Cruz's issue positions and beliefs.
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The party leaders could hardly differ more in their style and beliefs.
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See, it's against the law in Germany to rep your Nazi beliefs.
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One parent tried to change my beliefs, was sending me YouTube videos.
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Conservatives cared more about living somewhere where others shared their religious beliefs.
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When I believe in certain principles, I act sincerely on those beliefs.
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Instructors, he told Reuters, drilled students with questions about their political beliefs.
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You believe in a totalitarian marxist system of one party enforced beliefs.
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These books owe a great deal to Lovecraft, but reject his beliefs.
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What you make of it depends on your values, beliefs, and experiences.
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However, Snapchat and Instagram, despite Kardashian's beliefs, do not share your location.
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Many Christians and Muslims incorporate some of its beliefs into their faith.
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It is neither poverty nor lack of education that drives supernatural beliefs.
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The mechanism that's behind real world beliefs is different from online behavior.
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Jordan backs the idea completely — and is putting his beliefs into action.
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My own abortion further challenged my beliefs around my faith and life.
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This apparent lack of fixed beliefs makes Mr Amin dangerous, some say.
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Paxton has contended he is being targeted because of his Christian beliefs.
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She is just as passionate and strong in her beliefs as ever.
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That may skew politicians' beliefs about the popularity of gun control measures.
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Today, most people feel their party only represents some of their beliefs.
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Between the lines: Judges set their personal beliefs aside all the time.
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It goes strictly against our beliefs in long term and sustainable strategies.
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Everybody should be entitled to their own opinions and their own beliefs.
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I've always been superstitious…This has completely solidified my beliefs about ghosts.
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At his headquarters, his followers strictly adhered to his teachings and beliefs.
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"Coach McAdoo stays with his beliefs," quarterback Eli Manning said this season.
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These negative beliefs and attitudes can matter in business, and are widespread.
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This makes sense, because "stereotypes" are essentially beliefs about groups' fixed traits.
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Over the decades Mr Orban has shed beliefs as chameleons shed skins.
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But that's hardly the survey's most revealing finding about people's paranormal beliefs.
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Well, the replacement theory, there's all kinds of things that are beliefs.
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It's hard to have zero religious beliefs because then what's the point?
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And she's taken to Instagram a few times to voice her beliefs.
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You'll be letting go of long-held beliefs and having hard conversations.
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Seeing my political beliefs modeled without my knowledge or permission was unnerving.
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Yet, polls show that Hispanics are not monolithic in their political beliefs.
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In other words, do our actions always reflect our beliefs and values?
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"It was never ethnicity or religion or beliefs or anything like that."
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"They ignore facts that are inconsistent with their beliefs," he told her.
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However, they were not in court because of their beliefs, Cooper said.
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They know our preferences, our behaviors, our beliefs, our likes, our dislikes.
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They normalize them and help make their extremist nationalist beliefs more palatable.
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Expect your beliefs on just about anything to be challenged and transformed.
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BOB ("Bag of Beliefs") is an art installation by artist Ian Cheng.
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The state has no role in either mandating or prohibiting religious beliefs.
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They believe their personal beliefs are far more important than the presidency.
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The defining characteristics were beliefs in individual freedom, private property, and democracy.
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Mercury retrograde is nearly here, causing you to reflect on your beliefs.
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The Christian family's conservative beliefs played a role in their TLC series.
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Chance's music loses or gains no value because of his personal beliefs.
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Here in Europe, we no longer take religion and religious beliefs seriously.
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The two-round exhibition Page put on in London confirmed their beliefs.
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Besides, such a bloodthirsty attitude was totally against her character and beliefs.
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Many African-American Protestants also hold evangelical beliefs but rarely vote Republican.
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These beliefs are more common among mothers reporting criticism from multiple groups.
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To live with that as the foundation of all our other beliefs.
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Demonology is typically defined as the study of demons and demonic beliefs.
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But actions create beliefs just as much as the other way around.
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Saturn begins its retrograde in Sagittarius, asking you to reconsider your beliefs.
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But can his fear be so neatly separated from his moral beliefs?
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If anything, these beliefs may have contributed to his fear of HUAC.
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Like students, professors should be allowed to express their beliefs without punishment.
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I am SO proud to see Americans stand up for their beliefs.
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I disagree with you on what is known about your political beliefs.
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In fact, they often became even more strongly set in their beliefs.
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Politicians are publicly expressing beliefs about trans people for the first time.
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The women in Neve Tirza are not separated by beliefs or ethnicity.
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Doesn't the First Amendment give us all a right to our beliefs?
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It is testing longstanding beliefs about globalisation and the benefits of openness.
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"I don't preach, because everyone's entitled to their own beliefs," she shared.
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To be sure, religious beliefs may inform and guide an agency's work.
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This is about our beliefs, and the vision we are fighting for.
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However, birther beliefs continue to persist among 21 percent of the public.
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Second, I've thought about what we can do to advance Jo's beliefs.
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Moore has offered no indication that his anti-Islam beliefs have changed.
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These beliefs don't make it into contemporary books, or into most classrooms.
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An incredible pleasure to shake all of your beliefs in tabloid media.
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And the more consequential the mainstream legitimization of bizarre, conspiratorial beliefs [becomes].
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Yet, as he explained to Scientific American, beliefs don't always predict behavior.
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And he has not let go of these beliefs since assuming office.
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ZQ: I don't want to impose my personal political beliefs on anyone.
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As humans, we adore the narratives that encompass our beliefs and ideals.
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Negative beliefs about disability are common in rural communities across the world.
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Each political party in America contains people with a hodgepodge of beliefs.
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Village residents had long held a mélange of Muslim beliefs, he said.
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But aides say they provide an unvarnished view of the president's beliefs.
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He forces me to live according to his beliefs and his religion.
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And then there are my problematic beliefs, broader "themes" Frazer calls them.
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The question is whether or not these divergent beliefs are also intractable.
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Two beliefs: Once an epidemic is underway, vaccinating won't have an impact.
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Nevertheless, Ebell's beliefs and tactics often align with Trump's on environmental policy.
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Accordingly, bots were most effective when they reinforced a person's existing beliefs.
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It's possible that Muslet's religious beliefs played no role in his prosecution.
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Reichsbuerger-like beliefs can now be heard in Germany's parliament, says Ginsburg.
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"Well, I don't know how strong your political beliefs are," Steve says.
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Asking about the 28 pages is a way of conveying these beliefs.
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Read This Next: We Asked Doctors What Our Dumbest Health Beliefs Are
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Teach the people more about ideas and beliefs transfer between living souls.
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I had to reset my beliefs about weight and self-worth, too.
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" "He does not have a rookie's fear of asserting his strong beliefs.
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What are some examples of how these beliefs manifest in everyday situations?
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Respondents' personal beliefs tended to influence their storage decisions, the authors found.
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Some of your deeply held beliefs will be challenged this evening, Leo!
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Such beliefs persisted even into the early phase of the scientific revolution.
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Once those beliefs have been upgraded, your world changes immediately and dramatically.
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Do your own political beliefs reflect the partisan divide on this issue?
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Have they been shaped by friends and family, culture or religious beliefs?
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First, residents would share their negative beliefs and rebuttals with the group.
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Just 3 percent of people in our survey listed political beliefs first.
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How are people's beliefs about the inevitability of Western liberal democracy changing?
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A decision is made that balances on our beliefs and core philosophy.
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To her, those beliefs are consistent with the rest of her worldview.
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Around half the population follow indigenous beliefs while around 40% are Christians.
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Wade in 1973 — brought these antithetical beliefs about abortion to the fore.
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They have the old-fashioned ways of thinking and the old beliefs.
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Haidt's research focuses on the links between moral intuitions and political beliefs.
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Mr. Pompeo has said his religious beliefs shape his approach to policy.
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Have you ever tried to learn about someone else's religion or beliefs?
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated one of Mr. Murray's beliefs.
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You have to respect everybody's beliefs if you're going to respect one.
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He summoned the power of all his beliefs to gain her attention.
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I'm not alone in being bewildered by the beliefs of my friends.
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We don't try to make fun of people that have strange beliefs.
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What attracts individuals to all these different kinds of practices and beliefs?
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A century ago, Eugene V. Debs went to prison for his beliefs.
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Who could speak for another's cultural and religious beliefs, their personal values?
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How we develop these beliefs about physical activity has been unclear, though.
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"Such situations are abhorrent to our beliefs and values," Mr. Flanagan said.
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Mr. Ali was interrogated and beaten for his political and religious beliefs.
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Our country is home to a broad array of views and beliefs.
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Parishioners found themselves frustrated by unanswered questions that challenged their strongest beliefs.
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"People tend to project their own beliefs onto other people," she adds.
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Furthermore, our results discovered a connection between core beliefs and political views.
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You want to understand why other Americans have the beliefs they do.
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Obama and I have very different beliefs, but he's not a traitor.
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Nothing major—just a review of your closely-held beliefs and ideals.
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I hope they will fight for their beliefs and enjoy the contest.
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The writer said he held these beliefs before Donald Trump became President.
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But Mr. Gause, citing "differences in theological beliefs," refused his daughter's invitation.
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As such, she mostly keeps her beliefs to herself when she's there.
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Are we supposed to believe those troubles aren't influencing their political beliefs?
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Beliefs, we are told, must be aligned with evidence, not mere yearning.
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I hope there&aposs nobody in the administration who holds such beliefs.
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It doesn't explore the beliefs, the values, the behaviors that comprise individuals.
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" They had been "insulted and defiled … mocked and marginalized for their beliefs.
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In order to understand Romney you have to understand his Mormon beliefs.
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These were men emboldened by a president who shares their odious beliefs.
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That just so flies in the face of our American cultural beliefs.
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"Religious leaders of all beliefs, come and learn from him!" it read.
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Regardless of your beliefs about oil companies, Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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But his beliefs turn out to be militantly conservative, if not medieval.
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But still First Amendment rights protect people's ability to represent their beliefs.
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Many have felt ignored or disdained for their most deeply held beliefs.
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Is her endgame to silence those who hold to traditional Christian beliefs?
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Our beliefs are powerful in that we unknowingly morph thoughts into facts.
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It's important to move past the mistaken beliefs that prevent greater involvement.
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Our "good" political beliefs don't make us good people all the time.
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This is a topic on which there are strong and conflicting beliefs.
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They're informed by all kinds of factors: sentiment, lived experience, religious beliefs.
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But that doesn't mean boys with equal gender beliefs were without fault.
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Core company-wide beliefs include customer obsession, ownership, curiosity and thinking big.
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Think of how quickly individuals who may hold unpopular beliefs are silenced.
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"The decommodification of water is one of my core beliefs," they said.
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Democrats and Republicans were starkly divided in their beliefs on the issue.
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What if the local government in your area frowns on your beliefs?
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First, all experts have political beliefs that probably distort their psychiatric judgment.
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The racist beliefs he championed have had a lasting legacy as well.
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Don't be afraid to put yourself and your beliefs on the line.
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Forstater decided to sue, purporting to seek legal protection for her beliefs.
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The first step is to see individual faces in our own beliefs.
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They expose our love lives, health conditions, and religious and political beliefs.
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His research team presented arguments to participants that contradicted their liberal beliefs.
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Another body of research shows that religious beliefs provide and protect meaning.
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Do ideals, symbols and beliefs lead people to act as they do?
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As with the Texan couple, this doesn't always match their political beliefs.
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Many of his beliefs would be antithetical to today's social justice advocates.
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We understand that America's immigration debate is contentious, with strongly held beliefs.
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The rest grant exemptions for personal, philosophical or religious beliefs as well.
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I'm curious about your thoughts on the schism between those two beliefs.
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He's a radical, simultaneously ferocious about his beliefs and stoic in demeanor.
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New evidence creates inconsistencies in our beliefs and an associated emotional discomfort.
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So the position is not that neoliberals should abandon their policy beliefs.
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There were questions about why I'm single and questions about my beliefs.
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It's easier to dispute the facts than to alter one's deepest beliefs.
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I don't want or need people to share my same religious beliefs.
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But has demonstrating that they have these beliefs had any actual benefit?
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As a man who stood up for his beliefs no matter what.
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But are polls really supplying accurate information about "evangelicals" and their beliefs?
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This opposition, we find, is driven by their beliefs in constitutional principles.
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Democrats are certainly hoping that left-leaning migrants to Florida from New York, Connecticut and New Jersey – who hold liberal beliefs but are looking for a tax break – will offset those moving to the state with conservative beliefs.
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It's a move that, no matter Trump's intentions, suggests to members of the alt-right that the president supports their beliefs, and emboldens them to keep spreading those beliefs through the toxic discourse hiding behind seemingly frivolous memes.
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Over time, witchcraft has spawned many groups, incarnations, beliefs and half-beliefs, but it's really the symbol of the witch herself — a woman othered, yet immortal, rebellious, in tune with the natural world and ever-powerful — that resonates.
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Focusing on Judge Kavanaugh's terminology is a distraction from the main point, which is that the law must protect citizens rights to live their sincerely held religious beliefs, no matter what terminology they use in expressing those beliefs.
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He said almost nothing about his religious beliefs or the way in which his Jewish upbringing affected his political views — probably because, like many white, college-educated Democratic activists of his generation, religion didn't shape his political beliefs.
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This is one predictable result of expanding the category of violence to include words and beliefs: It begins to feel reasonable, or even like a form of self-defense, to respond to words and beliefs with physical action.
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Instead, it gently and sometimes joltingly lets Justin, Emily, Teresa, and Kevin lay out their constellation of individual beliefs on their own terms — beliefs about the world, about their place in it, about their faith, about their pain.
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The topic of children&aposs beliefs about Santa is particularly intriguing to me, as a scholar who examines children&aposs beliefs in what they&aposre told, their concepts of people and minds, and their understandings of the extraordinary.
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"There are also several ways in which political beliefs differ from nonpolitical beliefs, and from this study alone, we weren't able to explore them all to understand what is the real basis for the differences we found," he said.
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While all 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students, almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 17 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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The real reason the New Atheists doubt the claims of religion, Jones contends, isn't that religious beliefs have natural causes (what beliefs don't?); it's that these crusaders are convinced that science is the only arbiter of reality and truth.
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Hadley Todd from Wilmington, N.C., has not ever been pressured to betray personal beliefs: I honestly cannot remember a time where I have been pressured to betray my beliefs, but I have definitely pressured another to do so unintentionally.
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We do not issue a verdict on people's opinions," she explained, adding, "If people espouse beliefs that anyone at The Times finds to be dangerous or immoral, it's important for readers to be aware that they hold those beliefs.
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All 50 states have legislation requiring vaccines for students — but almost every state allows exemptions for people with religious beliefs against immunizations, and 17 states grant philosophical exemptions for those opposed to vaccines because of personal or moral beliefs.
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Their outfits are a rumination of their beliefs, their taste, and their environment.
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But it's worth noting that he isn't persuading voters to hold these beliefs.
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All these latent beliefs fueled a behavior pattern that undermined my financial success.
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To reject long-held beliefs and embrace even views against his own religion.
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This decision makes clear that the government must respect Jack's beliefs about marriage.
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They can also put into context how beliefs and laws change over time.
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The A100 uniquely cuts across genders, pan-Asian ethnicities, beliefs, industries, and generations.
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He was the only player here who was viewed through his religious beliefs.
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At some point someone has to run for office to represent those beliefs.
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Is this what he meant when he had said we lost our beliefs?
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I'm an atheist and I don't buy into the substance of religious beliefs.
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But whether Seibert's beliefs are also held by the Gaineses isn't as clear.
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This Mercury retrograde has you refining your beliefs and remembering older lessons learned.
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You should also be amenable to change, and not inflexible about your beliefs.
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"We seek out information that already fits with our established beliefs," says Zimdars.
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I think that's definitely a plus side of being vocal about my beliefs.
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Long-held beliefs could go up in flames thanks to this cosmic combo.
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He had consumed many anti-Semitic beliefs and absorbed much white-nationalist ideology.
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"We believe in assisting all, regardless of their religious beliefs," said one bishop.
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" He continued, "Family is gonna have differences of opinion and fundamental core beliefs.
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I openly shared my concerns and asked questions about their beliefs and opinions.
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Emily's brother Andy West also spoke to The Star about their father's beliefs.
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It says it adheres to the earliest beliefs of the Christian church teachings.
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Peter Thiel apparently needs a safer space to broadcast his radical libertarian beliefs.
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And each state has varying exemption processes based on religious and philosophical beliefs.
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I mean, it defended the baker&aposs free exercise of his religious beliefs.
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That's why you don't try to change their beliefs about whether it's wrong.
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" Schumer pressed Kavanaugh to reveal his own beliefs, asking, "What is your opinion?
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Because of her religions beliefs, she feels as though she committed a sin.
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This championship is the culmination of years of patience, support, devotion and beliefs.
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He added the school takes a cadet's beliefs into consideration -- whenever it's possible.
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Others expressed disgust at the restaurant's decision to fire Hovater for his beliefs.
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Back in Syria, their political beliefs are imputed to them because they're Christians.
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For people around the world, witchcraft beliefs are a way of interpreting misfortune.
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America's armed forces do not consider personal beliefs when allocating soldiers to units.
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I'm very vocal about my beliefs, I push for social reform a lot.
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And these are the beliefs and traditions I will forever hold on to.
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In the CCM world, fans call out artists who stray from traditional beliefs.
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True to its beliefs, the M5S chooses its electoral candidates in online ballots.
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They can't be someone whose beliefs make me want to punch a wall.
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"It didn't really matter what [Sears' and Ward's] personal beliefs were," says Hyman.
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This time though, it's not about his beliefs; it's all about his butt.
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Taken together, these two canonizations reflect a vital reaffirmation of Francis's core beliefs.
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Energy becomes manifest in the world through Tantra, the root of animistic beliefs.
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Their conduct cannot be separated from their sexual orientation or their religious beliefs.
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The Coexist logo didn't begin as an inelegant medley of beliefs and symbols.
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He exhibited another side of the various textures of beliefs these theorists hold.
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Finally, we shouldn't let the Trump administration distract us from our core beliefs.
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Much of this fear would likely be informed by his staunchly Catholic beliefs.
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