And every time McGregor proves his doubters wrong, those doubters are likely to become more and more scarce in each of his subsequent fights.
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And time and again – even the skeptics and doubters - by their powers to innovate and adapt the British people have showed the doubters wrong.
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And time and again – even the sceptics and doubters - by their powers to innovate and adapt the British people have showed the doubters wrong.
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At least these doubters and dreamers just might be right.
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We will push on despite all the doubters and critics.
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The odds can swing quickly, as Trump doubters have learned.
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Mr. Trump's team insists his Iowa organization will surprise doubters.
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There were still doubters, especially when it came to flies.
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When presenting the ARM deal, he breezily dismissed his doubters.
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His remarks lit up Mueller's Republican doubters, including the President.
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She doesn't have time to worry about taking on doubters.
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Northam's convincing primary win didn't turn doubters into believers, however.
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That will probably bewilder the doubters – and there are many.
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He ignored his doubters and kept running to escape obscurity.
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And Virginia, finishing with four free throws, silenced its doubters.
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We spoke to six doubters about what changed their views.
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Tesla doubters questioned whether it could ever be consistently profitable.
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The skeptics Cryptocurrencies are riding high, but there are doubters.
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Certainly, the doubters will insist on more scientifically verifiable evidence.
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Celebrities and politicians lent their support, but there were doubters.
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Mr. Sanders, wearing a suit and tie, directly addresses the doubters.
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Time for Italy, if it can, to prove the doubters wrong.
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Max Wolff, market strategist at 55 Capital, is among the doubters.
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There were a lot of doubters on whether this was possible.
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Again Koeman had a trophy, again his doubters were left unconvinced.
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New Yorkers helped Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump quiet the doubters.
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And yet the group may still defy the doubters over time.
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To the casual observer this may seem to vindicate the doubters.
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Obviously now in a host of doubters about its future prospects.
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But the function of Twitter was not the doubters' only misjudgment.
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However, Pattinson told Variety that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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Though I don't understand them, Schumann doubters do have rational objections.
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That criticism has been tempered, but there are still many doubters.
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Celebrities and politicians lent their fervent support, but there were doubters.
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On the verge of making history, I was surrounded by doubters.
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"I am still trying to convince the doubters," she said Tuesday.
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Hit four home runs in a game, and prove the doubters wrong.
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The allegations will provide doubters some relief—and more reasons to worry.
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Ignore the doubters — or use them as motivation to prove people wrong.
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To prove to "doubters" that the disguise holds up, Henry Cavill — a.k.a.
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Doubters could deny anything was happening while stuck in the echo chamber.
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"There will be doubters unless we go all the way," he said.
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But he quickly silenced the doubters, leading the league in hitting at .
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However, he said the bull market has taken on all the doubters.
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The "Trump doubters," he argues, are open for either side in '20183.
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On Sunday night, at the 2016 MTV VMAs, she silenced those doubters.
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But not enough to grow that lead or silence the doubters. 2.
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Luckily, particularly for those aboard Flight 1380, Shults proved those doubters wrong.
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There were a lot of doubters when we won the first one.
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But just before the wedding he privately acknowledged the sea of doubters.
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Musk is essentially holding up his sleeping bag to all the doubters.
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But her campaign has defied the doubters to become a fundraising juggernaut.
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Jesus himself refused to perform miracles on demand, to impress the doubters.
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They're determined to get their proposal through, even if they have had doubters.
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The heavy underdog, Melendez will be eager to prove all the doubters wrong.
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He has unfinished business when it comes to proving doubters wrong, he added.
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But here's what we do know: Warren has proven the doubters wrong before.
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By next Monday, two sets of doubters will get a chance to crow.
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He predicts any drop will revive doubters' claims of an end to warming.
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It's a fierce, primal energy born of wanting to prove your doubters wrong.
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Jackson, Johnson, and Vaughan encounter sexism, racism, and doubters at almost every turn.
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This has helped them confound doubters and grow briskly despite their massive size.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing's squeeze on yuan doubters sends a bearish signal.
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Studio MDHR faced doubters galore over the four-ish years spent building Cuphead.
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But the GOP will leave Cleveland with plenty of doubters on that score.
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Emboldened by the doubters, Claire partnered with her school to make it happen.
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This large island of independents is a habitat of shruggers, doubters and contrarians.
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Armstrong and Legates and other doubters praised Trump on the contrarian blog WattsUpWithThat.com.
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Here, the doubters would be wrong, or so a body of research suggests.
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In this crowd, at least, the cheerful yellow sponge had defied his doubters.
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"My proof is that my patients get better," he often told his doubters.
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The forthcoming CEO had a tongue-in-cheek response to her initial doubters.
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So the America-doubters and the never-Trumpers appear to be dead wrong.
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There is still a chance that first-quarter growth could surprise the doubters.
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The fitness trainer says he had many doubters as he built his business.
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My doubters will never believe me without trying it out themselves, but I'm convinced.
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Yet almost 230m Americans, including many of those doubters, voted to make him president.
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Regard for tradition and context did not ward off the doubters, but it helped.
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The party's attitude to education comes in for particular stick from the Syriza-doubters.
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I was blown away by how he was able to tune his doubters out.
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Even OPEC-doubters will take note of what the agreement says about Saudi Arabia.
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To those doubters, the iPad speaks another expression: Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead.
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And I'm sure Cuomo would find the lack of faith among his doubters disturbing.
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The president's performance after the meeting is unlikely to have won round Mexican doubters.
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There were lots and lots of Northam doubters in Democratic circles -- he's too boring!
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Indeed, betting against the market's doubters has been a surefire way to make money.
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Instead, Waiters proved the doubters wrong putting up the best season of his career.
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Trump answered the doubters in emphatic fashion after predictions that his loss to Sen.
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The only argument you needed against the doubters and the garbage and the compromises.
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The doubters argue that there's only a little bit of lead in a bullet.
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His amiable act doesn't question religious dogma with any persistence or engage with doubters.
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And if the doubters aren't going to believe it, well damn—let's show them.
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But after the government nixed AT&T's takeover attempt, T-Mobile defied its doubters.
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Analysts of church affairs place Patriarch Kirill among the doubters, but his reasons remain opaque.
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She's aiming to prove her doubters wrong at the 57 kilogram class from 303 a.m.
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"There are some doubters here, but I think the numbers speak for themselves," he said.
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The key to subduing anxiety is remembering the second wave of YouTube commenters: the doubters.
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And, to any doubters out there, "Call on Me" definitely is a work of art.
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Beat Virginia Tech, by any margin, and the list of doubters will surely become shorter.
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Were there doubters when Chicago said we're going to build the first skyscraper in America?
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"There'll be plenty of doubters and cowards and armchair critics this time around," Warren said.
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The cryptocurrency has plenty of doubters, including Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan Chase, a bank.
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Doubters (myself included) are standing at the ready to blast some holes in that vision.
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Here's hoping he proves us doubters wrong with an epic fight against Lamas this October.
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The announcement, trumpeted by Lopez Obrador and other top officials, did little to convince doubters.
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She says she aced it, by the way ... and don't count Shapiro among the doubters.
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Back in Sacile, Mr Fazioli recently dreamt up a new way of addressing the doubters.
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While Reddam enjoyed his second Derby victory, he could not resist barking back at doubters.
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And you can add to the doubters' list another group of big-name market skeptics.
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Yet there doubters, many who didn't believe he had proven himself ready for the title.
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"The doubters, the doomsters, the gloomsters — they are going to get it wrong," he declared.
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Doubters need only look to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's claim during his tenure (2005-2013).
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Still, he has done more than enough to prove his doubters wrong at Bayern Munich.
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But Musk and Mayor Emanuel also took pains to address the "doubters" in the room.
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Hastings and his lieutenants didn't say much to persuade doubters on their earnings call this afternoon.
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The album's opener, "Bastards," is an acoustic middle finger to doubters, skeptics, and, undoubtedly, Dr. Luke.
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As for his doubters -- from members of the Jackson family to Aaron Carter -- Wade's pretty mum.
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Despite this increase, or perhaps in reaction to efforts to combat it, vaccine doubters remain vocal.
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"The ratio" does have its doubters, including CNN politics reporter and editor-at-large Chris Cillizza.
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Alternatively Mr Trump's doubters are right, and he is in real fear of the FBI probe.
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Get Carlile's Grammy-winning song ready for a triumphant celebration when you prove the doubters wrong.
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And doubters rightly point out that encryption is not the weakest link in many security chains.
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Truman Capote insisted that every word of In Cold Blood was precisely accurate, but doubters appeared.
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We only say "looking," because doubters suspect the romance is really about promoting their "Senorita" duet.
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Among the doubters was Admiral Mike Mullen, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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That would have been a chance to find redemption in front of an audience of doubters.
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"I give them a little credence," the 42-year-old reality star said of the doubters.
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The president vowed to keep fighting to convince the doubters, even after the vote in November.
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Before everything great that has ever happened, the doubters have always said it couldn't be done.
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By the end of the first season in August, though, many doubters had been won over.
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For some who attended, it was a performance strong enough to convince doubters over her future.
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Many of the researchers said they are used to doubters, and it doesn't necessarily bother them.
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Likely, when she's alive and all of her doubters are six-feet-under and missing ears.
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I didn't even think some of those balls were being hit and they were no-doubters.
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Anyone who thinks it will be easy for Trump to persuade his doubters is sorely mistaken.
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In an interview on CNBC on Tuesday, he predicted that doubters would eventually see the light.
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But Aramco, which publicly listed a 73% sliver of its business, still has plenty of doubters.
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Those ambitions have many doubters who do not see how expensive rocket projects can become profitable.
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But as soon as he proved the doubters wrong, his intraparty critics dropped the matter entirely.
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Jessica Alba faced a lot of doubters when she wanted to go from Hollywood star to entrepreneur.
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Investors in fed funds contracts are even bigger doubters, betting on only one rate increase next year.
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However, Uber's profitability, slowing growth and limited disclosures on key financial metrics are bringing out the doubters.
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Initially, I thought of Naugle as the Pied Piper of doubters, merrily guiding Mormons into digital sin.
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"We're just fortunate to be able to prove all the doubters wrong," Rockets guard Patrick Beverley said.
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Low Sze Wee, director of curatorial & collections at the National Gallery Singapore, is one of the doubters.
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While a rising market lifts all boats, doubters tend to flee riskier stocks in a tumultuous market.
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"I choose to stay positive & I represent anyone who has dealt with doubters, trolls & bullies," she says.
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Critics, doubters and naysayers at ringside were gelded into silence because no one expected it to happen.
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Yet doubters inside and outside the West Wing wonder if Kelly will hold on to that power.
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The doubters included Philip E. Coyle III and Steve Fetter, who had recently left White House posts.
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Doubters point out that a company might only have issued one stock, but dozens of unique bonds.
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Sergi Geiko, said he disapproved of luring doubters to God with material rewards, like groceries or bread.
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"These voters have not transitioned into strong Trump supporters, but rather Trump doubters," the Republican consultant continued.
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His family sees a kid who overcame the doubters, that resilience and self-determination in their blood.
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I'd also encourage doubters of religious teachings to doubt the faith assumptions that often drive their skepticism.
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But even doubters of Biden think he could play a pivotal role in both 85033 and 2020.
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Michelle Obama urged the 16-year-old climate activist to "ignore the doubters" after the president's comments.
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Ray J's wife, Princess Love, is pregnant despite what the doubters say... and the sonogram proves it.
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In July 2015 it defied doubters, including the Saudis, by capturing Aden, once the British Empire's busiest port.
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Many Montenegrins think the story is nonsense and was concocted to encourage doubters to re-elect the government.
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Any candidate for the leadership will have to answer the many GroKo doubters who consider their scepticism vindicated.
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The Gold Coast, Australia-based fitness competitor fired back at her doubters in a post on her website.
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And this weekend, with data from one of those trials Grail give the doubters some reason to believe.
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She shared her story with some of the women, and asked the doubters to give it a try.
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Doubters of mainstream climate science, like Pruitt, say that dissenting views haven't been heard by the scientific community.
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Doubters of mainstream climate science, including Pruitt, argue that dissenting views haven't been heard by the scientific community.
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Either way, he proved any doubters wrong in a big way and it's only to the Cubs' benefit.
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A typical comments section is full of ad hominem attacks and invective toward mainstream astronomy and EU doubters.
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See, you doubters: We just have to give Mr. Trump a little time to see his great wisdom.
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Mazarr describes the result as "policy implementation on autopilot," with doubters and dissenters frozen out or simply ignored.
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Mazarr describes the result as 'policy implementation on autopilot,' with doubters and dissenters frozen out or simply ignored.
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By the last days of school, most of Mr. Sutter's doubters, in fact, had come to that conclusion.
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Her experiences, less searing but still powerful, left Mom also determined to prove the doubters and denigrators wrong.
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Of course, there are still hard-headed doubters, including President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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Still, proving the doubters and naysayers wrong while pursuing a buck is part of the American dream too.
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Let this be the first time you show doubters that you are up the challenge — and then some!
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Doubters of the products efficacy need look no further than the customer testimonials provided on the company's site.
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"That was hard to do, bro," he said of creating the app in the face of Silicon Valley doubters.
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Cramer found five themes that can continue to roar higher and rebuke even the biggest doubters of the rally.
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The first question people are asking is whether Zuckerberg means what he says, and there are plenty of doubters.
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Finally, for any doubters regarding the replica's exactitude, the creator even spliced in clips from the show for comparison.
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Then he can claim to have defied the doubters when he barely clears the standard he lowered for himself.
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The doubters should wake up and really look at the results that Starbucks and Dunkin' Brands are churning out.
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Whether his vending machines will ultimately collect dust or someday be effectively deployed and persuade their doubters remains unclear.
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A doll created to look like Idris Elba has some doubters — including, it seems, the Sexiest Man Alive himself.
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I would invite any doubters to go to Gettysburg, to the tombstones of John C. Calhoun and Abraham Lincoln.
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The doubters, however, suggest he would pull Clinton unnecessarily to the left and that he lacks Warren's star power.
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I would invite any doubters to go to Gettysburg, to the tombstones of John C. Calhoun and Abraham Lincoln.
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In the service of the former, she even wins the respect of such male doubters as Kingslayer Jaime Lannister.
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"It's awesome to see because there were doubters this season as to the strength of our bullpen," Solis said.
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As a bonus, it involves two of your favorite things—picking public fights, and sticking it to doubters. Intrigued?
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The #MeToo movement should have confirmed to any doubters that women weren't the problem — social structures were the problem.
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For any doubters it's Sia actually singing under that mop of hair ... a Rocky Mountain breeze has your back.
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For anyone who's got a problem with that, Picard's heavily implied response to the doubters is simple: OK, boomer.
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Many doubters began to change their mind because Tesla demonstrated it was capable of turning a profit, Cramer said.
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So-called 5G already has its doubters, but Mr. Donovan will be announcing a 5G trial in Austin, Tex.
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Within the first three tracks, the band silences any doubters who thought they couldn't go heavier than their previous album.
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Since tumbling in the 20163 NFL Draft the former Heisman Trophy winner has done anything but prove his doubters wrong.
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"I think there are still a lot of doubters on the market," said Eric Marshall, portfolio manager at Hodges Capital.
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Doubters should recall the line about pols who get the presidential itch: There are only two cures — election or death.
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Cramer also found five themes that can continue to roar higher and rebuke even the biggest doubters of the rally.
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But Tracee Ellis Ross' reasoning for swiping on bright red lipstick before hitting the gym might just convert previous doubters.
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This freakish consistency invited the scorn of China's many "data doubters", who have long argued that it fudges its figures.
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The selection was another moment of validation, another example of how he has embraced the doubters to use as motivation.
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Well, Smith ain't taking too kindly to the doubters -- and came out firing when we spoke with him moments ago.
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The doubters have their funding cut or are demoted by the Society of Seminary Teachers of Qom, a state regulator.
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Still, some are holding on to hope and Marcinelli isn't fazed by the doubters who say secession just couldn't happen.
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If the doubters are right, then the upside is that we save a good deal of money on palliative measures.
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There's a lot of doubters, but you just have to close your ears and believe what got me 25 years.''
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The disproportionate number of doubters on Pruitt's science advisory team doesn't reflect that robust debate happening within the scientific community.
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Ranieri's team, which has been confounding the doubters all season, hit back with its first genuine chance of the game.
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We've known for a while that more scientific knowledge does not budge the opinions of climate doubters on the right.
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Over the last year, Coulter has lent her considerable polemical power to the cause of defending Trump from Republican doubters.
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"I choose to stay positive & I represent anyone who has dealt with doubters, trolls & bullies," she wrote on Aug. 1.
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In a wide-ranging speech, Kelce took aim at all the doubters, and essentially told them all to fuck off.
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Mr. Pence was chosen as a conservative counterweight who could stick up for Mr. Trump with all manner of doubters.
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"Yeah, that was one of those that you don't feel off the bat — one of those no-doubters," he said.
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"Don't doubt me, because I know what I can do," she said, adding that a part of her relishes doubters.
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Luke feels the need to prove doubters wrong; to overstep in the face of those who disregard his ostensible accomplishments.
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Doubters ask him to check out the odd stories that pop up: Somebody claimed to be the Grassy Knoll shooter.
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To top it all off, President Trump's cabinet nominees and senior advisers include many who are climate deniers or doubters.
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After months of speculation, Apple blew all doubters away with a brand new 10.5-inch iPad Pro at WWDC 2017.
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Trump on late Thursday posted a video taunting doubters who predicted that he would not attain the GOP's biggest honor.
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For all you doubters who thought the days of American compromise were over, the Problem Solvers have proven you wrong.
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In 1970, 1994 and 2002, the selecao left home under a cloud only to silence their doubters and lift the cup.
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That suggests that "Pokemania" has attracted plenty of doubters when it comes to the mobile game sustaining Nintendo's current stock level.
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Ms. Mayer will be facing a lot of doubters and critics, so what she says will be especially scrutinized and dissected.
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Yet, on a wave of dégagisme, or desire to kick the old lot out, the French are proving the doubters wrong.
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The kind of magic that makes Honda more ready for the connected, shared, autonomous driving future than its doubters might assume.
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But, when we got Prince out in Miami recently ... the Chicago cornerback told us the Trubisky doubters need to back off.
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But there is nothing quiet about his doubters, whose frustration with him boils over at the campaign events of his rivals.
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Just like he will against Dos Anjos, McGregor entered his December title fight against Jose Aldo with throngs of vocal doubters.
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Our thought bubble: Each year that goes by without a new home-run innovation from Apple reinforces the Apple-doubters' case.
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The miss added fuel to the fire of Tesla's doubters, who have consistently criticized its inability to keep up with demand.
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Not many doubted that the story was true, but for any doubters, Page Six has obtained audio from that backstage fit.
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Landau remarks that Avatar 2 will silence any doubters who dismissed the first title as a one-time 3-D sensation.
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Carlson's actions led to huge changes within her former company, while the words of her doubters served as an ineffective distraction.
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The conviction began to unravel when one of the courthouse doubters, Richard Schmack, was elected state's attorney shortly after the trial.
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"How strange, they lower the rates when inflation rises," Sturzenegger said at a conference on Wednesday, addressing the central bank's doubters.
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But whatever he has to say and show us, he seems likely also to face more than his share of doubters.
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But the good news that once allayed the fears of the doubters and hardened the resolve of the faithful has evaporated.
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But Warren proved her critics and doubters wrong in the following months by leaning into her reputation as a policy wonk.
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At the moment, though, Portland is reveling in the excitement of an unexpected playoff run—and of proving their doubters wrong.
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Worryingly, Trump trusts his gut over his briefing notes — and his doubters and critics worry he could be outsmarted in negotiations.
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Rick Hendrick has heard all the doubters about moving Chase Elliott to the NASCAR's premier Sprint Cup Series at age 20.
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When Wenger immediately set about recruiting a battalion of French players, he was greeted by a wave of doubters and critics.
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If the decision to allow the champion to skip media commitments was criticized by some, Hamilton's race performance silenced the doubters.
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Mr. Austin later recalled that he had to ignore doubters who insisted that nobody would grow his old-but-new roses.
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During a campaign stop in Detroit's Rosedale Park neighborhood, Mr. Conyers expressed confidence that his doubters would soon be proven wrong.
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As we continue implementing our blueprint to put American patients first, President Trump is going to keep proving the doubters wrong.
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Jackson had a message for players who, like him, have been told they should change positions, and who have faced doubters.
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Throughout his campaign, he often bragged that he knew better than the doubters, who he predicted eventually would be proven wrong.
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Lee also said bitcoin can't be in a "bubble," another assertion of bitcoin doubters, because so few people actually own it.
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Increasingly, some of the doubters have been won over, said Rudolph Tanzi, a close friend and fellow Alzheimer's researcher at Harvard.
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Before the final, fueled by the burning drive for history and redemption, the burning need to silence any doubters, she dominated.
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"I did have a lot of doubters and naysayers," Mostert said of the teams that cut him early in his career.
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The founders have faced their share of doubters in the five years since they launched The Skimm — and some sexism, too.
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For any doubters wondering why Stafford would even consider playing the rest of the season, the QB had a simple answer.
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" Without mentioning Trump, the former first lady added, "Ignore the doubters and know that millions of people are cheering you on.
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And there are few places in the world where more Trump doubters will ever be gathered than in Davos on Friday.
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Notwithstanding the doubters, Houseley and his team are persevering with their research to understand its relevance to cancer and other biomedical problems.
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She was going to look her doubters in the face and keep marching on, but she wasn't the only one receiving abuse.
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Powell's insistence that inflation will drift toward the Fed's 2% goal still has some doubters, despite what the futures trading showed Thursday.
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In an attempt to assuage the doubters, Mr Renzi promised earlier this month to amend the Italicum after the referendum is passed.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - If Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes still had any doubters going into the Super Bowl, he silenced them on Sunday.
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Were there doubters when we said we're going to have the tallest building in the world known before as the Sears Tower?
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Odom says it doesn't matter where he signs -- though he's eyeing Italy -- and says he can't wait to prove the doubters wrong.
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Sunday the 43-year old Woods overcame his many doubters by winning the Masters, his first major tournament win in 11 years.
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While Syracuse will enter the Final Four as a decided underdog, the Orange have already proven they don't pay doubters much mind.
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Mr Yudhoyono, the doubters say, also showed great promise at the beginning of his decade in office, but it ended in disappointment.
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The cryptocurrency has many doubters as it continues to be associated with criminal activity, but it has still seen a stunning rally.
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Beamen's struggle in the film, like Westbrook's in real life, is defying the doubters, even in the face of his obvious talent.
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To its doubters, WeWork is another unprofitable unicorn they question has the ability to flourish in anything other than a hot economy.
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Wayland must show a fall in reoffending rates as a result of its new programme if it wants to silence the doubters.
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And every week, Leicester, a 5,000-to-18903 shot to win the title when the season began, has proved its doubters wrong.
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"Doubters and enthusiasts, whites as well as blacks, young and old, wealthy and poor had reactions they wanted to share," she wrote.
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The vice president hasn't had huge crowds at his events, and doubters suggest there is little enthusiasm or passion for his campaign.
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Trump's media blitz also appears designed to counter any doubters about the economy — a full-court press likely to increase in importance.
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But for the doubters or haters who still thought you were being a political opportunist with your tweets, you sure showed them.
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Among the doubters is Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management and co-founder of trading website BKForex.com.
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If Mr. Biden can acknowledge this and convince the doubters that he's learned from the past, the Biden Paradox could be overcome.
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He later apologized, but Mayfield's career has been full of spectacular play fueled by grudges, slights and efforts to prove doubters wrong.
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Of course, Tesla doubters could end up burned if the shares rise in the short term, as Mr. Musk says they will.
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With Twitter as his Excalibur, he takes on his doubters, fueled by long spells of cable news and a dozen Diet Cokes.
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He has the nomination anyway, and could well prove the doubters wrong when he has a real opponent — Cruz — to run against.
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Tyson Fury is one of those aforementioned doubters and was particularly biting in his disbelief of the young Brit's world championship credentials.
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You know Shaquem -- he's the 1-handed linebacker who blew away all the doubters when he crushed it at the NFL Combine.
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" As for the doubters, Del Rio says the suggestion he would make up the story to cover something else up is "ridiculous.
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The rhetoric was Churchillian; in the absence of Nazis, "sceptics and doubters", "negativity" and the Labour Party would have to do as enemies.
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Mr. Trump's allies and doubters will now sleep better and with a little more hope than many of them will dare to admit.
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If it can prove to the doubters that even they can't tell the difference, it stands to substantially advance the meatless meat movement.
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Doubters don't see evidence that Apple still has the innovative juice it needs to dominate not just tech but the global consumer marketplace.
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But there are doubters, and if the Bank stops short of easing policy it would be likely to give the pound a boost.
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You could never finish even in the top 10,' " Trump recalled, adding that he told the doubters, "I think they'll really like me.
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And Mr Speaker I believe that at this pivotal moment in our national story we are going to prove the doubters wrong again.
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Because they had a blowout quarter and I know it's got its doubters and short sellers, but I think it's actually pretty good.
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The dollar has been moving higher, crushing doubters and trading more on rising U.S. interest rates than on President Donald Trump's trade threats.
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Suzuki has long since proved the skeptics wrong, but the early doubters certainly helped fuel his relentless drive to the precipice of 3,000.
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It's the doubters, the haters, the risk-averse functionaries who are too enthralled by the old system to listen to voices of change.
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While Tesla continues to prove its doubters wrong as an automotive and energy business, the ongoing social media sideshow hangs over its finances.
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Bezos, there were tons of doubters throughout Amazon, but it hit big throughout the dot-com boom and has kept going and going.
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Mr. Musk is one of the most consequential executives of our time, a man of soaring ambition who has routinely proved doubters wrong.
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" About Mendoza, incidentally, Smith recently wrote me: "I wish those doubters could see how the players, the people in uniform, interact with her.
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To all those doubters, China and Russia stand ready as alternative models and protective powers, offering new arrangements for bilateral and multilateral alignments.
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But more than any president since Richard Nixon, Trump has shown himself incapable of turning the other cheek and converting doubters into allies.
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Such production in the British Premier League should prove the 35-year-old's value to any doubters after coming over from Paris-St.
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The doubters are present everywhere, and his example gives a good model for convincing them if possible, and for working around them if not.
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I and the other Trump-Cruz doubters assumed the present would resemble the past because the present usually does end up resembling the past.
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The serve clock has succeeded on one count, silencing doubters who feared that a countdown would draw too much attention and create a distraction.
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The ISIS furor was especially emblematic of the kind of conduct that grates on the nerves of the Trump doubters within his own party.
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His appointment was not greeted with much enthusiasm by Korean fans but Shin has gradually won over the doubters and settled into the role.
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The group hopes to become a counter-balance to President Donald Trump's new administration, which includes several doubters of the science of climate change.
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NASA human spaceflight chief William Gerstenmaier offered public support for the company, beat back congressional doubters, and helped SpaceX get back to flying quickly.
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It was manipulated by Mao to rid himself of rivals, real and imagined, and to purge the Communist Party of doubters of his wisdom.
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The Algonquin's official mascot Matilda had a few choice words for doubters on her official Facebook page: The talking cat has a point, FURiends.
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Churchill is having a loud disagreement with Lord Halifax, one of his leading doubters, in the British equivalent of the White House situation room.
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But certainly it had been a virtuoso performance by a player of undoubted talent who finally answered his doubters on the game's biggest stage.
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Other doubters — political, religious, whatever — need a more deliberate description, like 'people who reject established climate science' or, subsequently, 'climate denialists' or 'climate contrarians.
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If Iranians had not gone and died fighting there, "the enemy would enter the country", he said, This perception has won over many doubters.
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These works all follow certain conventions: parents and teachers are praised, every remembered interaction offers a lasting lesson, obstacles are overcome and doubters vanquished.
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That could give him a soft entry as a passer so he can convince the doubters that he is what he says he is.
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The right-hander commenced to silence doubters who thought he would never recover from the injury he sustained last year while ironing his shirt.
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But this circumstance shaped Taylor into a person whose "arousal template," to borrow a phrase from last week's episode, is proving doubters disastrously wrong.
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Price's simple stock answer — "If you don't like it, pitch better" — made for a good sound bite, but belied his frustration with the doubters.
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Yet ambiguous claims involving spirituality and a sort of interpersonal energy transference are unsupported, and there's an underlying implication that doubters are just spoilsports.
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My theory, drawn from creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg's intimations and my own failures to convert doubters, is it's difficult to evangelize beyond season 1.
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Now that he's been arrested and accused of filing a false report, his doubters are the ones being the most vocal on social media.
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If he enters the race, he'll have between then and June 30, the end of the second fundraising quarter, to prove those doubters wrong.
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" Susan Sarandon: "There were so many doubters, and again you're working against the stereotype of this gorgeous woman — how could this possibly be her hobby?
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Over all, the Broncos profess to embrace the role of underdog on their home turf, in the way teams often love to face down doubters.
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The critical and commercial successes of Wonder Woman and Black Panther proved to doubters that the genre can thrive across lines of gender and race.
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As for Brandon's own career, the 7-year NFL vet says he's working on his own comeback and can't wait to prove his doubters wrong.
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Did the misplaced certainty that Trump couldn't win the nomination create an impression that all projections are bunk, that he'll always prove his doubters wrong?
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Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Department of Defense showcased the F-35B fighter jet at Paris as the troubled program attempted to win over doubters.
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Of course, much more than ceremonial independence will be necessary for Justice Kavanaugh to convince doubters he is the independent jurist he claims to be.
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Trump's Way With Twitter as his Excalibur, the president takes on his doubters, powered by long spells of cable news and a dozen Diet Cokes.
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It's almost impossible to recreate magic in a bottle, and there were doubters when she went to "Today," but she proved them wrong ... really wrong.
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Instead, the president seemed determined to convince any doubters that he did not misspeak in his first reaction to the events in Virginia on Saturday.
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But Mr. Nézet-Séguin quickly convinced the doubters with his humility, his passion for the music and his "expressive, supernatural left hand," Mr. Paquin said.
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Paradoxically, the discovery of a galaxy without dark matter may actually confirm that the stuff actually exists by contradicting hypotheses advanced by dark matter doubters.
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The actor told Variety in an earlier interview — his first since being confirmed as the new caped crusader — that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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But he also knows Melo is a great player, and this time he'd be coming into a much more stable environment, more supporters than doubters.
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But simply by raising a second gargantuan pot of money, Mr Son has given the doubters a big black eye and himself a day to remember.
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But she has so far proved her doubters wrong, and on the way to Egypt said there was still a way to go to secure Brexit.
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" For anyone still questioning whether the song was inspired by her new relationship, Stefani, 46, put the doubters to rest with her response: "@blakeshelton hummmm really ?
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Supporters have been disappointed with the quality and depth of the developer tools Apple has provided, which could mean that the doubters will be proven right.
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The Sun newspaper reported that she had suggested on Sunday that she could resign if that persuaded enough doubters in her party to back her deal.
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Check out any given post from today and you'll see the "Work" singer giving doubters a pep talk and naysayers a dressing-down they'll never forget.
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"Everything is going well," says Corneille Nangaa, the head of the electoral commission, who has been buzzing around European capitals and Washington, DC to persuade doubters.
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Concerns about electability have already begun to creep in, but Sanders seems committed to showing doubters that he has an eye on the general election, too.
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Whether doubters want to admit it or not, if Fabian maintains this momentum, he is going to get an opportunity to shine for the national team.
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The doubters were back on her case when she returned to the ring after starting her family but Mary Kom has continued to prove them wrong.
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The Economist: Doubters may say that finding a cerebral solution like "mental models" to a problem like political atomisaton is just a conceit of intellectual snowflakes.
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The doubters say this is all a PR move to hype their song, "Senorita," but it's looking more and more like this is the real deal.
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Doubting that, and I do, is far different than expecting the rest of the world to wake up sometime soon and join in with the doubters.
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But Musk has a tendency to pitch what many see as impossible as inevitable, which has earned him some doubters in the industry he works in.
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On stage at the school on May 7, Mr. Carranza told the crowd that proving Wadleigh's doubters wrong was not just his responsibility, but theirs, too.
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Trump doubters say that this boom began before he took office, in the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2008, and they have a point.
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Mr. Freedland's literary agent, Jonny Geller, said that even efforts to sanitize the title by calling it "The Plot Against the President" failed to convince doubters.
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But that has never satisfied the doubters, and polls have consistently shown that most Americans still believe that someone other than Oswald must have been involved.
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But the last few weeks have been a revelation for DeWine's doubters and vindication for those who believed his governorship could be more than a capstone.
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Her doubters considered her a specialist who won the title by piling up victories in her best event, the slalom, the safest of five Alpine events.
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Peter Daou, a former adviser to Clinton who now owns a media company, said Kaine's speech would turn around some of the doubters about the choice.
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But simply by raising a second gargantuan pot of money, Mr Son has given the doubters a big black eye and himself a day to remember.■
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The availability of a powerful new weapon earlier than many doubters, Roosevelt and Churchill included, had believed possible made Soviet intervention in the Pacific Theater unnecessary.
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Doubters, however, point out that fraud cannot be eliminated so easily and that the primitive title recording system in the United States will thwart modernization efforts.
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Before the hot streak, doubters from Twitter to the broadcast booth were already beginning to voice their critiques of the New Orleans Pelicans&apos crown jewel.
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William Westmoreland in his starched and immaculately creased uniforms, the word was that even the most hardened doubters would become believers before the year was out.
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Singapore (CNN Business)When Min-Liang Tan started a business 13 years ago to make gear for playing video games, he faced a lot of doubters.
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President Trump showed doubters that, even if he doesn't know originalism from origami, he understands the importance of the Supreme Court and of getting this nomination right.
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So you can understand, to some extent, why a lot of faith-based entertainment seems driven by an itch to convince a world of doubters and downplayers.
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LncRNA doubters maintain that sometimes a cell's protein-making machinery accidentally reads a stretch of this so-called junk DNA and spews out a useless RNA molecule.
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Even ill-favoured currencies such as the Russian rouble, Mexican peso and Chinese yuan have defied their doubters, strengthening against the dollar this year (see chart below).
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With an infusion of public money and a growing self-driving operation on the way, Lyft probably hopes it can generate some momentum and silence the doubters.
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Behind the scenes, a company that's struggled to figure out how to mass manufacture cars had implored workers to get production on track and disprove their doubters.
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Trump, he told Harlow, can "assuage the doubters" with his choice of a running mate -- a decision Trump has said he will make within the next week.
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"The doubters, the doomsters, the gloomsters – they are going to get it wrong again," Johnson said, rocking up on the balls of his feet as he spoke.
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The portrayal is mostly kind — it takes more stabs at Ocasio-Cortez's doubters than the rep-elect herself — although it does paint her as perhaps overly buoyant.
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Even "Sign o' the Times", his 1987 double-length masterpiece, said the doubters, might be thought of as one of the greatest single-length albums never released.
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"I have worked with both of these parties in the European Parliament," declared an excited Nigel Farage, one of the leading EU doubters in the United Kingdom.
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Over the course of a few days—Blockchain Week in New York, in May—I saw Lubin onstage at three conferences taking on doubters of different kinds.
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Any doubters of this point should remember back when they had their Facebook picture covered with a French flag after Muslim terrorists killed 139 people in Paris.
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It's hard not to draw a straight line between the numbers of Republican doubters about the virus and how Fox News has, until very recently, covered it.
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Even the doubters and Sox-haters have to have been converted somewhat by this postseason run: the stunning catches, the clutch home runs, the two-out magic.
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The Tigers have methodically proven themselves at every turn this year when the doubters were sure they'd falter with 11 new starters after last year's national championship.
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Cast aside by their former teams, the players, known as the Golden Misfits, formed a close-knit locker room in large part by proving their doubters wrong.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that Tesla's success reminds him of what has been accomplished by Amazon and Netflix, companies that overcame early doubters to upend industries.
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Trump Mocks Greta Thunberg on Twitter, and She Jabs Back Michelle Obama urged the 16-year-old climate activist to "ignore the doubters" after the president's comments.
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Soccer gave me the confidence to work through the added pressure, prove the doubters wrong, and resolve to clear a smoother path for future generations of women.
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Sobchak spoke to VICE News about her campaign, its many doubters, and what she aims to achieve in an election whose results are already cast in stone.
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But he has already defied the rules, and proven his doubters wrong, by blasting a hole through French party politics and transforming the face of the National Assembly.
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People are just coming out of the shadows and old friends that I've chummed with back then and all these doubters who never really cared about my music.
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London studio ustwo's rather friendlier-on-the-blood-pressure Land's End is the sort of tailor-made VR experience that can have the doubters double-checking their opinions.
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Any thoughts, though, that Russia may have had about winning over the doubters among the Council members were probably dashed on Wednesday when WADA released another damning report.
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In 1935 Einstein teamed up with Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen, a couple of fellow doubters, to devise a paradox meant to show that quantum theory was incomplete.
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Mr Trump proved his doubters wrong—and, if exit polls are to believed, appears to have done just as well as Mr Romney with black and Hispanic voters.
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Despite doubters along the way, she's remained the industry's gold standard for how to run a high-fashion brand while abstaining from textiles that have traditionally defined luxury.
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But, at the same time, there were doubters for companies like Amazon that would go on to become some of the largest companies in the world, Lin said.
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Lobov has done well to maintain his position on the UFC roster so far, defying the many doubters he had coming off his season of The Ultimate Fighter.
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Whether Zimbabwean policymakers can convince their doubters, both in financial markets and on the streets, will be central to the success or failure of the new RTGS dollar.
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Every day as part of our efforts, I brawled with and cajoled the press and a phalanx of doubters to accept Deval's candidacy as something special and possible.
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At the time of the vote, parliament speaker Volodymyr Groysman, who is now prime minister, tried to reassure doubters, saying "God forbid" Ukraine would ever support gay marriage.
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But with the president on the verge of signing a big tax reform package, it looks like he's firmly in charge—and taking his revenge on his doubters.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian maverick Nick Kyrgios is ready to win over his doubters and can become an 'international sporting superstar' according to former world number one Boris Becker.
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Tesla certainly has its doubters, and the company has struggled with a number of challenges, including production issues that have slowed deliveries of the company's Model 3 sedan.
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Tito Ortiz is ANGRY over claims his fight with Chael Sonnen was fixed -- and just invited all doubters to his gym so he can CHOKE YOU OUT HIMSELF!!!
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In the early days of those companies, Cramer said there were significant doubters who thought they would lose too much money before being able to turn a profit.
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Despite his numbers in college, some doubters have questions about whether the 6-foot, 200-pound McCaffrey can handle the rigors of the N.F.L. as a featured back.
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To the doubters, the reason for the 2014 Musk letter and the lack of self-driving patents does not stem from any generosity on the part of Musk.
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Kasich aides also reject the notion that it's too late for him to surge to victory, noting that he's faced doubters from the moment he decided to run.
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He steadfastly pushed back at doubters, even appearing on "Good Morning America," where he passionately proclaimed his innocence and questioned why anyone would make up a hate crime.
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For doubters, it's worth noting that Berkshire Hathaway placed its own stamp of approval on the direct-sales industry; the multinational holding company has owned Pampered Chef since 2003.
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Mr. Day boasted in an internal email in February that FlyNYON had defied its doubters, whom he called "dinosaurs," and had increased its business last year by 400 percent.
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Mr Kushner, by the same token, appears to be motivated in part by the prospect of thumbing it to his doubters, with their dreary talk of history and risk.
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During these days of silence, Republicans pounced and moved toward a vote, obviously convincing enough Senate doubters that they could take the risk of bringing this to the floor.
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CM Punk feels Tim Tebow's pain -- saying he understands what it's like to get hate for trying a new sport ... but hopes they can both prove the doubters wrong.
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It took only 40 minutes and 97 points on Friday night in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals for the No. 3 seed Terrapins to make believers of some doubters.
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This was a major factor in winning over doubters like Ted Cruz and the evangelical community, which supported Trump more than any Republican presidential nominee since George W. Bush.
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There are plenty of doubters and supporters of 'The Notorious' after UFC 196, which will probably guarantee the same hype and anticipation when he eventually returns to the Octagon.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Inbee Park has two words for doubters who thought she should sit out the Olympics and give her spot to another South Korean: gold medal.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna seem committed, but there are definitely doubters ... and Porsche seems to be on the verge of victory in the crash that killed Paul Walker.
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Any thoughts, though, that Russia may have had about winning over the doubters among the IAAF Council members were probably dashed on Wednesday when WADA released another damning report.
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Occasionally, Amy takes on a more specific face — she might be Amber Heard or Christine Blasey Ford or Wade Robson or James Safechuck, if you listen to their doubters.
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"He still thinks about the doubters who doubted him from the first time he ever touched a soccer ball," said Herculez Gomez, his former United States and Sounders teammate.
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His work soon becomes a source of hope to the grieving, a business opportunity for the money-hungry, and a target of doubters intent on proving him a fraud.
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JON PARELES A note to all the Sheeran doubters out there: this was a very lovely song to begin with, and now there is a new version featuring Beyoncé.
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That vanishing is a consistent theme in pop culture of late, from the symbolic devils of Hannibal and The Knick to the broken doubters of Calvary and The Innocents.
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Experts have expressed fears that this small but vocal group of doubters is helping fuel outbreaks of preventable diseases like measles in communities where parents decline to vaccinate their children.
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Musk himself has over the years taken to Twitter to do battle against such doubters, fighting back against investors betting against his stock and other detractors, often with controversial comments.
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Taking a leadership role in yet another ahead-of-its-time venture will likely raise questions about Musk's ability to run the complex businesses — but he's proven doubters wrong before.
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"The general tone of activity data over the last two weeks is not really enough to swing the doubters into rate hike territory," said James Knightley, senior economist at ING.
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February has been an underwhelming month for Hollywood studios at the box office, but Robert Rodriguez is confident that his new movie, "Alita: Battle Angel," will prove the doubters wrong.
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For doubters, the production cuts and rising prices threw a lifeline to U.S. shale producers and encouraged them to ramp up drilling even faster, jeopardizing the long-term market balance.
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Smith has accused the officials and environmental groups who support the probes of trying to chill the free-speech rights of Exxon and other past or current climate change doubters.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim or a Mexican or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me a lot," he said.
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Both have left doubters in their wake, in part because of the sport's dubious history with retirement and also because each man has shown that he still possesses dominating skills.
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On a conceptual level, though, the Arkham series was constructed by a team who wanted to do the Bat justice and, in turn, convert millions of doubters in the process.
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At the time of the vote, the Speaker of the parliament Volodymyr Groysman, who is now Prime Minister, tried to reassure doubters by saying Ukraine would never support gay marriage.
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"It's indeed a beautiful film, one that will surely convince doubters that Müller is one of the cinema's best cameramen," the critic and film professor Holly Willis wrote in Variety.
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At one time or another, doubters of the lone gunman theory "have accused 21992 groups, 22017 assassins and 21962 people of being involved in the assassination," said author Vincent Bugliosi.
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Just in case there are any doubters, he rampages through the streets throwing grenades, firing his rifle and — in a final act of defiance — lights the Gestapo headquarters on fire.
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He stood by McCarthy, and reminded doubters of the Abner Louima case, in 1997, in which a New York policeman had sodomized a man in custody with a broom handle.
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He followed that up with a distinct lack of humility, and did essentially nothing during the 2016-'17 transition winter to try to reach out to skeptics or assuage doubters.
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For now, she wants to let her on-court skills turn any remaining doubters into believers and bring an end to the sexist comments that almost kept her from the league.
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Nonetheless, the CEO of Bayer is rushing to put these doubters to rest, telling CNBC on Monday that he sees no obvious financing or regulatory risks with the all-cash transaction.
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"He is determined to prove his doubters wrong," one U.S. official told CNN, even as uncertainty remains about how much progress he has actually made in his quest for nuclear missiles.
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Those starting tribes tend to matter less as the season goes on, but let's get all of you doubters and neophytes caught up on what Survivor actually looks like in 2018.
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Doubters and doom-mongers will likely continue to cast doubt over the efficacy of such developments, but Smolke's believes her work could be the start of a new era in medicine.
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Doubters can point out that the Department of Defence requires a tiny slice of American steel supply, and that America's largest supplier for both metals, Canada, is an ally (see chart).
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The fifth-year senior, who some fans wanted bench after the Buckeyes&apos offense struggled in a September loss to Oklahoma, had just delivered a performance to quiet any remaining doubters.
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Owens tells TMZ Sports he strongly believes Dez's priority should be getting on a team now, proving himself -- and then worrying about contract stuff after he's proved all the doubters wrong.
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Indeed, in reporting for a story at the time of the buyout, former Sakti3 executives told me that the doubters were correct—the company's technology was rudimentary and nowhere near commercial.
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Hearing the superlatives applied to Wall Street's fast start — the up 22 percent, its best first quarter in 2850 years — might leave the impression the bulls have routed the doubters decisively.
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In some ways, he proved doubters wrong on his swing through Saudi Arabia, Israel, Belgium and Italy, advancing his goals, delivering on a pre-planned strategy and avoiding self-harming controversies.
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The 33-year old Harvard dropout has encountered doubters every step of the way since starting Facebook in his dorm room and building it into a juggernaut valued at $540 billion.
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Reyes said he would not steal 60 bases or hit 20 triples, numbers he once approached regularly — "Let's not get too crazy," he said — but that he was aware of doubters.
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His patter is honed by a career battling doubters (an analyst once put him down with the quip: "Ocado begins with an 'o', ends with an 'o', and is worth zero").
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The internal turbulence led Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, to urge Republican authors of the measure to consider changes to win over some doubters and ease party divisions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China's new crude oil futures contract, which began trading this week, has a good chance of confounding the doubters and becoming a regional benchmark where other contracts have failed.
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Twice World Cup winners Uruguay offered them the chance to show they truly belonged among the elite, but it was an opportunity wasted, merely serving to give ammunition to the doubters.
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The rise of McGregor serves as proof as he continually faced doubters and critics as the yardstick to measure success was continually moved for the Irishman until he won UFC gold.
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The Warriors, who will face the Toronto Raptors, are so good that they're struggling to find ways to show that winning isn't inevitable and they still have doubters to motivate them.
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This year's Stanley Cup finals feature two franchises seeking their first championship: one team no one thought would win anything significant this season, and another with many doubters of its own.
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Stud running back Jeff Wilson says the Niners are LOVING the shade doubters are throwing their way after their 3-0 start ... he tells TMZ Sports SF's using it as motivation!!!
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Mr. Perry could prove his doubters wrong by expanding investment in breakthrough energy technologies like advanced nuclear reactors, high-capacity batteries and electrical grids that can better accommodate variable power suppliers.
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If the only thing your doubters are adding is yet another reminder that you're going off society's script, then it's time to say thanks for the opinion but please back off.
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But on the flip side, a win would help the real estate magnate regain his form, establishing him as a bona fide threat to win the nomination and silencing his doubters.
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The rupture infuriated some of Mr. Sanders's supporters, who feared it would detract from a stunning financial haul that they had hoped would quiet the doubters about a second Sanders candidacy.
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Dalton's strong season has silenced most of his doubters, but his injury means at least a minority think sticking with a healthy McCarron, should the Bengals advance, might be a wiser play.
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Despite not completing his collection of golf's four major championships, Spieth walked away from the course showing any doubters he still has what it takes to compete on the game's biggest stages.
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That does not reassure the doubters, who point to Mr Ren's background in the People's Liberation Army, as well as to Chinese laws compelling private firms to assist the state if asked.
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For doubters thinking the rally is just a last gasp of the decadelong bull market, analysts who study charts to make buying and selling decisions believe there is more room to run.
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Technologists are often called upon to do things that seem impossible, and so they celebrate when doubters are proven wrong—when the dismissal of an idea becomes evidence of its visionary reach.
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And doubters be damned: to anyone else who doesn't understand the extreme genre or who thinks she's better off at home, both Grindmother and Rain Forest have only positive vibes to send.
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They denigrate environmentalists as "communist, un-American fanatics and diametrically opposed to prosperity, jobs, and profit," according to a 2013 study of climate doubters, "Wise Contrarians," published in the journal Celebrity Studies.
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The company has no public product, something that has caused doubters to clamor; at the same time, the company has public defenders who claim its AR technology could, in fact, be revolutionary.
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But Mr. Trump recently gave doubters an opening when he suggested he would intervene with the Justice Department in the Huawei case if it would help secure a trade deal with Beijing.
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"Warren has proven the doubters wrong before," wrote Roger Lau, Ms. Warren's campaign manager, in the memo provided to The New York Times and sent to supporters and staff on Tuesday afternoon.
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Here's what they said—and I say this to the doubters—here's what the Foreign Ministry said: the two sides are unanimous in the issue of reaching an economic and trade agreement.
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The long-term involvement of some of those games is unlikely to convince doubters though, who believe the violence in some games, however popular they are commercially, was contrary to Olympic values.
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"Financial theory says that if something is not shortable then it can be taken over by enthusiasts, and the doubters can no longer have an adequate way of vetting against," he said.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim or a Mexican or someone black I feel like the doubters would have supported me a lot much more," Smollett said.
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"I wanted to prove everybody wrong, all the doubters thinking I was going to lose," said Ruiz, 29, who became the first fighter of Mexican descent to win the world heavyweight title.
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The newest member of the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders knows there are skeptics who think he'll fail ... but when we spoke with the 33-year-old, he had a strong message for the doubters.
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It might also have gone some way toward silencing doubters, particularly of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, who had thrown for just 77 yards in his team's NFC championship victory against the Green Bay Packers.
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John F. Sopko's assessment has its doubters, but he paints a stark picture of security so shaky and roads so dangerous that inspector general staff take helicopters to the airport rather than drive.
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But Luck, coming off the worst season of his career, is back to full health and will be determined to remind any doubters why he is considered one of the game's best quarterbacks.
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The photo, which appears to be inspired by Renaissance portraits and Dolce & Gabbana ad campaigns, is a colorful and festive celebration of Queen Bey's bump and gives doubters all the proof they need.
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Two months ago, 215.8 profit growth was pegged at 20193 percent; it is now seen at 22019 percent, and growing ranks of doubters reckon growth could slow to half that rate or less.
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Any remaining doubters can ask Margaery, or the High Septon, or the luckless Septa Unella, or even King Tommen, for whom it all was finally just too much to bear, the poor thing.
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Despite the fact that we have next to zero information about what AmazonCare would actually be, the news still sent healthcare stocks falling and led to optimistic predictions and double-takes from doubters.
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Among the doubters have been Mr. Trump, who last year alleged that the father of one of his Republican presidential primary rivals, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, was somehow involved in the assassination.
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LONDON — It is always satisfying to prove your doubters wrong and, in the case of Jeremy Corbyn, the left-wing leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, there were an awful lot of them.
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The Uber exec notes that she feels "very much charged" to take on the issue of diversity, especially as a black woman who has had to face doubters and obstacles in her career.
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Our teams' dedication to our brand and our guests over the past several years -- even when there were doubters who didn't believe in our strategy -- have brought Target to where we are today.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim, or a Mexican, or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me much more," Smollett told ABC's Robin Roberts.
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For the doubters in the room who've been holding out hope that fan-favorite character Barb will be back, Stranger Things' New York Comic Con panel, held on October 7, had disappointing news.
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KIDNAPPED MODEL HITS BACK AT ABDUCTION DOUBTERS, SAYS SHE WAS WILLING TO HAVE SEX WITH KIDNAPPER TO STAY ALIVE Ayling said Herba had lured her to Milan last July by setting up a photoshoot.
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But it's also Drew Barrymore — the lovable weirdo who made Donnie Darko happen and rose to Jessica Lange's level in Grey Gardens in spite of scads of vocal doubters — at her strange, charming finest.
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While the lyrics lean toward the earnest, Cosentino did allow herself a wink on "Everything Has Changed," rhyming "lazy crazy baby" as a nod to the doubters who have dismissed her writing as repetitive.
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Despite being one of the founding members, having contributed to the initial investment in the company's development and running the company during and even after the school day ends, Lewis has run into doubters.
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Speaking outside number 10 Downing Street in his first public words as leader, Johnson said "doubters, doomsters and gloomsters" who did not believe Britain could achieve a worthwhile Brexit would soon be proven wrong.
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The Oklahoma QB measured in at 5-10, 207 pounds at February's combine ... and count Theismann in as one of the doubters who says that's way too small for an NFL QB. And why?
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Meanwhile, BG's full-year production report should reassure doubters, suggesting that the company's new CEO, Helge Lund, and his turnaround efforts are already paying off with stronger-than-expected output in Australia and Brazil.
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"As I told those girls in Cambodia, our job is to push past those doubters and to find those caring adults that see the positive in us because they are out there," she said.
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Accepting the Republican nomination in Cleveland, the billionaire twice pledged to be a "voice" for working Americans, restore law and order and to confound elites and doubters by winning the White House in November.
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After Crosby got off to the slowest start in his N.H.L. career from October to December last season, his status as the league's top star seemed in doubt, and he was among the doubters.
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Maersk itself hasn't made a major acquisition for more than a decade but says it might be open to "the right opportunity", although doubters believe such deals risk accumulating ships without securing enough customers.
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And, given the large number of uncertainties still at play in this race -- scroll down -- there's still some reason to believe Warren's doubters have written her political obituary just a little too quickly. 3.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim, or a Mexican, or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me much more," Mr. Smollett tells ABC's Robin Roberts.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim or a Mexican or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me a lot much more," he told ABC News.
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When a majority of the public is mentally prepared to accept the government's account because it conforms to their preconceptions, the government can easily beat back doubts by calling doubters disloyal and un-American.
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"Aside from the deregulation component, most of this rally would have occurred regardless of Trump's initiatives, which means this move might be a lot more sustainable than the doubters would have you believe," he said.
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The studio-maimed 1954 musical is an incontestable classic; the new version is, doubters be damned, an absolute banger; and even the iteration that really isn't good, the 1976 Streisand vehicle, manages to be mesmerizing.
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Doubters don't believe that these apps will feel "native" to the Mac, but instead seem like iPad apps just plopped down in the middle of your mouse-and-window-central interface like badly transplanted organs.
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However, data analysis firm Markit said Wednesday that the recent rush has also attracted plenty of doubters in the form of short sellers - those traders that bet that the price of a security will fall.
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His mission, therefore, was to lead the doubters and internet-oppressors gently into the new territory, disarming them with his cowboy hat and beard and with language which a poet or a cowhand could understand.
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All it takes is a quick look back to see that in the buildup to his fight with Aldo, McGregor had no shortage of doubters—and, of course, we all know how that one went.
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Tommy and Maryanne Pilling brought viewers to tears after they appeared on a morning talk show to celebrate 23 years of marriage — despite doubters who claimed they wouldn't last because they both had Down syndrome.
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Contreras has the body, unlike Schwarber, but he no doubt identified with the desire to prove the doubters wrong—to prove that Suarez and all the scouts who said he was a catcher were right.
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Samsung doesn't necessarily add anything that would prove to smartwatch doubters that they're a necessary gadget, but it seems to have done a good job refining one of the better options out there so far.
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There was, he said, still scope to fail to get out of the group but he also had a warning to the doubters who have watched his automatic qualifiers flounder through a diet of friendlies.
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"But here's the bottom line on this incredible situation: despite all the doubters, including yours truly, Jack Dorsey has done an amazing job of running both Twitter and Square at the same time," Cramer concluded.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said that her government is "proving the doubters wrong" after European Union leaders agreed that Brexit negotiations can finally move on to their next phase in the new year.
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The doubters are probably correct: There is relatively little time left on the congressional calendar this year, and the Republicans who control the House and Senate have shown no great appetite for tackling gun control.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, a 33-year-old Harvard dropout, has encountered doubters every step of the way since starting Facebook in his dorm room and building it into a juggernaut valued at more than $500 billion.
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If they are right they have the kind of tenacity that kind of riveting capability that I talked about earlier to basically overcome the obstacles, overcome the risks, the doubters, and bring something to market.
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Any new package would not only have its own new set of detractors and doubters but also would face a real time crunch to simply pass it through the House and the Senate before midnight.
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Mr. LoBaido is advising doubters to relax and appreciate the native wisdom of Staten Island, where 57 percent of the vote went to Mr. Trump, while Hillary Clinton won 79 percent of the entire city.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Friday morning lamented that more of the document would not be made public, perhaps hinting at frustration that the Obama administration hasn't done more to silence doubters.
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Doubters have said that it is, at best, a slightly more reliable way to track data, and at worst, a much less efficient method of keeping data than current ones that rely on central gatekeepers.
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In a lot of ways, the dwindling state of Russia's liberal opposition has created an opening for Sobchak's unlikely presidential bid, and despite facing a legion of doubters, she appears to be going all in.
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A report from CNBC on January 4 that Gillibrand was checking in with Wall Street in advance of announcing raised further questions about the strength of her commitment to the progressive cause, especially among her doubters .
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His Republican shock troops storm secure hearing rooms, he blasts Republican doubters as "human scum" and his aides slam diplomats who testify about his alleged abuses of power as "radical bureaucrats" at war with the Constitution.
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Why it matters: The research bolsters confidence in NASA's data set, which climate change doubters have been trying to poke holes in for years, in part because it tends to find greater Arctic warming than NOAA.
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I don&apost that I&aposll ever admit that but I&aposll find some kind of an excuse (END VIDEO CLIP) INGRAHAM: Oh come on, even some of the doubters had to laugh a little bit.
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And I recoil thinking about the whisper of vengeance that gets attached to this resentment, the wanting to show the doubters and the haters how wrong they were and the hope that they will get theirs.
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Instead, what they are trying to do is rob Pelosi of the simple majority she needs on the House floor, forcing her to either win over doubters on a second (or more) ballot or bow out.
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Clinton said on Wednesday that they were confident Mr. Sanders would come around in time, and that the broad message she had outlined for the fall campaign would suffice to win over doubters on the left.
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Maroon 5 has just crushed the doubters who said finding another artist for the Super Bowl Halftime Show was impossible ... because TMZ has learned they locked down one of the biggest names in music ... Travis Scott!!!
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Before I came to Eight Mile Rock, I thought Hield's was a classic story of a young kid with dreams of something bigger escaping his humble roots to make a name for himself, doubters be damned.
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She has endured long enough to convert more than a few doubters into fans; endured long enough to experience the full effect of the new acoustics as the roars of support reverberated indoors on Tuesday night.
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Targeting the doubters in New York, his predraft destination of choice, he was promising that in no way was he going to be another Andrea Bargnani or Frédéric Weis, two European skeletons in the Knicks' closet.
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CEO Travis Kalanick has made a lot of mistakes, but with tenacity, time, and some luck, he may be able to — like Jeff Bezos 15 years ago — change the company's culture and prove the doubters wrong.
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The Texan has generated plenty of skepticism from respected pundits during his three seasons of AFL but he delivered a stunning riposte to doubters during the Magpies' upset of the reigning champions Richmond in Melbourne on Friday.
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But Park, who at 27 became the youngest player to be inducted into the LPGA's Hall of Fame last year, proved her doubters wrong by cruising to a five-shot win over an elite field in Brazil.
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Eliot Cohen—signatory to the Republican foreign policy establishment letter denouncing its own candidate—suggested in the days after the election that doubters should nonetheless go and work for the administration for the sake of the country.
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I want to be chivalrous and come to your aid, but I know that if I did, it would only create more fodder for your doubters who will claim that you couldn't do it on your own.
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Mr McIlroy wound up finishing 21st, offering a healthy pay-out to doubters—including your correspondent—who took odds of 2.5-to-one (a 29% probability) or better that he would fail to make the top 20.
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Like the doubters in early episodes of Game of Thrones who could not believe that undead White Walkers actually existed, Remainers listened when commentators and politicians promised that Brexit was indeed coming, but refused to believe it.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign entered a new phase Monday as he went to Washington to begin to court the Republican political and foreign policy establishment and to convince doubters he's more than a rabble-rousing outsider.
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Wingers Jonny May and Anthony Watson have shown themselves brave and effective jumpers, while fullback Elliot Daly knows this is the day when he will have to prove the doubters wrong over that aspect of his game.
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Embiid ends the year having appeared in 31 games, electrifying believers and doubters of The Process alike with an absurd line of 20.2 points, 7.8 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 2.5 blocks in just 25.4 minutes per game.
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Whether fans are frustrated Dos Santos never fulfilled his potential in Europe, or just simply annoyed that he's playing in the United States, Dos Santos has constantly had to win over doubters since his move to MLS.
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Culture / Fun • Courtney Barnett Faces Doubts and Doubters on 'Tell Me How You Really Feel': Newly unguarded, the songwriter sets aside her sly character studies in favor of declarations and confrontations on her second solo studio album.
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Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, was until recently disparaged by doubters in his own party as yesterday's man, but is now revered by them for the same reason — yesterday being the nearest modern Britain can get to tomorrow.
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The 28-year-old signal caller said it felt great to prove the doubters wrong by claiming the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but said his squad won't be satisfied until they hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
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Charles Coppolani, Arjel's president, said he believed female soccer players have a larger incentive, one driven by a passion to promote their sport and silence doubters, that meant they were less likely to agree to fix games.
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"Aside from the deregulation component, most of this rally would have occurred regardless of Trump's initiatives, which means this move might be a lot more sustainable than the doubters would have you believe," the "Mad Money " host said.
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In a mere six months, Vegas has elated fans, defied odds, set records, silenced doubters and established hockey in a brand new market, en route to becoming the most successful expansion team in major North American professional sports.
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The Israeli news media published text messages in which some of the teenagers expressed fears about the outing, and organizers reassured the doubters that they were well prepared and had the authorities' approval to go ahead with it.
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But for any doubters out there, a new study from researchers at Indiana University that analyzed more than one billion public Twitch comments concludes that women on the streaming site are routinely objectified in some pretty gross ways.
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Since then, the Hyperloop has spawned two Los Angeles-based startups, numerous partnerships with former governments, and a whole cottage industry of fans and doubters who wonder if the super-fast, futuristic transportation system can ever be built.
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Renzi has repeatedly defended the electoral law, convinced the opinion polls are overstating 5-Star's strength, but in a concession to PD doubters he agreed this weekend to possible modifications, including returning to a one-round voting system.
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It's a topic about which he feels quite passionate — luckily, he lets his English secretary edit his speech down to an appropriate length — and the audience will include some Tory doubters of his, such as Sir Robert Peel.
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But, while the Brazilian Alves' motivation is clearly that of trying to maintain his successful run in the UFC, Barberena will be inspired by the comments made by Northcutt following their fight to prove any potential doubters wrong.
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Trump's doubters have long wondered whether the political novice will be able to turn the energy around his campaign into hard votes and say it's a question that will dog his campaign until he's able to prove otherwise.
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He has enormous executive power at his fingertips and the ability to win over some doubters with even the smallest backtracking like his recent ousting of Chief White House Strategist Steve Bannon, or just the passage of time.
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In June 2011, Mr. da Silva's handpicked successor, President Dilma Rousseff, told thousands of cheering workers at the BrasFELS shipyard near Rio that Brazil had silenced the doubters, leaving no question that she would continue the industry efforts.
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These are among the messages that flowed from the America First Energy Conference in New Orleans this week, hosted by some of the country's most vocal climate change doubters - and attended by a handful of Trump administration officials.
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Apart from secular doubters, that view has always had a few Christian advocates: from Jehovah's Witnesses to early Scots Presbyterians and Quakers, there has always been a minority of self-identifying Christians who have no time for Yuletide jollity.
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"This find has important implications for our understanding of early human dispersal and evolution in the region and quashes once and for all any doubters that believe Homo floresiensis was merely a sick modern human," said van den Bergh.
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And for you doubters: Scientists specializing in food products determined that commercially produced mayo has a high enough acidity that bacteria growth associated with food-borne illnesses is slowed and the product doesn't need to be refrigerated, NPD said.
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When a series of reports surfaced this summer suggesting that her road had been more complicated, Trump -- who was mired in a series of damaging controversies at the time -- pledged to hold a news conference to quiet the doubters.
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To all the doubters and naysayers and everyone who gave me hell and said I could not or would not or must not, your resistance made me stronger, made me push harder, made me the fighter that I am.
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He said he had expected Mr. Trump to plumb his personal life and career for the kind of anecdotes that would turn him, in the eyes of his doubters, from a cartoon into a flesh-and-blood human being.
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Eni last month committed $50 million to one of several projects aiming to produce energy by fusing atoms at temperatures as hot as the sun, a process seen by doubters as still closer to science fiction than commercial reality.
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After being snubbed by the Oscars for her work in Hustlers, she still had the Super Bowl halftime show to show her haters, doubters, and the entire Hollywood establishment who refuse to accept her that she is a force.
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After news broke that Pattinson would be taking over the role previously played by George Clooney, Christian Bale and Ben Affleck, among others, the internet was divided, but the actor told Variety that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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The concern that impeachment would only lead to acquittal and further erosion of the rule of law was aired in Democratic circles before the House acted, and the doubters turn out to have been entirely correct on this score.
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For casual doubters who would remain politically committed to contrived bifurcations of U.S. law and international law — bifurcations expressly built into Trump's backward-looking vision of "American First" — they can begin by examining Article 6 of the US Constitution.
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My fondness for international soccer is old news to regular readers, so it won't surprise newsletter subscribers to know that I am rooting for an N.B.A. "cup" competition to defy the doubters and gradually win acceptance from American fans.
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ABOUT VILLANOVA (21-213): The Wildcats are 22-214 in their last six NCAA Tournament games against teams not seeded 23th or 163th, so this is a critical contest for Wright's squad if it hopes to silence the doubters.
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If he repeats it as president he will be well on his way to proving the doubters wrong, and early market reaction in the short time since his election indicates he is already proving willing to reach out constructively.
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And now he has notched his first primary victory, proving the last of the doubters wrong and showing that he can win in all the states that show him leading by sizable margins, including the next contest in South Carolina.
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"I think the administration is probably trying to come up with a plan A and a plan B." Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, joined the list of doubters this week, saying he does not see the votes lining up.
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KIDNAPPED MODEL HITS BACK AT ABDUCTION DOUBTERS "It hadn't really occurred to me before how important it is to choose the place of your death, like whether it's in a hospital or at home with family by your side," he continued.
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With the six-minute flight packed with a full power takeoff, steep climbs, and the tightest possible turns, Lockheed Martin tried to silence its doubters and convince the world that the F-35 really is the ultimate aerial fighting machine.
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Bridgen said some former doubters of the deal would now support it after May won last-minute assurances from the European Union late on Monday night, but many would wait and see whether Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party backed it.
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Elon Musk is no stranger to bold predictions, and on Tuesday he lobbed another one at self-driving tech doubters: The Tesla CEO said the electric car maker's full self-driving feature will be completed by the end of 2019.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's government was scrambling on Sunday to get support in parliament for her Brexit deal at the third time of asking, aiming to persuade doubters with threats and promises to avoid any move to oust her.
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INGRAHAM: Well, some of the doubters, Kevin, are saying, well, a lot of this has been juiced by other countries buying our soybeans in anticipation of the tariffs that are now not going to happen as far as Europe goes.
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Appearances by Luvvy, with its smudged makeup and cheese-grater voice, became common on Pseudo radio and TV shows and at parties where clients were present—and as Josh must have known, were a gift to his critics and doubters.
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"This find quashes once and for all any doubters that believe Homo floresiensis was merely a sick modern human," Gert van den Bergh, from the University of Wollongong's Centre for Archaeological Science, who co-authored the study, told the BBC.
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He is "one of the top ozone science doubters in the state," according to a 2016 profile in the Houston Press: Honeycutt is the guy who has been leading the charge against making any changes to air quality standards in Texas.
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Zion Williamson — the high-flying Duke dunker whom the New Orleans Pelicans selected with the first overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft — has already stunned even his most adamant doubters with his incredible efficiency throughout his NBA preseason showings.
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Davis' 40-point, 20-rebound performance Tuesday night that featured 26 points from the charity stripe — a stat line only registered by one Wilt Chamberlain during his record-smashing 100-point game — may have been enough to silence his doubters.
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But Davis' 40-point, 20-rebound performance Tuesday night that featured 26 points from the charity stripe — a stat line only registered by one Wilt Chamberlain during his record-smashing 100-point game — may have been enough to silence his doubters.
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Landis quipped that there have always been Netflix doubters, going back to the days when it was just a DVD mail service that investors thought would be killed by the likes of Blockbuster, Redbox and even retail giant Walmart (WMT).
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Mr. Sánchez's doubters have included many within his own party since a poor showing in the December election in which the Socialists got just 22 percent of the votes — half what they received in 2008, when they last won national elections.
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The critical success of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and Watch the Throne had transformed Kanye from a pop star to a vengeful revenant enacting judgement on his doubters, commanding pop culture with prog-rock rap and passionate onstage speeches.
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Y.) and Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerLobbying world House approves bill increasing federal worker pay House approves 21625 billion spending package MORE (R-Texas) — defied their doubters to hash out a compromise with two days to spare before another scheduled shutdown.
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His strong polling numbers are a consequence of name recognition more than anything else, the doubters say — and an establishment Democrat first elected to the Senate in 1972 is hardly what the party wants in the current, insurgent-friendly political moment.
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He makes an effort to see everyone around him as a person, resisting the temptation to cast them into easy roles like hero or villain, victim or perpetrator, and it's disarming enough to win over even some of his doubters.
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Pruitt reaffirmed plans for the EPA to host a public debate on climate science sometime this year that would pit climate change doubters against other climate scientists, but he provided no further details on timing or which scientists would be involved.
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"He'll end up making the team as a backup, he'll sit there and be that backup guy that doesn't get a ton of reps," said Hennesy, who doesn't hide that he wants to see Fine prove his doubters wrong again.
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It was not the robust affirmation she needed as she heads to Brussels on Thursday to ask the other 27 EU leaders, who have made room for her at a summit, for clarification of the deal to reassure the doubters.
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"While we have faced many technological challenges and even more doubters as we advanced this project, we have been steadfast in our commitment to our customers and the communities we serve," Dominion CEO Thomas Farrell said in a statement Monday.
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While four years of relative comity have followed between the Council and Mr. de Blasio, Ms. Mark-Viverito, who leaves office at the end of the month, converted many of her doubters by standing up to the mayor when it counted.
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After news broke that Pattinson, 33, would be taking over the role previously played by George Clooney, Christian Bale and Ben Affleck, among others, the internet was divided, but the actor told Variety that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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Seeing a Black body terrorized because of race and sexual orientation is an all too familiar scene to the QTPOC community, which is why accepting it as reality wasn't a problem for us when it seemed difficult for those doubters to believe.
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And she's receiving loads of positive press coverage at the moment; "Elizabeth Warren Is Completely Serious" from The New York Times, "Elizabeth Warren is proving her doubters wrong" in the Washington Post and "Can Elizabeth Warren Win It All?" from the New Yorker.
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The rapper, forced to swim against a wave of respectability politics and doubters for the past year, appears in surreal, high glam ahead of her long-awaited Invasion of Privacy album release, proving that she is indeed a girl who could do both.
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Her investing firm, Ellevest, which launched three years ago against a sea of doubters in the financial industry, appears to have captured an audience of wealthy women interested in Krawcheck's message of investing-as-empowerment, which resonates in the era of MeToo.
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Even though the vote is not due until next month, it became clear this week that the deal was indeed doomed when her last-ditch attempt to win over doubters backfired spectacularly and triggered the resignation of a senior minister (see article).
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And lest you doubters start in with criticisms about the ability of a hardened, ex-Oracle techie to make a dent in the wild world of residential real estate, you should know that Douglas' co-founder is a longtime real estate professional.
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Sure, Hillary Clinton could have chosen Elizabeth Warren as her running mate, multiplying the historic impact of her candidacy, galvanizing the liberal base, and showing her doubters that she is capable of not poll-testing and risk-minimizing every decision to death.
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READ: Korean-American confessed to espionage charges, says North Korean official "He is determined to prove his doubters wrong," one U.S. official told CNN, even as uncertainty remains about how much progress he has actually made in his quest for nuclear missiles.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's New Century Resources is on track to turn a giant tailings dam into the world's fifth-biggest source of zinc as it defies doubters to make its first shipment in August, said Patrick Walta, the mineral processor's managing director.
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Record: 4-0Last week: 7thWeek 5 result: Beat the Browns, 31-3Week 6 opponent: at Los Angeles RamsOne thing to know: The San Francisco 49ers silenced any doubters they had on Monday night with a dominant win over the Cleveland Browns in primetime.
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Mr. Froman for months has been meeting with lawmakers to address their complaints and with other nations' trade ministers, to goad their countries to act on their T.P.P. commitments now – on labor rights, for example – so that he can reassure Congress's doubters.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers served up the biggest surprise of the day, taking down the Los Angeles Rams 55-40 as 10-point road underdogs, while Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns also silenced their doubters as touchdown underdogs against the Ravens.
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The mayor may not have won over all of the doubters yet, Ms. Wylde said, but he had scored points with them by being "very fiscally responsible," referring to the mayor's budgeting process and the contracts his administration had reached with unions.
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Doubters questioned why it took 18 days after Mr. Khashoggi disappeared in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul for the royal court to admit knowledge of his fate — after insisting for two weeks that he had left the consulate freely after a brief visit.
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She knew that in the "fake news" era doubters could accuse her of doctoring evidence, so she came up with a solution: "I decided to do it on Facebook Live, so people couldn't be like, 'You made that up,'" she told me.
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A player who has been embroiled in some sporting controversy, angered by an opponent or criticized by a coach, responds through performance: They battle back, they silence the doubters, they put all that behind them thanks to a goal, a win, a triumph.
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And after Jackson torched Miami in a 59-10 win -- throwing for five touchdowns and no interceptions and had a perfect passer rating (158.3) -- he had this to say to his doubters who didn't think he'd make it as an NFL quarterback.
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But Iguodala and Crowder are meaningful additions — while Memphis, which has taken considerable criticism for letting Iguodala wait at home as it searched for a trade for him, proved its doubters wrong and acquired the former lottery pick Justise Winslow in the process.
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Eni last month committed 50 million euros ($62 million) to one of several projects aiming to produce energy by fusing atoms at temperatures as hot as the sun, a process seen by doubters as still closer to science fiction than commercial reality.
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Gene Han, Target's vice president of new ventures and accelerators, knows the value of providing proof of concept before the concept takes concrete shape: He and his team hastily assembled a model of a CityTarget stores to overcome doubters in the C-suite.
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But their presence gave climate change doubters at the conference a boost: "It's a step in the right direction," said self-described climate change doubter Roy Spencer, a principal research scientist at the University of Alabama, referring to the U.S. officials in attendance.
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But while it's presumptuous (and rude) to say, "Oh, you'll change your mind one day" to anyone who insists they don't want kids, the reason why the childless-by-choice deal with doubters is that people do change their minds, all the time.
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The huge "Belt and Road" project, unveiled in 2013 and championed by Xi, is as amorphous as it is ambitious, and the May 14-15 forum attended by 29 leaders and other top officials from around the world was designed to overcome the doubters.
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Teigen makes it pretty clear that she loves her family and it's no stretch of the imagination to imagine her eating pasta in —but Rose tweeting confirmation for the doubters that might exist out in the world, claiming that Teigen's boobs are in fact, great.
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As with all Churchill dramas, it suffers from our retrospective wisdom: because we know that this man will weather one storm after the next, and that his doubters will be proved wrong, it's difficult to imagine an era when doubting—indeed, loathing—was the norm.
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Democrats are hoping to convince independent voters and other doubters that Trump was wrong not only in asking Ukraine to dig up dirt on his rival but in making it a quid-pro-quo proposition, Latin for a favor in exchange for a favor.
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But while Lloyd had plenty of supporters, there were also doubters — self-appointed kicking experts on Twitter criticized her for taking longer than a two-step approach on the ball, and claimed she might be a liability should one of her kicks get blocked.
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These people are varying degrees of delusional, like the National Socialist Movement commander who compares himself to MLK Jr. Davis talks about having turned men like these—who say they don't hate him personally—into first friends, then doubters of the white power ideology.
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But unlike last year when he arrived at Wimbledon ranked outside the top 1003 after one of the most difficult periods of his career, only to silence the doubters to win a fourth title, the 32-year-old looks at the peak of his powers.
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Despite the fact that walking around New York can increasingly mimic the experience of walking around the Mall of America, bookstores are opening now pretty frequently, as if to persuade the doubters to stay, to forget about moving to one of the Portlands or Philadelphia.
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For some doubters, that loss had restarted the quarterback controversy between Prescott and Tony Romo, which had seemed settled after Prescott and his fellow rookie, Ezekiel Elliott, led Dallas to the N.F.L.'s best record with a mix of big plays and relatively few mistakes.
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By the end of Volume 8213, Thatcher had triumphed over those doubters, not least in leading Britain to victory in the Falklands war — a conflict during which, inevitably, some had suggested that a female leader might lack the moral fortitude to direct British forces in wartime.
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"Several years ago if you had suggested to a room full of ethanol producers, 'we're going to have $45 crude oil and you guys are going to still make money,' you would have found some doubters," said Geoff Cooper, Senior Vice President at the Renewable Fuels Association.
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The doubters, who include Arvind Subramanian, the government's chief economic adviser from 2100 to 24, do not suggest foul play but rather poor methodology, compounded by the difficulty of measuring an "informal" sector that makes up 214% of the economy and accounts for 25% of employment.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim or a Mexican or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me a lot much more, and that says a lot about the place we are in our country right now," Smollett said.
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"This gift that football gave me was just preparing me to face the darkness, to face the doubters, to face the naysayers, to face the critics, and to realize that in life you can't let what's outside of you ever chart your course," he told CNN.
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That's one of the reasons why the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) recently handed eight Oregon State University computer science professors a $6.5 million research grant to work on a project to help make robots, cars, and other tech powered by AI more trustworthy for doubters.
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This is what he and Kim could agree on in Hanoi: Starting on April 1 (yes, April Fools Day for the doubters), North Korea will openly destroy at least 5 percent of its nuclear and missile capabilities and demolish at least one of its detention camps.
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Instead, what he was capturing like nobody else in his genre was the voice of a generation of doubters who, whether they admitted it or not, were starting to feel like outsiders in their own lives, like loners — even in a crowd, even within their own family.
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It doesn't help that she has usually chosen to let the work speak for itself, avoiding interviews that rise above surface-level promotion — not a bad thing for an artist to do, to be sure, though it allows plenty of room for doubters to deny her credit.
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But he offered one humorous thought on a scene that has spurred much of the discussion of hidden buzzers: Altuve's refusal to let his teammates rip off his jersey in celebration after he hit that homer — a clue to Astros doubters that Altuve had something hidden underneath.
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Immediately after Merkel gave a speech in which she talked about the need to convince climate doubters about the need for action, the U.N. broadcast a close-up of Trump on the General Assembly screens, who had made an unannounced visit along with Vice President Mike Pence.
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If they are not treating collectors, critics and dealers as a bunch of pseuds and dupes — Ms. Reza's "Art," which debates the merits of an all-white painting, is a classic of the genre — then they usually revolve around the doubters' two favorite themes: forgeries and thefts.
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Still boasting a deft touch, strength in the air and a superb eye for goal, he proved his doubters wrong with 44 goals in his first 18 months at Tigres, including several acrobatic volleys and long-range strikes that few others would dare attempt to pull off.
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Anyone who isn't a Jehovah's Witness may well be appalled not just by the brainwashing and all-round cultishness on display, but by the matter-of-fact callousness: doubters can be expelled from the group with less ceremony than if they were being downsized from an office internship.
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For months, she's been making bets with Trump doubters she encounters at bars and parties—she claimed she won $5,000 from an assistant for one of the Koch brothers who bet Trump would lose the primary—but conceded it's not a particularly effective way to elect a candidate.
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Contrasted with the way Wayne deploys Auto-Tune on his more radio-friendly singles or even his more gut-wrenching experiments, his use of it on a track like this seems to confirm doubters' fears that it was just a bad aesthetic choice rappers made because they could.
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Doubters, listen: if she can appear at an underpass in Chicago, if she can appear in the bruise on a woman's thigh at an E.R. in El Paso, then she can appear in a whirlpool of diammonium phosphate, spinning on the surface of an unnamed river in Afghanistan.
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With the proposed appointment by President-elect Donald Trump of climate denier, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to head Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and so many of other climate deniers and doubters proposed for key environmental positions, I suggest a new approach be proposed to him and to them.
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Record: 2-2Last week: 18thWeek 4 result: Beat the Ravens, 40-25Week 5 opponent: at San Francisco 49ersOne thing to know: Baker Mayfield and the Browns were excited to silence their doubters on Sunday after defeating the Ravens in Baltimore to take the top spot in the AFC North.
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Such reversals were calculated to endear Clinton-Kaine to Democratic doubters, many of whom stand to the left of the ticket and whom Mr Sanders in recent days has implored to stick with the party, rather than wasting their votes on third-party candidates, or worse, Mr Trump.
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The Trump White House clearly believed Wednesday that releasing details of the July 25 conversation -- as well as sending the related whistleblower complaint to Congress -- would clear up the matter for their opponents and doubters, and perhaps ease some of the pressure for impeachment proceedings in the US House.
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A task force has been studying how much reform Russia has made, but any thoughts that the country may have had about winning over doubters were probably dashed on Wednesday when WADA released another report containing extraordinary accounts of the lengths some athletes have gone to to avoid being tested.
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Those doubters include President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who said Tuesday that he thought Sanders's time had come and gone.
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Rapinoe had invited plenty of attention throughout the tournament, for both her fiery play on the field and her inclination to speak for what she believes in, whether for pay equity in women's soccer or against President Donald Trump, and in the end, she proved all of her doubters wrong.
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The percentage of Democrats satisfied with Biden as the nominee has fallen by nearly 225 percentage points since December, and his doubters have doubledWhen Insider began polling the Democratic primary field in late December 22019, 20183% of likely Democratic primary voters said they would be satisfied with Biden as the nominee.
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Team Rising discusses the ramifications of George Bush and Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaObama: Women 'pretty indisputably' better leaders than men The myth of the conservative bestseller Michelle Obama encourages Greta Thunberg after Trump attack: 'Ignore the doubters' MORE's friendship along with television ad spending so far in the primary. Rep.
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And despite legions of doubters east of its time zone, the league entered the N.C.A.A. tournament with seven invitees and a No. 2 ranking in the respected rating percentage index, or R.P.I. One by one, though, Pac-12 teams have fallen, leaving Oregon as the conference's last remaining representative in the tournament.
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Now, on the eve of the television industry's annual upfront presentations of fall lineups to advertisers, he has a message for the doubters who say the Fox network lost some of its power when the Walt Disney Company acquired the bulk of Mr. Murdoch's empire in a $71.3 billion deal in March.
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There's a reason people were so high on the Browns in the preseason — even if it's suddenly hard to remember it — and a road game in prime time against the Jets (21-1) — who will be without their starting quarterback, Sam Darnold — will give Mayfield a giant spotlight to prove his doubters wrong.
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The doubters surrounding VW's investment case will point to other legal unknowns threatening the company: from shareholder lawsuits filed in Germany to fresh calls from European regulators to seek US-style compensation for drivers, but these risks pale in comparison to the punitive damages being sought in the United States, where the crisis began.
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" She added, "In life there is no real safety except for self-belief … but to the doubters and naysayers and everyone who gave me hell and said I could not, that I would not or I must not — your resistance made me stronger, made me push harder, made me the fighter that I am today.
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More from the campaign trail … Early returns show voter enthusiasm is off the charts (The Associated Press) … The Florida Senate gubernatorial race has turned into an all-out brawl with racial conflicts and allegations of corruption (The Hill) … A first-time campaign manager for Trump tries to defy doubters (The New York Times) … Rep.
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Read more:13 winners and losers of Week 1 of the NFL seasonMultiple Dolphins players reportedly requested to be traded after embarrassing 59-10 loss because the team is tankingTop 13 waiver-wire pickups for Week 2 of fantasy football'Not bad for a running back': Lamar Jackson silenced his doubters with a brilliant performance
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Maintaining this level of success will be difficult in a Western Conference in which 14 of the 15 teams harbor legitimate postseason aspirations, but the fast-paced Kings — led by the speedy point guard De'Aaron Fox — have already defied doubters for nearly three months after being picked to post one of the league's worst records.
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And with no consensus among his doubters about how best to stop him, and who is best positioned to do it, Mr. Sanders's early hold on a fractured primary field has laid bare a distressing truth for some Democrats: The man who has long resisted the party's label might just become the standard-bearer.
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Oklahoma City laid a colossal egg in the opening game of its Western Conference semifinal series against San Antonio on Saturday but roared back with a vengeance on Game 2, showing doubters it is not afraid to go toe to toe with the Spurs by outlasting San Antonio for a 1563-97 win Monday.
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Trump, relishing a victory that restored luster to his claim to be one of life's perpetual winners, which lost some sheen after his second in Iowa, took to the stage at his victory party with a beaming smile and a thumbs-up after defying doubters who had questioned whether he can turn stellar poll numbers into actual votes.
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The latest experiment is taking the money they saved by having Nowitzki sign a below-market deal and spending it on Harrison Barnes, a key member of Golden State's vaunted Death Lineup who has often seemed on the verge of good things even if a poor showing in the playoffs last year brought out an army of doubters.
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The Eagles were labeled a top contender early on this season, while the Vikings took longer to convince doubters of their worth, but both teams find themselves competing this week in the N.F.C. Championship game for a chance to play in Super Bowl LII, which will be held in Minnesota's U.S. Bank Stadium on Feb. 4.
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Thunberg has said she does not believe she can convince Trump or other climate change doubters that global warming is real, but hopes they will take briefings from "actual scientists and experts in this area." here The 16-year-old activist gained attention last year, when she started skipping school every Friday to demonstrate outside Sweden's parliament.
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Leaders of the Democratic-run U.S. House of Representatives believe that putting the main witnesses on TV will convince independent voters and other doubters that Trump was wrong in asking the Ukrainian government to dig up dirt on a political rival, Democrat Joe Biden, who hopes to be the candidate to oust Trump in the 2020 election.
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The Arizona Cardinals' #1 overall draft pick's height -- listed at 5'10" -- has been the center of criticism since Murray declared for the draft ... with some saying he'll struggle as an NFL QB. Enter 5'3" Bogues -- who played 14 years in the NBA, despite having his fair share of doubters -- who says those critics will be eating their words ... 'cause Murray is a stud!!
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Read more:'Not bad for a running back': Lamar Jackson silenced his doubters with a brilliant performanceJags linebacker Myles Jack goes berserk after being ejected from Jaguars-Chiefs game for throwing a punchIt took Patrick Mahomes just 96 seconds to throw his first touchdown pass of the 2019 NFL seasonWhy Antonio Brown can't play for the New England Patriots in Week 1
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He's cool in a way few of the other wrestlers in NJPW are; his signature taunt, in which he opens his left eye wider with his fingers to stare at you, was picked up in Mexico as a physical retort to fans mocking his East Asian eyes, and it's become a symbol which is simultaneously defiant and invulnerable to caring about his doubters.
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Many thought Manuwa would be hard-pressed to maintain his ability to finish his opponents in the step up made in joining the UFC roster, but he proved those doubters wrong by forcing Kyle Kingsbury, Cyrille Diabate and Ryan Jimmo to all retire with injury in his first three UFC bouts—maintaining an imposing 87% knockout rate in all his wins.
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The Hall of Fame will announce it's newest induction class and yet again no-doubters like Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens will be left on the outside looking in, entirely because of PED allegations against them; deserving candidates like Mike Piazza and Jeff Bagwell lose votes because of suspicions regarding PEDs that never even rose to the level of allegation.
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Asian EU-doubters point out that the tiny military presence in Asia is anyway not in the EU's name but in that of two member-states: France, which has 8,000 security personnel in the region to protect its territories in the Indian and Pacific oceans; and Britain, which maintains a Gurkha garrison in Brunei and some residual facilities in Singapore.
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Ebell spoke Friday at the conservative Heartland Institute's climate change conference, a major annual gathering of climate change doubters in Washington, D.C. Trump promised on the campaign trail to take the U.S. out of the Paris agreement, and Ebell railed on Tillerson, Ivanka Trump, Kushner and other forces in the administration and elsewhere who want Trump to break that promise.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE warned that "history will judge" a lack of action on climate change and urged doubters to talk to scientists who study the issue.
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But the resurrection of Jim Crow images, the anguished warnings that the loss of affirmative action will produce a 1950s-era lily-white campus, the allegation made by the director of the Center for Civil Rights Remedies at UCLA that the Trump investigation flips "core constitutional protections upside down and the concept of remedying discrimination on its head"-- these all typically cow critics and doubters into silence.
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According to the released emails released by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tuesday and first reported on by the trade publication E&E News, EPA coordinated with Heartland to include climate change doubters in meetings about accuracy and scientific integrity and is asking Trump officials to appoint a committee designed to combat "the bias that infected climate science and policymaking" under the Obama administration.
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At the same time, his vanity and amour propre, joined to his rage against his doubters, makes it impossible for Trump to admit that anyone else helped him win the White House — so he cannot bring himself to fully acknowledge and criticize Russian election meddling because to do so might call into question not only his legitimacy but his self-conception as a political grandmaster.
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At 22-0, Gonzaga is also the last unbeaten men's squad in Division I. Yet while the program's ranking and its 33 consecutive appearances in the N.C.A.A. tournament command respect, and the staying power of this tiny Jesuit university from the West Coast Conference among the national elite is a compelling story, the doubters will remain until the Bulldogs' lofty ranking translates into success in March.
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Olympics-US swimmer Lochte apologizes to Brazil on national TV Athletics-Farah completes distance double-double Athletics-South Africa's Semenya takes 800 metres gold Athletics-Centrowitz ends America's long wait for 1,500m gold Soccer-Neymar hands Brazil precious football gold medal Olympics-Brazil soccer gold will be the memory Rio never forgets Olympics-Athletics-Our sport is alive and strong, says Coe Ethiopia's record-breaker Ayana says doping suspicions unfair Golf-Park silences doubters who thought she was done Olympics-IOC's Hickey shares prison cell with THG executive Triathlon-American Jorgensen takes gold with perfect race Boxing-Adams retains women's flyweight title China's Shuyin Zheng beat Mexico's Maria Espinoza 5-1 to grab a gold medal in the women's 67kg Taekwondo.
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