Unsurprisingly, Republicans are the most skeptical, according to Pew Research Center.
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Chief Justice John Roberts seemed most skeptical of the city's lawsuit.
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Some of the most skeptical members aren't buying the so-called three-bucket strategy.
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The reddest faith in America is also the one most skeptical of Donald Trump.
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Even the most skeptical users changed their mind after trying the tablet for a while.
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But lab-grown meat leads most skeptical diners to think of a big hurdle: taste.
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It just goes to show you that the most skeptical eye is often the correct one.
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Britain, its most skeptical member, dealt with those very same problems — sooner, and with more success.
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This seems appropriate, as the Randolphs are the most skeptical of all the families Colton must visit.
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This is especially true of Republicans, the partisan group that is most skeptical of the national media.
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France most skeptical about vaccines The survey found that Bangladesh and Rwanda had the strongest confidence in vaccines.
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But political independents were the most skeptical, with just over a third expressing a great deal of confidence.
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After all, even those NATO allies most skeptical of the President are not ready to give up on America.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel was among the most skeptical, wary of getting a nasty "cat-in-the-bag" surprise.
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Even the most skeptical among us can't help but hope our horoscope forecasting true love and career success is correct.
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And as the chart shows, Sanders and Trump do attract the voters who are most skeptical of US intervention abroad.
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This year, Boston College appealed to Potterheads with a spellbinding video that will charm even the most skeptical of muggles.
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Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah, both Republicans, appeared most skeptical that the bills were constitutionally supportable.
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Still, even the most skeptical experts acknowledge that New Zealand is capable of great things when it comes to pest control.
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I am most skeptical of "Pattern Folds" (2009), which consists of pastel-colored bolts of cloth with crisp clothing patterns cut out.
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This allows her to give a very convincing performance that&aposs won over even the most skeptical of people, including former U.S. Marines.
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There he seemed to agree with the Trump administration and conservative Justice Samuel Alito, who seemed the most skeptical of the LGBTQ position.
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Elderly voters were the most skeptical; only 41 percent of voters who were 65 and older said they believed most or all surveys.
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As a result, the opponents of U.S. LNG exports have been largely silenced and even many of the most skeptical politicians won over.
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"In 2016 the Vaccine Confidence Project found that the European region was the most skeptical in the world on vaccine safety," said Paterson.
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But among the European powers, diplomats say, Britain is also the most skeptical of Iran and the most sympathetic to the White House.
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But among the European powers, diplomats say, Britain is also the most skeptical of Iran and the most sympathetic to the White House.
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But when I pull up before-and-afters, even the most skeptical acknowledge that I look more rested and approachable in the after photo.
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Judging by how the public markets have treated Lyft even worse than Uber, it suggests that they are most skeptical of the "ride" story.
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Usually, even the most skeptical parents limply assent to a proposal during hometown visits, and let their kids go forth to face their televised fates.
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Scala discounts the idea that there are many true Sanders-Trump voters, although he adds younger voters tend to be the most skeptical of Clinton.
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That's because the district contains a heavy concentration of residents with college educations — the segment of white voters most skeptical of Trump's bombastic, populist style.
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The survey also showed that Germans and French are the most skeptical toward Macron's ideas for a European finance minister and dedicated euro zone budget.
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Support for same-sex marriage in black Protestant community rising Black Protestants have long been some of the most skeptical Americans of same-sex marriage.
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Abe and other Japanese officials have long been the most skeptical players in the region about the possibility of direct talks between Trump and Kim.
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While several Republicans have taken issue with Trump's posture toward Ukraine, even the most skeptical have made clear they are nowhere close to supporting impeachment.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the most skeptical reading of his plans would result in the addition of $21 trillion to the debt.
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But referendums on European Union issues are difficult to win anywhere, and surveys show that Britons are among the most skeptical people in Europe about membership.
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Calming your brain -- by reading it Next, I strap the Muse to my head which, from the outset, was the device I was most skeptical about.
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Gawker, and most notably its now-shuttered vertical Valleywawg, published some of the most skeptical and brazenly negative writing about Silicon Valley, its companies and major figures.
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Japan has also remained the most skeptical about North Korea's motives, reminding the United States that the North has previously signed and then reneged on nuclear deals.
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Mr. Trump spent portions of the speech defending his tariffs to a group that has been among the most skeptical of the import taxes — New York business leaders.
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It showed that Britons were the most skeptical of social media: More than four in five people in the UK said they distrust platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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The strong response is also a testament to the work of British investigators, who have been able to present compelling evidence to persuade even their most skeptical partners.
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Fletcher, appointed by President Bill Clinton, and Judge Richard Clifton, appointed by President George W. Bush, appeared the most skeptical of the government's ability to address migrant safety.
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Although Republicans control both chambers of Congress, conservative Republicans most skeptical about climate change and opposed to abortion exert more control in the House than in the Senate.
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It started with a few smudge stick sprays and gem-infused body oils and has grown into a massive beauty category that even the most skeptical can rally behind.
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But the most skeptical quote I got was from Nora Volkow, who is the head of the National Institute of Drug Abuse and who obviously brings a different perspective.
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The two leading contenders for the GOP nomination have taken perhaps the most skeptical views of the science behind climate change, perhaps reflecting the views of the Republican grassroots.
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Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson, one of Wall Street's most skeptical strategists, is advising clients to dump growth stocks and buy defensive names, saying "demand destructive" tariffs are fanning recession fears.
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Near the end coda, with the refrained description of his girlfriend's hair being everywhere, I would inevitably hurl myself on the ground, and even the most skeptical audiences would inevitably cheer.
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The European nations most enamored of freedom — those released three decades ago from the withering grip of the Soviet empire — have transformed into those most skeptical that liberal democracy provides it.
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For all of the talk at Biden events about engaging independents and Republicans, Democratic attendees who hail from conservative areas tend to be the most skeptical that any Republicans are listening.
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"Even the most skeptical person has to acknowledge that there's something going on here," Jim Henson, the director of the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas at Austin, told me.
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It doesn't guarantee something will happen, but even the most skeptical of Republican aides and lawmakers have been surprised to the degree President Donald Trump has stuck with this issue so far.
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The voices most skeptical of Cohn say the former Goldman Sachs president has turned to his advantage the president's deep-seated desire — despite all his rebellious rhetoric — to be accepted by establishment elites.
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Justice Samuel Alito, appointed by former President George W. Bush, appeared to be one of the most skeptical members of the court when it came to the risks posed by asking about citizenship.
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That was most important to Gimlet co-founder and CEO Alex Blumberg, who told CNN Business that he was "the most skeptical and worried and anxious about it of anybody" during acquisition talks.
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In a paper this month, the Brookings Institution, a U.S. think tank, said the pact "reflects widespread recognition, among even the most skeptical member states, that managing migration effectively is in the common interest".
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And while there's an argument that the only way for feminists to win over the most skeptical is to make ourselves, and our messages, as attractive as possible, we must refuse to heed it.
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Chief Justice John Roberts seemed most skeptical of the city's lawsuit, at one point questioning whether a loss of property taxes could count as a direct injury that could give rise to a lawsuit.
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Perhaps witnessing the ascendency of Donald Trump's first family has led even the most skeptical to conclude that the "polarization" attributed to the Obamas always said more about the public than about them. Mrs.
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Of course, the most ardent advocates for integration of machines into intelligence work are not removing human involvement entirely; even the most skeptical do not doubt the need to integrate artificial intelligence into intelligence activities.
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Italy, Greece, Cyprus and Hungary are among the EU states most skeptical about the sanctions, while European farmers, who once exported heavily to Russia, want to see markets reopen and protested in Brussels on Monday.
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Republican senators from those states are among those most skeptical of the repeal bill, and many of the same states have large rural populations that stand to lose the most under the plan's tax credits.
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Lanthimos's latest project seems likely to win over even his most skeptical viewers: Brimming with an exhilarating sense of struggle, "The Favourite" 's brash reimagining of Queen Anne's court has a raw, magnetic likability to it.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Republican-appointed conservatives who are typically business friendly, were among the most skeptical questioners of the respondent in the case, a law firm working on behalf of Wells Fargo.
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But he also noted that Delaware County (and much of the district) is better educated and wealthier than the nation as a whole — and those highly educated white voters tend to be the most skeptical of Trump.
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But even the most skeptical generally recognize that the speed at which AI is advancing could create a stark divide, with a large and growing fraction of our workforce left struggling to maintain a foothold in the economy.
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From shared Scud missile technology, to Iranian scientists present at North Korean nuclear tests, North Korea knows many of Iran's secrets and can certainly provide enough evidence to satisfy even the most skeptical members of the international community.
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"While taken at face value it appears U.K. patients are most skeptical about the use of AI and robotics in healthcare, closer examination reveals a significant potential market," PwC healthcare partner Brian Pomerings said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Bob Corker (R-TN), who's one of the senators most skeptical of the bill and is pushing for the major addition of automatic tax hikes if the federal deficit grows too quickly, voted to start debate on the bill.
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In personnel terms, the current senior US officials most skeptical of deep engagement in the Middle East are generally people who backed Obama over Clinton in the 2008 primary, and are relatively unlikely to stay on if she becomes president.
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When it comes to the potential for a hike in December, "the most skeptical market in the world right now is the currency market, and she needs to convince the currencies that she is for real at this point," Schlossberg said.
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It might not be surprising that younger groups were more comfortable with an algorithm deciding what political propaganda would be most effective in plying their vote, but the youngest group, 18-29, was the second most skeptical with only 20143 percent saying the technique is acceptable.
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The allegations against Weinstein were horrific enough to seemingly convince even the most skeptical, but they also set up a paradigm in which some people would only acknowledge abuse as extensive and exploitative as his: Either you're a monster, or you're a saint, and there's nothing in between.
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Yet seeing the amount of money and time that went into Epic's display, including its lavish afterparty that evening on the grounds outside the LA Memorial Coliseum, should have been enough to convince even the most skeptical non-believer that Fortnite is a force to be reckoned with.
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"The men are given the most generous interpretation possible about who they are and what they want to do, and the women are held to the most skeptical, cynical standard possible," says Brianna Wu, who ran for Congress in Massachusetts in 2018 and is running again in 2020.
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But watching a 300-pound slab of muscle hold up a much smaller man by his neck before he can manage to whip up a voodoo spell, or seeing a fighter cough up blood in the ring, is enough to convince the most skeptical viewer that the wrestlers are dead serious.
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That position, sure to antagonize Russia, came as the President adopted the most skeptical view he has yet displayed on the possibility of improving relations with the Kremlin, a position he once advanced as a candidate and that flew in the face of geopolitical realities and universal elite opinion in Washington.
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They are most skeptical of Trump, with most saying they voted against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE rather than for Trump.
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"The men are given the most generous interpretation possible about who they are and what they want to do, and the women are held to the most skeptical, cynical standard possible," Brianna Wu, who ran for Congress in Massachusetts in 2018 and is running again in 2020, told Vox in March.
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As I've written before, this means Republicans now rely primarily on the states and voters least touched by -- and most skeptical of -- the demographic, social and economic changes remaking America in the 21st century, while Democrats have grown more reliant on the places and voters most welcoming of those changes.
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The questions most skeptical of the governments' position — both the federal government and Texas, representing several states, had lawyers in court on Thursday defending dual prosecutions — came from Justices Clarence Thomas and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who previously expressed interest in having the court revisit the topic, as well as Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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While the plot is obviously improbable—even the most amateur demonologist knows that fell deities are not easily moved by human whims—I found myself most skeptical about the fact that the MC never even considers sleeping with all, or at least most, of the hell-princes as a kind of last hurrah.
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Republicans among all voters are the most skeptical about such reports … The president on Monday lashed out again at veteran investigative journalist Bob Woodward, calling his new book about the Trump White House a "total joke" (with a promise to write a "real book" of his own) (The Hill) … Woodward on Monday said White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and Defense Secretary Mattis, who deny uttering scathing comments about Trump attributed to them in the book, "are not telling the truth" (The Hill).
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According to Dunaev, Hyder was advised by doctors to diet, as his weight openly threatened his health. During the hunger strike he lost almost half of his weight of 300 pounds. It was later revealed that Hyder drank fruit juice and took vitamins during the hunger strike. According to the most skeptical physicians, he fasted only in the daytime.
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" In an undated PBS interview (sometime after 1994, based on publication dates of a few cited books), Klass again recommends Hendry's book, calling it "Once [sic] of the best." In a 1978 presentation at Walsh College, Hendry said "Maybe I'm the most skeptical of the people at the center. I'm in this thing to get an answer to the UFO question, whatever it is. If it's sociological, fine.
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For a session on 15 June 1878, the press and a selection of turfmen were invited to witness the process. An accident with a snapping strap was captured on the negatives and shown to the attendees, convincing even the most skeptical witnesses. The news of this success was reported worldwide. The Daily Alta California reported that Muybridge first exhibited magic lantern slides of the photographs at the San Francisco Art Association on 8 July 1878.
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Staircase in Trustees' Office Though the Kentucky Shakers were poor when they started out, they were skilled farmers who made the most of their property. Even the most skeptical observers saw that they prospered, in part because of the high quality of their products. In 1852, a visitor wrote that every article of Shaker produce sold for a third more than what other farmers received.Nathaniel P. Willis, Health Trip to the Tropics (New York: Charles Scribner, 1853), p. 232.
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In the course of the conversation, each guest questions John's story based on knowledge from their own academic specialty. Harry struggles with how biology could allow for the possibility of a human being living for so long. Art, arguably the most skeptical of the group, questions prehistory. He exclaims that John's answers, although correct, could have come from any textbook; John rejoins that, like any human, his memory is imperfect and he only sees events from his own narrow, hence not omniscient, perspective.
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Italy, Hungary, Greece, France, Cyprus and Slovakia are among the EU states most skeptical about the sanctions and have called for review of sanctions. The Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that Europe "shot itself in the foot" by introducing economic sanctions. Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov stated, "I don't know how Russia is affected by the sanctions, but Bulgaria is affected severely"; Czech President Miloš Zeman and Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico "Slovak PM slams sanctions on Russia, threatens to veto new ones ". Reuters. 31 August 2014.
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Mori Polls have shown that British Christians support a secular state. Britons are amongst the most skeptical about religion. Statistics from the Office of National Statistics published in 2019 showed that the number of non-religious people in Britain has increased by 46% since 2011 (up to a total of 39% of the population), with over 8 million more people declaring that they do not belong to any religious group. As well as this, the figures also show a 15% decline in the number of people identifying as Christian.
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The evidence allows a wide range of views, the most skeptical being that the work is mainly mythological, or that, if Jordanes did exist and was the author, he described peoples of the 6th century only. According to the latter view, the credibility of his main source, Cassiodorus, is questionable for a number of reasons. First, a large part of the material was derived by culling ancient Greek and Latin authors for descriptions of peoples who might have been Goths. Second, it seems that Jordanes distorted Cassiodorus's narrative by presenting a cursory abridgement of it mixed with 6th-century ethnic names.
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In the formations in the early times there were protests by some partisans, against the female presence, but in the end even the most skeptical had to change their mind. Women fought alongside men, in the mountains, in the cold, in some cases they dedicated themselves to real military sabotage actions, putting their lives at risk. A real friendship between women and partisans was created within the brigades, with the exception of some exceptions that were denounced and discussed severely. Above all, the women brought strong moral support within the group, essential in those difficult moments.
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Religion depended on knowledge and the correct practice of prayer, ritual, and sacrifice, not on faith or dogma, although Latin literature preserves learned speculation on the nature of the divine and its relation to human affairs. Even the most skeptical among Rome's intellectual elite such as Cicero, who was an augur, saw religion as a source of social order. As the Roman Empire expanded, migrants to the capital brought their local cults, many of which became popular among Italians. Christianity was in the end the most successful of these, and in 380 became the official state religion.
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Scholar Amiya P. Sen argued that certain terms that Ramakrishna may have used only in a metaphysical sense are being improperly invested with new, contemporaneous meanings. Ramakrishna was skilled with words and had an extraordinary style of preaching and instructing, which may have helped convey his ideas to even the most skeptical temple visitors. His speeches reportedly revealed a sense of joy and fun, but he was not at a loss when debating with intellectual philosophers. Philosopher Arindam Chakrabarti contrasted Ramakrishna's talkativeness with the Buddha's legendary reticence, and compared his teaching style to that of Socrates.
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The custom began in an effort to preserve the site from decay and torrential winter rain. After 1922, the chief proprietor, Arthur Evans, intended to recreate a facsimile based on archaeological evidence. The palace is not exactly as it ever was, perhaps in places, not even close, and yet in general, judging from the work put in and the care taken, as well as parallels with other palaces, it probably is a good general facsimile. Opinions range, however, from most skeptical, viewing the palace as pure fantasy based on 1920s architecture and art deco, to most unquestioning, accepting the final judgements of Arthur Evans as most accurate.
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In 2012, one half the school's students lived in Albany's inner-city South End (mostly black and Latino, with a burgeoning immigrant population), one fourth lived in uptown neighborhoods, and one fourth lived in the suburbs. Leue initially struggled to recruit children of upwardly mobile families, who thought the school would limit their children's chances to join a suitable income bracket. She found that low-income, black families were the most skeptical about the school's usefulness. The school also provides inexpensive (or free) preschool and daycare for young children, operates a car collective (wherein a dozen people share a minivan), and provides low-interest loans through a community credit system.
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The invalidation of the author's stated identity threatens to disqualify the work's entire project, including all of the biographical claims made by the author about Homer. What, if anything, within the work can be retained in light of the author's apparent illegitimacy is a question that has been debated throughout classical scholarship. The most skeptical interpretation is that the text is patently false. It was, in this view, written long after Herodotus' time, perhaps in the 3rd or 4th centuries AD, when there was apparently an audience for literary pastiches, such as the Letters of Alciphron, and fraudulent attributions, as in the Historia Augusta .
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Stephen E. Atkins, Holocaust Denial as an International Movement, > Westport, CT, London; UK, Praeger, 2009, p. 170 Considered one of the first former Nazi insiders to criticize Hitler's plan for world domination and the expulsion of Jews, many of Rauschning's most skeptical adversaries have been led by "revisionist historians gathered around David Irving," Milan Hauner, Hitler: A Chronology of his Life and Time, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008, p. 84 who by 1988 was regarded as a proponent of Holocaust denial. In an unsuccessful 2000 libel case, Irving was discredited after he had falsified historical facts in an effort to advance his theory that the Holocaust never happened,Peter Wyden, The Hitler Virus: The Insidious Legacy of Adolf Hitler, New York, NY, Arcade Publishing.
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Residents of Republican- leaning Vermont and Maine led states in answering yes (69% and 66%, respectively), while those of solidly Democratic Mississippi and Alabama were most skeptical (22% and 20%, respectively) that Roosevelt was leading the country towards dictatorship. The Judicial Procedures Reform Bill of 1937, frequently called Roosevelt's "court-packing plan", reignited charges of Roosevelt's dictatorial ambitions. In 1983, historian Michael Parrish argued that the court-packing plan "gave fresh ammunition to those who accused him of dictatorship, tyranny, and fascism". Wendell Wilkie criticized the 1940 Destroyers for Bases agreement, the predecessor to the Lend-Lease program which aided the British in World War II, as the "most arbitrarial and dictatorial action ever taken in the history of the United States".
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Architect and author Henry Stolzman proclaimed Gates of the Grove as one of the finest examples of modern synagogue design. Architectural historian Carol Herselle Krinsky called it “a building that deserves an exceptional place among postwar synagogues in this country and Europe.” The most telling commentary, perhaps, speaks of an emotional response to the space. Paul Goldberger described Gates of the Grove in Why Architecture Matters, writing, “In the sanctuary of the synagogue, as in all great religious buildings, something takes us a bit away from the secular life, away from the rational.” Indeed, the building’s transcendent atmosphere incites reverence in the most skeptical non-believer. In that light, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Norman Jaffe later acknowledged that the project rekindled his own Jewish faith.
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Strauss believed in a fundamental premise of the Cold War, that the Soviet Union was determined on a course of world domination; as such he believed in having a more powerful nuclear force than the Soviets and in maintaining secrecy about U.S. nuclear activities. This extended to allies: among the commissioners, he was the most skeptical about the value of the Modus Vivendi that was agreed to in January 1948, that provided for limited sharing of technical information between the United States, Britain, and Canada (and that was already a stricter set of guidelines than those established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Quebec Agreement of the Manhattan Project era).Young, American Bomb in Britain, pp. 182–183. During the United States presidential election, 1948, Strauss tried to convince Republican Party nominee Thomas E. Dewey about the dangers of sharing atomic information with Britain, and after Dewey lost, Strauss tried to convince Truman on the same.
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