When asked if they had a "good opinion, bad opinion or no opinion at all" of their president, 80 percent said they had a bad opinion and 20 percent said they had a good opinion.
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You can read the whole opinion below: Concussion Appeal Opinion
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Opinion Ms. Jones is a senior staff editor in Opinion.
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It's their opinion that has weight; our opinion doesn't count.
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Opinion This article is part of the Opinion Today newsletter.
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Student Opinion In your opinion, what makes someone a hero?
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"I exercise my rights as a citizen to have an opinion, to live by that opinion and act by that opinion," Guber said.
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One of its slogans is: "The opinion and the other opinion".
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There's always, you know, fact is fact, and opinion is opinion.
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And just 35 percent identified all five opinion statements as opinion.
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Justice Alito's opinion cites the court's 2012 opinion in Arizona v.
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OPINION Memorializing Matthew Shepard, by Ryan Thoreson, opinion contributor, The Hill.
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Student Opinion In your opinion, what makes someone a "good citizen"?
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"In my opinion, personal opinion, that is not correct," he said.
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Student Opinion Please note: Student Opinion is a forum for teenagers.
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Opinion Columnist This article is part of the Opinion Today newsletter.
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It's a matter of scientific opinion, in this case, overwhelming scientific opinion.
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And that's not my opinion — that's the opinion of many prominent Republicans.
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JACKSON: His opinion is no ordinary opinion because he is the president.
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Opinion Ms. Mzezewa is a staff editor in the Times Opinion section.
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Ho joined Jones' opinion, and wrote his own, one-page concurring opinion.
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The whistleblower is giving his opinion or her opinion of what transpired.
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That was my opinion in 1981, and that is my opinion now.
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Your opinion is your opinion no matter how outlandish it may be.
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and their opinion has merit.
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The judge clearly relished writing the 76-page opinion, and it was probably no coincidence that he issued his opinion the day before the Delaware opinion.
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Similarly, when opinion pages feature several anti-Trump opinion pieces and few pro-Trump opinion pieces, this further erodes their credibility in the eyes of readers.
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"I don't have an opinion until I really have an opinion," Atkin says.
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But that's a different opinion, and you could have gotten opinion of things.
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It's not your opinion or their opinion about what's good or not good.
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To bolster his opinion, Hardiman cited Scalia's landmark opinion in DC v. Heller.
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"Our job is to shape public opinion, not just follow public opinion," Rep.
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David Leonhardt Opinion Columnist This article is part of the Opinion Today newsletter.
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Some people go out there with an opinion, and they dance an opinion.
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Student Opinion In your opinion, what does it mean to be an adult?
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That's my own personal opinion, not the opinion of the big corporate entity.
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Someone's opinion of you mattering more to you than your opinion of yourself.
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To get additional ideas, you can read one or more of these opinion pieces: Strangling Puerto Rico in Order to Save It (Opinion) Washington Set Puerto Rico Up for Disaster (Opinion)The Jones Act: The Law Strangling Puerto Rico (Opinion)Congress Should Not Bail Out Liberal Governance in Puerto Rico (Opinion | The Hill)Puerto Rico's Debt Crisis: We Can't Reward Fiscal Failure With a Bailout, Bankruptcy (Opinion | Fox News) _________ 4.
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And not just in terms of public opinion but a jury's opinion as well.
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Whatever your opinion of the Patriots, you can find facts to support that opinion.
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For Trump, just 31% report a favorable opinion while 54% have an unfavorable opinion.
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That's not my opinion, but the opinion of a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist .
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Student Opinion What is your opinion on classical music, modern art, theater or opera?
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Student Opinion In your opinion, what is — or should be — the purpose of prison?
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And to repeat a famous saying, an opinion without data is just an opinion.
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When asked whether they had a favorable or unfavorable toward him, 37% of Ukrainians have an unfavorable opinion, 44% have a neutral opinion and 21% have a favorable opinion.
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And in my opinion - in my opinion - the best candidate is of course Frans Timmermans.
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What can be done here to avoid the pitfalls, in my opinion, of that opinion?
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" He added: "My opinion without any real evidence remains exactly what it is: an opinion.
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"I know everyone has an opinion; everyone has a right to an opinion," she says.
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Second of all because it is my personal opinion, and my opinion is always right.
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OPINION How to fight domestic terrorism, by Joseph Moreno, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION > American statesmanship is not dead, by Glenn Nye, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Her opinion earned a rebuke from conservative Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the majority opinion.
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More people have a favorable opinion of Biden than have an unfavorable opinion of him.
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Student Opinion Every day of the school year, we publish a fresh Student Opinion question.
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In a concurring opinion, Justice Sonia Sotomayor joined only that part of Justice Thomas's opinion.
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Student Opinion For eight years, we have asked a fresh Student Opinion question every weekday.
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In one case, Gorsuch even attached a separate concurring opinion to his own majority opinion.
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Because of its institutional weakness, the court is constrained by public opinion and by elite opinion.
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Not prejudice thinly disguised as an "opinion," not political discourse, just genuinely a banal unpopular opinion.
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He&aposs not an opinion writer, if he wants to write opinion he should change jobs.
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Unfortunately, most people have an opinion and seek out only the information that confirms said opinion.
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My personal opinion is that metal bands have a higher opinion about themselves than punk bands.
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Student Opinion Note: This is our last Student Opinion question of the 2018-19 school year.
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OPINION An opinion article on Friday about urban gardening in Germany included an incorrect measurement conversion.
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I would recommend that all women get a second opinion, and sometimes even a third opinion.
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Inside publications, news and opinion bleed together; opinion writers report while reporters opine via news analysis.
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Opinion Columnist My official pundit's opinion on Donald Trump, Russian election interference, collusion, kompromat and impeachment is that I'm waiting for the Mueller investigation to finish before I have a strong opinion.
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That is, it's likelier for voters to follow elite opinion than for politicians to follow public opinion.
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It&aposs not even constitutional in a lot of people&aposs opinion and in my opinion too.
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It's tough when you are an adolescent because peer opinion and other people's opinion become more important.
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You can trust my opinion on avant-Metal because you can trust my opinion on pop punk.
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I don't think people are confused about David Brooks's opinion when he writes on the opinion pages.
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Public-opinion polling shows that Trump's low opinion of American elections has practically become Republican Party orthodoxy.
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By comparison, 44 percent hold a favorable opinion of Rosen, while 45 percent hold an unfavorable opinion.
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OPINION Reasons to be wary in 6900, by Joseph R. DeTrani, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION Saudi Arabia must answer to Khashoggi allegations, by Varsha Koduvayur, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Opinion polls, although of uncertain reliability, have shown a split in opinion that hovers around 50 percent.
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Justice Kavanaugh signed the majority opinion and then, in a separate concurring opinion, proceeded to sugarcoat it.
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Opinion Not every opinion needs to be underwritten by your race or gender or other social identity.
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But to some it appeared that Regan was removed after giving her opinion on an opinion program.
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I suspect that a solver's opinion of puns may affect his or her opinion of this puzzle.
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That was a tremendously powerful, ridiculous sentence in my opinion and in the opinion of many others.
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The good that was being done got overshadowed by opinion, actually — inaccurate opinion about a personal matter.
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OPINION We're losing the fight against online extremism, by Hany Farid, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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I HAVE NO OPINION ABOUT IT. WE'LL LET THAT GO. SORKIN: YOU HAVE NO OPINION ON THAT.
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It's easy to have an opinion about artist Jackson Pollock, but Clement Greenberg's opinion actually made a difference.
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And for you to say that I'm better than him … I mean it's your opinion; it's their opinion.
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Thirty-six percent say they have a favorable opinion of Clinton, compared to 51% with a negative opinion.
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" Frankel also retweeted a fan's post that read, "Don't ask Bethenny's opinion, if you can't handle Bethenny's opinion.
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Divided opinion Jiang's unusual public statement has attracted more than 210,000 comments that show surprisingly divided public opinion.
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OPINION An Opinion article on June 5 about opioids and depression incorrectly described the approved uses of buprenorphine.
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Not like, 'Oh, you know, excuse me, let me express my opinion,' but 'No, I have an opinion.
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Your opinion of O.J. Simpson's guilt or innocence, both at the time and today— I have no opinion.
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They understood that just because anyone could offer an opinion didn't mean anyone's opinion would be taken seriously.
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OPINION An Opinion essay last Sunday on Christianity and gun control misstated the religious affiliation of C.S. Lewis.
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Your nameless faceless gossip suggesting our opinion are lies — when the Governor has an opinion he voices it.
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The connection is just not there, in my opinion, but everybody is going to have their own opinion.
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I don't feel my opinion would be more valuable than the opinion of the spectators watching the film.
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Someone has an opinion they like to voice, which is great in San Francisco, everyone has an opinion.
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And that&aposs all for voicing my opinion, and yes, it was harsh, but it was just an opinion.
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Beyond his handling of the report, 34% have a favorable opinion of Barr and 35% have an unfavorable opinion.
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It looks like one other person had an opinion on this, then another decided that opinion was not valid.
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I think Brian's got a duty as an anchor not to have an opinion, but I have an opinion.
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OPINION Why an obstruction case against Trump will likely fail, by Jonathan Turley, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION Florida can redeem itself by getting election results right, by Allan Lichtman, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION Bush family legacy falls to George P. Bush, by Mark P. Jones, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION White House immigration agenda hurts Senate Republicans in 2020, by Jordan Bruneau, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION Stone indictment shows there was no Trump-Russia collusion, by Andrew McCarthy, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION The risks and rewards of this conservative Supreme Court, by Lawrence Friedman, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Twenty-seven percent have a favorable opinion, 13 percent have an unfavorable one and 60 percent have no opinion.
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OPINION We haven't seen the last of Nikki Haley, by Harry J. Kazianis, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Many millions of Americans have an equally low opinion of Hillary Clinton and considerable evidence to support that opinion.
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OPINION The pressure is on Pelosi to deliver for Democrats, by Bradley Blakeman, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION It's not about collusion; it's about obstruction and impeachment, by Andrew McCarthy, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Unlike some of the things Trump says, this is unquestionably an opinion that has some grounding in expert opinion.
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E.P.A. did not result in certiorari, but his opinion was relied upon in a subsequent unanimous Supreme Court opinion.
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Anna Sauerbrey is an editor on the opinion page of the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel and a contributing opinion writer.
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Ms. Sauerbrey is an editor on the opinion page of the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel and a contributing opinion writer.
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A second opinion on Betances' injury matched the first opinion, Yankees manager Aaron Boone told the media on Thursday.
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They don't have much of an opinion about Hillary Clinton, but they definitely have an opinion about Donald Trump.
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This side believes that public opinion is only a constraint insofar as it reflects where elite opinion already is.
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So we evolved to cover him including opinion, and that included opinion that was favorable toward him and unfavorable.
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He says that Parker's opinion, by virtue of his lack of experience as a player, is a loser's opinion.
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Without a demonstrable feed hierarchy, every tweet, every opinion, and every response to that opinion would be rendered equal.
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Fifty-three percent have an unfavorable opinion of Clinton, 60 percent have an unfavorable opinion of Trump, and 21625 in 2900 — or roughly 220006 percent — have a negative opinion of both candidates, according to the poll.
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In other words, both pollsters indicate that positive opinion of free trade has jumped recently and negative opinion has fallen.
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"I appreciate your opinion and I hope you hold that same opinion to everyone else who has stayed in situations."
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Either the consumers of opinion elite or the deliverers of the opinion elite, but in some ways, it's self-selective.
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No one is arguing that public opinion is immovable, just as no one is arguing public opinion is endlessly malleable.
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I appreciate your opinion and I hope you hold that same opinion to everyone else who has stayed in situations.
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Over eight in 10 (84%) Republican voters have a positive opinion of the president, while 13% have an unfavorable opinion.
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The poll also found 17% of likely voters had no opinion of Kaine and 16% had no opinion of Pence.
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OPINION Voters must eradicate the Trump plague from American politics, by Maria Cardona, opinion contributor with The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION Federal worker compensation needs drastic overhaul instead of pay raise, by Rachel Greszler, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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About three-quarters of voters have a good opinion of Scott, while 62 percent have a favorable opinion of Nelson.
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Likewise, it found 27 percent of respondents reporting a favorable opinion of him while 26 percent reported an unfavorable opinion.
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It remains to be seen whether that public opinion will have any impact on the only opinion that matters: Trump's.
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Roughly 2628 percent of likely voters polled have a favorable opinion of O'Rourke, whereas 28503 percent have an unfavorable opinion.
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The membranes separating nonsense from fact-based opinion, and opinion journalism from political power, are extremely thin on the right.
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Student Opinion For our first Student Opinion question of 2018, we wonder: What do you think will happen this year?
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Instead, opinion-havers — that's all of us, because what is an opinion column but advice given that no one requested?
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As to the blurring of facts by Fox News opinion anchors, he said, "I am unaffected by the opinion-makers."
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Follow The New York Times Opinion section on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and sign up for the Opinion Today newsletter.
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But among men, 53 percent said they had a favorable opinion of Warren, while 40 percent had an unfavorable opinion.
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" He added: "Australian public opinion, whenever it's been measured in opinion polls, has supported the establishment of the Palestinian state.
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Just 21 percent of people have a positive opinion of Corbyn; 61 percent have a negative opinion, according to YouGov.
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Student Opinion For our first Student Opinion question of 2017, we wonder: What do you think will happen this year?
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And it's sad that the president's turning it into — in my opinion and the opinion of many — a political rally.
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Research on public opinion shows that conservative opinion is responsive to one thing above all else: the cues of conservative elites.
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Beyond his handling of the report, 34% have a favorable opinion of Barr and 35% have an unfavorable opinion of him.
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In particular, opinion seems to be shifting among Democrats, who are listening to their leaders and opinion makers inveigh against it.
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Last week, a series of opinion polls showed public opinion was divided, with the leave camp holding a slight upper-hand.
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About 218% of those surveyed had an unfavorable opinion of Trump, compared to 234% who had a favorable opinion of him.
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Would your wealth benefit from a second opinion or an opinion from a CFP, accredited investment fiduciary or investment advisor representative?
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And it's still not clear how public opinion on candidates or divisive policy issues has the potential to alter public opinion.
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The philosophy runs thus: Diversity of opinion informs the reader from multiple angles, allowing the reader to form her own opinion.
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And if he didn't do that, the DOW would be up, in my opinion, just my opinion, another ten thousand points.
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Overall in the nationwide December poll, 22% of Americans had a favorable opinion of Harris and 18% had an unfavorable opinion.
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Politicians got an opportunity to assess public opinion, and voters for an opportunity to register their opinion with their representative or
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OPINION Mueller coverage keeps missing its mark, as BuzzFeed debacle shows, by Jeffrey M. McCall, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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National opinion surveys are used to steer public opinion as much as collect it, while history is also up for grabs.
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Student Opinion Every day in our Student Opinion forum we pick the articles and ask you what you think about them.
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Judge Leon's opinion in many ways embraced Professor Salop's approach — and cited him in the opinion — while reaching the opposite result.
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OPINION An Opinion essay last Sunday about Russia misstated the number of subway stations that New York has opened since 2009.
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"Really, this plebiscite is no more than a glorified opinion poll — a 122-million-dollar opinion poll," a Melbourne professor said.
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But Roberts's opinion in Trinity Lutheran also includes one of the oddest footnotes ever to appear in a Supreme Court opinion.
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Anna Sauerbrey Ms. Sauerbrey is an editor on the opinion page of the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel and a contributing opinion writer.
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OPINION To save America, we must repair and modernize our politics, by John J. Grossenbacher, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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It rejected Professor Burton's opinion as "the opinion of an academic" and said Mr. Yang probably could get good psychiatric care.
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It rejected Professor Burton's opinion as "the opinion of an academic" and said Mr. Yang probably could get good psychiatric care.
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OPINION Sad lessons from WWI a sober warning for U.S. and China, by Seth Cropsey, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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We're changing public opinion and when public opinion is in support of removal, I'm confident that the impeachment will go forward.
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As I have written before, I often receive hateful tweets and emails for my commentary for CNN Opinion and Bloomberg Opinion.
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There's a lot of opinion and then I can't help it, but I'll cherry-pick facts to support my opinion. Sure.
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The good news is that if conservative elite opinion swung around on climate change, conservative mass opinion would swing easily behind.
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" She continued, "I appreciate your opinion and I hope you hold that same opinion to everyone else who has stayed in situations.
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They have an opinion of what the outcome should be first and then come up with the facts supporting that opinion second.
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"I appreciate your opinion and I hope you hold that same opinion to everyone else who has stayed in situations," she added.
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Nearly a third of respondents — 31 percent — said they either had a neutral opinion of the senator or no opinion at all.
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In the early days of social media, the abbreviations "IMO" and "IMHO" ("in my opinion" and "in my humble opinion") were common.
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And unless you're going to be an expert giving me an opinion on something, I don't really want your opinion on it.
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If there's one goal, it's to change not only fellow competitors opinion but America's opinion on what "different" people are capable of.
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So, why is your change of opinion make you like Reagan, and when he changes his opinion, it's a huge character flaw?
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The Monmouth poll found that only 36% of Florida voters have a favorable opinion of Clinton, while 50% have an unfavorable opinion.
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PIRRO: I do, but I&aposm asking your opinion that&aposs why he gave his opinion, now you have to give yours.
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She noted in her ruling Friday that her opinion on this lawsuit shouldn't be read as her opinion in the criminal case.
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OPINION An opinion article on Thursday about the beer industry misstated a detail about the Voluntary Anheuser-Busch Incentive for Performance program.
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OPINION Takeaways from the White House's short-lived stand against CNN's Jim Acosta, by Kim Wehle, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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A footnote in the 9th Circuit opinion noted that Reinhardt fully participated in this case and authored his opinion before his death.
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About 28500 percent of likely voters surveyed have a favorable opinion of Cruz, compared to 6900 percent who have an unfavorable opinion.
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"They will start rattling off stuff on their opinion on Trump or the wall or their opinion on illegal immigrants," she said.
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He claims that this decision was based on the opinion — just an opinion — of the Constitutional Council that he had himself sought.
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"Last week, public opinion tipped to favoring more restrictions and shut downs," GOP pollster Bill McInturff wrote on Public Opinion Strategies' website.
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Jaeger "told Kidd that his professional opinion of her would inevitably be tied to his personal opinion of her," the report states.
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He is entitled to his opinion and in my opinion for Kanye to say something of this nature is not extremely surprising.
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The latest opinion survey conducted in spring this year found that 60 percent of American respondents had an unfavorable opinion of China.
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Mass opinion, the opinion of the members of Parliament, and the interplay between the two play a critical role in shaping outcomes.
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While it was styled as "the opinion of the court," none of the other eight justices explicitly aligned themselves with Black's opinion.
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CreditCreditDamon Winter/The New York Times Opinion Columnist O.K., throwing this one at you without warning: What's your opinion of Mitch McConnell?
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Among the areas impacted was the opinion editorial team, which was eliminated, according to Chloe Angyal, one of the opinion writers affected.
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That's my opinion, and the the overall opinion of my peers who tend to be middle class men and women here in Ohio.
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Unfortunately, studies show that trade is one of the areas where there is the greatest gap between general public opinion and informed opinion.
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That just means you okay with a celebrity having their own opinion – or that someone else is okay to have their own opinion.
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Overall, half of voters say they have an unfavorable opinion of Clinton and nearly six in 10 have an unfavorable opinion of Trump.
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Your own opinion echoes back in the voices of all your friends and colleagues, which reinforces the logic of your own inarguable opinion.
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OPINION An opinion article last Sunday about Pope Francis and authoritarianism misstated the holy day on which he washed the feet of Muslims.
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Nowadays they have in their hands the possibility and the capacity to form opinion: they can form a good or a bad opinion.
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In opinion after opinion, Pai maintains that the key challenge for businesses — both large and small —is complying with an overweight regulatory regime.
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OPINION Death of nuclear treaty with Russia could start arms race with China, by Harry J. Kazianis, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Numerous opinion polls have shown broad public support for the impeachment inquiry itself — a victory for Democrats in the court of public opinion.
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The conservative member would write the majority opinion, while the liberals would rarely file a concurring opinion that would create friction with it.
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Very few voters had no opinion of either politician; only 85033 percent had an unfavorable opinion of Obama, and 36 percent of Clinton.
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It's when we form an opinion, and then we systematically look for evidence to support that opinion while discarding anything that contradicts it.
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OPINION Give Jim Acosta his press pass back, but with new rules of engagement, by Sharyl Attkisson, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Secondly, there's a difference of opinion within anti-fascism about how important public opinion is and what role it plays in the struggle.
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Opinion surveys on climate change are often reported as national averages, but national opinion is not the most important thing to most politicians.
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Student Opinion Is the minimum legal voting age of 18 years old fair and appropriate, in your opinion, or should it be lowered?
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And there's a lot of diversity in opinion — it's all conservative opinion, but it's quite a range of views — within the Republican Congress.
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OPINION An Opinion article last Sunday about the cartoonist Rob Rogers gave the incorrect year for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's endorsement of Gov.
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"Unpopular opinion time: I don't think it's fair to drastically change your opinion of the school based on this incident," the poster wrote.
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Typically when a dissenting opinion refers to something in the majority opinion, the dissenting justice includes a citation to the point at issue.
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We wanted to tell an honest story that there are two sides to this, and it's not about my opinion or Anthony's opinion.
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Trump fairs better: 2900 percent of respondents reported an unfavorable opinion of the president, compared to 220006 percent who hold a favorable opinion.
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Britain's exit from the European Union could tip public opinion in Scotland in favor of seeking independence, an opinion poll showed on Sunday.
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In a vote of encourage, no opinion or discourage for each potential candidate, Guterres received 13 encourage votes and two no opinion votes.
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However, whenever the gulf between critical opinion and audience opinion is very wide, it usually indicates that factors like these are at play.
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But public opinion may — and often does — deviate from expert opinion, not simply, it seems, because the public refuses to acknowledge the legitimacy of experts, but also because the public may not be able to tell where the majority of expert opinion lies.
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In my own pediatric practice, when asked about questions of child-rearing philosophy, I always told people the opinion of the academy, explaining that it was only an opinion; gave my own opinion; and then said they should really ask their grandmother.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti By now I'm sure that you've seen the news that the Chinese Government is very upset at Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey for tweeting support for Hong Kong protestors.
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A senior administration official said Kavanaugh was merely backing the idea of legislation -- stressing the difference between a legislative opinion and a constitutional opinion.
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Also, researchers think your opinion of a Sam Gilliam study can reveal your opinion of Trump, Climate Week approaches in New York, and more.
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Fox News has different ethical standards for its news and opinion anchors, and Mr. Hannity, firmly on the opinion side, has a longer leash.
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Only 37% of North Carolina voters said they have a favorable opinion of Clinton, while a majority -- 55% -- said they have an unfavorable opinion.
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Half of likely Florida voters said they have an unfavorable opinion of Clinton, while 44% said they have a favorable opinion of the candidate.
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According to the results, Guterres received 12 encourage, no discourage and three no opinion; Turk got 11 encourage, two discourage and two no opinion.
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" Snow also understands that her opinion "might be different from the next person" but she notes that she's "not trying to change anyone's opinion.
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Trump is playing not for a court, per se, but the court of public opinion — and, more importantly, the court of House Republican opinion.
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The above is the opinion of the author and is not meant to reflect the opinion of the U.S. Navy or the U.S. government.
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These particular groupings of opinion leaders were weighted to match the weights applied to previous Chicago Council opinion leader surveys going back to 220006.
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"I believe that the president's opinion of cooperators is just as pertinent as anyone else's opinion about cooperators," Nkrumah told reporters after the trial.
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A memorandum opinion from the NLRB's general counsel concludes that it can exert its authority in this area, but the opinion is merely advisory.
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To have a simple opinion about whether something is Good or Bad and have that opinion echoed and amplified until it has demonstrable impact.
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Similarly, 6900 percent of voters in Pennsylvania have a favorable opinion of Trump compared to 2628 percent who have an unfavorable opinion of him.
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If the Court splits 4-4, it is left simply to uphold the lower court opinion, but such an opinion sets no new precedent.
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Opinion Two volunteers leading the author's son into the ocean at Long Beach, N.Y.CreditCredit Ms. O'Brien is a staff editor for the Opinion section.
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In an opinion for the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, which Moss headed, he wrote an opinion that sitting presidents cannot be indicted.
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Opinion • Hakeem al-Araibi: Running From Bahrain's Dark Side: In the opinion section, the Bahraini soccer player writes of his time in Thai detention.
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"There should be clarity and distinction between opinion writers and news reporters, and opinion columns should not read like news stories," The Hill said.
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The public response was unfair; having an unpopular opinion does not make someone crazy, but, the right is entitled to their opinion as well.
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But in the Thomas opinion, there was no citation to a place in the majority opinion where the pro-government "implication" could be found.
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I was fortunate enough to be in a situation where I can speak my mind and share my opinion and also hear their opinion.
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"I have my opinion and everybody is free to have their own opinion," former world number one Lydia Ko of New Zealand told reporters.
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"It's very likely that international authorities will want a second opinion -- or a third opinion" before returning the Max to the skies, he said.
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So the paid opinion-haver sharing the wrong opinion in six-going-on-seven consecutive NBA Finals is definitely worth a giggle or two.
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The overwhelming majority of those opinions are going to be ignored, because if every opinion is being offered, really no opinion is being offered.
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"The problem is in my opinion, and in the opinion of a lot of Republicans, and certainly in the opinion apparently of McConnell, so many of Obama's nominees have been so bad and so far left that the trust factor is not there," he said.
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GREG GUTFELD, CO-HOST: Let me just say that -- about Russia, that&aposs his opinion and we have to understand he will express his opinion.
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We want everyone to be free to participate in the formation of public opinion, and we want the state to be responsive to public opinion.
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He'll give me his opinion on stuff if I ask him directly, but more often than not the opinion is 'both of those are fine.
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While I don't agree with the things she said about Marsha Blackburn, I respect her right to have an opinion and to express that opinion.
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Bernie Sanders improved, 32% said their opinion of former Mayor Pete Buttigieg improved, and 29% said they had a better opinion of billionaire Mike Bloomberg.
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It's hard to have an opinion about any of these elements of Apple's business without it informing your overall opinion on whether Apple is anticompetitive.
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"It's so important as a woman to have an opinion because if you have a different view or opinion, it's professional and it's actually praised."
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There are few undecided voters, now that nearly every American has an opinion about President Trump (only 5% have "no opinion" about his job performance).
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A lot of the time when young people do have an opinion, they are told that their opinion is invalid precisely because they are young.
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"I don't go by other people's opinion, I go by my own opinion," Flicker, who is friends with Laurita, says of getting to know Giudice.
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A surprising majority opinion upheld the University of Texas's affirmative action program, and a somewhat less surprising majority opinion struck down Texas's draconian abortion statute.
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He wants to believe that voting is simply a matter of about expressing your opinion, and then that opinion will be magically aggregated into results.
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Justice Scalia transformed the terms of legal debate by carefully and relentlessly making the case for his views, year after year, in opinion after opinion.
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The 9th Circuit had said that Reinhardt had "fully participated in this case and authored this opinion" in a footnote to the now-vacated opinion.
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"The club has always respected the right for everyone to have an opinion, and their right to express that opinion," they said in a statement.
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"We will dispute this opinion," Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski told public radio on Thursday, adding the ministry has received a draft version of the opinion.
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"In my opinion, and in the opinion of the prime minister, the situation on the Korean peninsula has unfortunately got a lot worse," said Putin.
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A reviewer's job is to express their informed opinion about something, an opinion shaped from both personal experience and a historical knowledge of the medium.
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But everyone is entitled to their opinion, so they can tell us that we're a complete waste of taxpayer money, and that's completely their opinion.
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The result is that opinion after opinion cited Trump's tweets as a basis to enjoin major policies and dismiss the arguments of the Justice Department.
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I had an opinion, I always had an opinion, but what do I think we should be doing that's going to make us most successful?
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With that said, it's a really good shoe — and in my opinion (and the opinion of many Converse collaborators), the Chuck 70 is even better.
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The news-opinion divide is standard practice at most outlets, which prohibit collaboration between staff that report the news and staff that produce opinion content.
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Unlike most people who vent, Steve Kerr has skin in the game and his opinion is relevant no matter your opinion on Trump's executive order.
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The New York Daily News will also no longer carry opinion columns written by Weiner, the newspaper's opinion editor, Josh Greenberg, told The Daily Beast.
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They often can't identify the line between opinion writing that is fact based, opinion writing not based in any fact, basic news reporting and falsehoods.
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That may sound like a really outrageous opinion, but it's actually an opinion, for example, that's shared by the UN Environment program and many environmentalists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's exit from the European Union could tip public opinion in Scotland in favor of seeking independence, an opinion poll showed on Sunday.
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Let us know your opinion by weighing in on one of our many Student Opinion questions on the topic: • Is the College Admissions Process Fair?
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It may be a very different opinion from anyone else but I know that I'll always get his unvarnished opinion with no barriers, no agenda.
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Half of the Republican voters in the poll had no opinion of Mr. Colyer, while a little more than one-third had a favorable opinion.
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With so many outlets, everyone not only has their own opinion, but access to others who share that opinion, no matter how outlandish it is.
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"Newspaper opinion piece" for OP-ED sounds like it might be a duplicate because of OP and opinion, but they are not the same thing.
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Mr. Green, of the University of Worcester, says there is a clear difference between academics expressing an opinion and their pushing that opinion onto students.
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When discussing relativity, the opinion of one physics professor counts for far more than the opinion of a thousand history professors or a thousand lawyers.
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Student Opinion Note: This Student Opinion question was written by a member of an experimental Student Council we ran during the 2015-16 school year.
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"You know, you've got an opinion, I've got an opinion," Graham replied — as though the corroborated facts of the matter are mere articles of speculation.
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Opinion Richard Conniff, a contributing opinion writer, recently published an article in the Times on his wish to be buried in a natural burial ground.
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While this is my interpretation of family, it is also my opinion that you are entitled to your own opinion, but so is everyone else.
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"In my opinion, and an opinion that is shared by most international observers, including some Israeli ones, [UNRWA] is an important factor of stability," he said.
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The opinion sends a strong signal that Thomas might vote against precedent in other cases, even if the opinion is deeply engrained in the court's jurisprudence.
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Just 5% of women aged 18-34 had a very favourable opinion of Trump in a March poll compared with 56% with a very unfavourable opinion.
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We are however reaching a MAJOR tipping point in the markets' opinion of the policies of central banks and that opinion is not for the better.
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In defamation cases, courts typically examine statements to determine whether they were factual or opinion, as expressing an opinion is generally protected by the First Amendment.
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Harry Potter readers in the U.S. have a lower opinion of Donald Trump than the general public, and that opinion worsens as they read more books.
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"If you have the opinion that I, Nick Caporella, am angrily exercised while extremely fortunate to be guiding FIZZ, your opinion is quite accurate!" he wrote.
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"And for the court to say the court of national opinion overturns Korematsu -- we can't wait around for national opinion to overturn this decision," she said.
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OPINION Former Justice Antonin Scalia would have applauded the asylum ruling that Trump is raging about, by Gregory J. Wallance, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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"I turned to [the boy] and said, 'I respect your opinion but I don't share your opinion so we're going to continue fishing,'" Hope told WTSP.
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Student Opinion Note: This question was suggested by Jordyn, 14, from Westfield, N.J. Do you have an idea for a Student Opinion question we might ask?
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The editorial board is composed of 14 writers and editors drawn from the Times Opinion department, which also includes opinion columnists, Op-Ed editors and others.
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The State of the Union rarely impacts public opinion about a president nor does it have a huge effect on public opinion about the issues discussed.
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Earlier studies found a so-called "backfire effect" in which seeing a fact contrary to your opinion would make you believe your erroneous opinion even more.
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When you replace with abortion foes, it gives a negative connotation, which may be the NYT opinion, but this is not an analysis or opinion story.
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Writing in 1967, Arendt observed a worrisome tendency for factual truth to be countered with opinion and thereby apparently transformed into opinion — becoming subject to debate.
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Newspapers like to keep their news and opinion sides separate, which means that the boss of the news side doesn't often write for the opinion pages.
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I was hesitant to share my opinion on the matter because often times I find that my opinion is valued as lesser because of my privilege.
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The likely Democratic nominee carries a net negative rating of -12, with 55% saying they have an unfavorable opinion of her and 43% reporting a favorable opinion.
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You have the right to voice your opinion, stand for your opinion and he's doing it in the most peaceful way I've ever seen someone do something.
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The poll found that 43% have a favorable opinion of the Democratic Party's presidential nominee, while 53% have an unfavorable opinion of her, and 4% are neutral.
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For Trump, only 26% of likely New Hampshire voters have a favorable opinion of the Republican nominee, while 69% have an unfavorable opinion, and 4% are neutral.
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TIM SLOAN: Look, I think if I'm not doing my job, as opposed to somebody having an opinion about me, right, that isn't always informed opinion, right?
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Your opinion means the world to me, which is why I'm devastated when I share my opinion and you just tell me everything that's wrong with it.
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You have the right to voice your opinion, stand for your opinion, and he's doing it in the most peaceful way I've ever seen someone do something.
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Twenty-five percent have a "very" favorable opinion of the Democratic presidential nominee, while 18 percent are "somewhat" favorable about her and 1 percent have no opinion.
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And readers of the court's work inevitably flock first to Justice Scalia's prose, whether in an opinion of the court or a separate opinion just for himself.
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"Against North Korea, even with extreme pressure, it has to be solved peacefully and our opinion and US opinion about this matter is not different," Moon said.
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OPINION It's high time for a discussion on infrastructure, by Gregory Winfree and Zachary Grasley of Texas A&M University, opinion contributors with The Hill. http://bit.
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While 27 percent of respondents in the latest poll said they had an unfavorable opinion of Melania Trump, 14 percent said they did not have an opinion.
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This expressly residual right is codified at the 1996 Advisory Opinion on Nuclear Weapons, an authoritative opinion handed down by the U.N.'s International Court of Justice.
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Of those Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents that do know her, 26% say they have a favorable opinion of her, to 7% who have an unfavorable opinion.
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When asked why OGE removed Shaub's changes, Apol said Shaub's warning on the opinion regarding anonymous donors did not indicate what part of the opinion was invalid.
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You have the right to voice your opinion, stand for your opinion and he's doing it in the most peaceful way I've ever see someone do something.
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In comparison, almost every Democratic voter has an opinion on Biden, Sanders, and Warren, while 70 percent or more have an opinion of Harris, O'Rourke, and Booker.
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The opinion also raises concerns about proposed powers for ESMA to directly supervise prospectuses issued by companies wanting to list their shares and bonds, the opinion said.
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Student Opinion As this is our first Student Opinion Question of the new school year, the moment is apt to reflect on the summer that just passed.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Mr. Giuliani said.
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The sentiment of crisis is perpetuated rhetorically in an attempt to whip up public opinion to then point to public opinion as a justification for radical solutions.
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It was public opinion that stalled the Republican effort to repeal Obamacare, and it is public opinion in part that will ensure the integrity of this investigation.
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" In short, Kennedy wrote, "the historical grounds relied upon in Bowers are more complex than the majority opinion and the concurring opinion by Chief Justice Burger indicate.
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" [Opinion | Los Angeles Times] • "It's like flying.
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Puerto Rico Statehood Is a Moral, Democratic and Economic Imperative (Opinion | Fox News)Statehood for Puerto Rico; an Insane Proposition (Opinion | The Hill) 4 Reasons Independence Is the Right Path for Puerto Rico (Opinion | HuffPost) A Debate on Puerto Rican Statehood (Opinion | The Stanford Daily) Then, write an editorial supporting one position, or hold a debate with your classmates about which status makes the most sense for Puerto Rico.
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In a one-page opinion concurring with Ginsburg's opinion for the court, Gorsuch added that the Privileges or Immunities Clause "may well be" the "appropriate vehicle" for incorporation.
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"If he did nothing, or perhaps even loosened, we would be in my opinion, just an opinion, 10,000 points higher than already a very high number," Trump said.
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The US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit heard arguments on the government's appeal of Chuang's opinion in early December, but has yet to issue an opinion.
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According to Suffolk, 23.5% of North Carolina voters said they have a favorable opinion of Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, while 23.5% said they have an unfavorable opinion.
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With such a low opinion of the American public, perhaps it is not surprising that the vast majority of these political insiders believe they should ignore public opinion.
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Which left her with "That's your opinion," perhaps the weakest response one could give in a presidential debate, especially when it's an opinion shared by millions of voters.
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Opinion-oriented blogs and full-fledged opinion web sites have supplanted many of the outlets of traditional media in influence, resulting in a sprawling range of partisan content.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Giuliani told The Times.
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About 45% of those Democratic voters have a "strongly favorable" or "favorable" opinion of the freshman congresswoman, while about 12% have either a strongly unfavorable or unfavorable opinion.
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So, when the President seeks to corral public opinion behind him Tuesday, he will be operating on scorched political ground and will require something extraordinary to shift opinion.
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Meanwhile, just 643 percent of people said they had a positive opinion of the Duchess of Sussex, and 16 percent said they had a negative opinion of her.
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And I really respect the Speaker and what she's been able to do, but when asked my opinion, I've got to give my opinion and not anybody else's.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Giuliani told the newspaper.
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Bloomberg wasn't on the ballot in the state, but voters at the polls were still asked their opinion of him along with their opinion of the other candidates.
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OPINION An opinion essay last week about college students facing hunger during academic breaks misstated the year in which Harvard first opened its dining halls during spring break.
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For many, he said, this was "the first opportunity to voice an opinion on Donald Trump," and that opinion, at least among the most motivated, was not favorable.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Giuliani told the Times.
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Student Opinion What was your opinion of football players kneeling for the national anthem to protest racism and police brutality started by Colin Kaepernick in the 2016 season?
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An opinion about the President and his polices, however, wouldn't necessarily mean Hart had an opinion about Stone or that she couldn't judge his case fairly, Jackson said.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," the spokesman said in a statement.
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By doing this we've alienated public opinion in South Korea, and in dealing with a democracy, the most important thing is to win over public sentiment and opinion.
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The high court's opinion, which did not include a dissenting opinion, reversed an order that prohibited a lesbian woman from contacting children she helped raise with her partner.
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When Obama left office in January 2017, a Military Times poll showed that 52% of troops had a negative opinion of him, against 36% with a positive opinion.
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OPINION An opinion article last Sunday about the effects of the Vietnam War on the United States misstated the number of Yale graduates who died in the war.
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While appropriate for news reporting, that is not typical of opinion writing; it had the consequence of further blurring the distinction between news and opinion for some readers.
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OPINION An opinion article on April 12, about Robert Kennedy's 1967 trip to Mississippi, misstated the year that he worked on the Bedford-Stuyvesant Renewal and Rehabilitation Corporation.
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"We conclude that the appeals court's opinion, when taken as a whole and when read in the light both of our prior opinion and the trial court record, rests upon analysis too much of which too closely resembles what we previously found improper," the majority said in an unsigned opinion.
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This opinion appears to be binding on the Justice Department's decision-making, though it's possible for Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to choose to override the opinion, give Mueller permission to ignore it and take it to court, or ask the office to reexamine the issue by writing a new opinion.
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The judge asked Washkuhn if it was true that when she described something as income, that was her opinion — couldn't a tax preparer have a different opinion, he asked.
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The Democratic Party, in turn, became the political ally of emerging rebellions — moving sharply to the left of American opinion, until American opinion shifted to embrace these very insurgencies.
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In this case, you're obviously reading an opinion piece, as I regularly write opinion content for The Hill in addition to doing media reporting, thereby making me a hybrid.
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Washington (CNN)Opinion surveys in recent weeks have shown the brunt of public opinion is opposed to the GOP on health care in terms of both substance and process.
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Quinnipiac found 221 percent of Democrats have a favorable opinion of Warren, just 23 percent have an unfavorable opinion, with 22 percent saying they hadn't heard enough about her.
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Toshiba's auditor, Pricewaterhouse Coopers Aarata, will issue a so-called "unqualified opinion" or a "qualified opinion" by a bourse-imposed deadline on Thursday, the daily said, without citing sources.
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Quinnipiac found 63 percent of Democrats have a favorable opinion of Warren, just 13 percent have an unfavorable opinion, with 23 percent saying they hadn't heard enough about her.
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OPINION Now that the government is funded, here's what workers want to see, by Richard Trumka, president of the AFL-CIO and opinion contributor for The Hill. http://bit.
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While some negative opinion indicates Trump just want to relief the panic in US, ease pressure on the stock and futures markets, as well as dissatisfaction with public opinion.
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According to a new public opinion survey conducted by RealClear Opinion Research, 2900 percent of respondents said it is unnecessary for the government to break up technology giant Amazon.
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Justice Alito joined Justice Kennedy's majority opinion in 2010 in the court's 5-to-4 decision in Citizens United, which overruled part of a 2003 opinion by Justice O'Connor.
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Student Opinion This extended Student Opinion question and a related lesson plan were created in partnership with the National Constitution Center in advance of Constitution Day on Sept. 17.
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We asked Jyoti Thottam, the business and economics editor for Opinion, to give us insight into how she and E. Tammy Kim, a contributing Opinion writer, approached the feature.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," a Times spokesperson said in a statement.
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"There's never been a campaign where the uncertainty was so uncertain," said Edouard Lecerf, global director for political and opinion research for Kantar Public, a public opinion research firm.
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People who lack EQ form an opinion quickly and then succumb to confirmation bias, meaning they gather evidence that supports their opinion and ignore any evidence to the contrary.
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As an excellent 2014 report on public opinion about criminal justice reform for the Opportunity Agenda project found, there has been meaningful change in public opinion since the 1990s.
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That is — one person's opinion — kind of charming.
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" NYT opinion staffer drafts articles of impeachment Earlier this week the NYT's Opinion section published a graphic-filled piece titled "The Articles of Impeachment Against Donald J. Trump: A Draft.
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But Chief Justice John Roberts, in his opinion for the court, downplayed the criticism, arguing that the "opinion today is far from the watershed" the dissenters claimed it to be.
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People notes that after Jaurengui's tweets went live, the station said that it was simply publishing one opinion and that she was free to state her own opinion in response.
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I&aposm surprised she still has a job only because, you can stay on the hand one, Jeanine, that this is an opinion, right, she&aposs just expressing her opinion.
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" Poland, one of the pipeline's fiercest opponents, plans to put forward its own legal opinion this week, one of its diplomats said, dismissing the Council document as "just an opinion.
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In other findings, the public remains evenly divided in its views of Obamacare, with 46 percent holding a favorable opinion and 46 percent holding an unfavorable opinion, according to Kaiser.
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Judge Jay Bybee of the 9th Circuit explained why in a compelling opinion Wednesday night – the third major opinion federal courts issued this week on the Trump administration's travel ban.
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OPINION Trade war a logical step in the age-old quest for power, by Andy Langenkamp, senior political analyst for ECR Research and opinion contributor for The Hill. http://bit.
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One of the important functions of Congress is not only to reflect public opinion, but to take the lead, along with the president and other opinion-molders, in forming it.
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According to the collective bargaining agreement signed in 2011, players can seek a second opinion but must notify the team in advance and share the second opinion with the club.
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OPINION Trump has emboldened Saudi Prince Mohammad bin Salman to act with impunity, by Kate Kizer, policy director at the Center for International Policy, opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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OPINION Trump is right to stand firm on his border wall promise, by Bradley Blakeman, former deputy assistant to President George W. Bush and opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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Just 85033 percent of the adults surveyed correctly identified all five factual statements as factual, according to the study, and just 35 percent identified all five opinion statements as opinion.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti We have three TVs in our offices here at The Hill, and they are all tuned into the major cable networks. Rep.
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OPINION Digital profiles must be protected in the same way as medical records, by Allan D. Grody, president of Financial InterGroup Advisers and opinion contributor to The Hill. http://bit.
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In my opinion — and your opinion in 2003 and 2004 — he certainly misled America into Iraq, which was and is horrendous, and had a lot of bad domestic policies too.
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ESOMAR -- an organization for market, social, and opinion researchers -- put out a statement on Tuesday, outlining its three key questions for public opinion research in coronavirus: Is the research essential?
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Indeed, the general tendency is for public opinion to move in the opposite direction from the president's preferences — a regulatory model that's known as the thermostatic model of public opinion.
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"They have ginned up this sentiment where people, because we have a difference of opinion, political opinion, that we're no longer safe or welcome in the same room," Setmayer said.
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"People ask me for my advice and opinion on things on politics, but they also ask me for my advice and opinion on electricity and power issues," Paduchik told Cleveland.com.
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Finally, and unexpectedly, in 1964, the Supreme Court reversed, without opinion, a Florida conviction against Grove, and issued, on the same day, an opinion in a case called Jacobellis v.
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"He took my opinion seriously, and that made me venture into politics more, the idea of an adult valuing you and making you seem like your opinion matters," she said.
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She was expressing a personal opinion on Twitter (not from the anchor booth), and as retaliation for her opinion the White House tried to leverage ESPN's power to fire her.
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Still, lawmakers have ignored the totality of national opinion in the past in deference to opinion in their districts and the power of the NRA in primary and state races.
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I disrespected that moment, especially at the Orange Bowl and especially on national TV. You can have your opinion and a place to speak your opinion, but that wasn't it.
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" Abortion in America: More complex than you think Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined Breyer's opinion and wrote a brief concurring opinion, which focused on what she called women in "desperate circumstances.
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Shawe seems never to have recovered completely from the 1997 breakup, based on the evidence contained in an unusually vivid Delaware Supreme Court opinion Tuesday and a 2015 Chancery Court opinion.
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But opinion trends on identically phrased questions do tell a story, and the story they are telling is that on issue after issue the tides of opinion are shifting against Trump.
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"Swing voters understand 'free is not free' as a powerful way to capture the Democrat agenda," Public Opinion Strategies argued in a memo on public opinion that it released last week.
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Thirty four percent of registered voters have a positive opinion of Clinton, versus 215 percent who have a negative opinion (-219) — a slight uptick from her minus-21 score last month.
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Because all spaces protected under Kennedy's one-vote opinion also would be protected under the four liberal justices' view, however, his opinion is the one that effectively controlled decisions going forward.
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More than three months into the new term, the justices have issued only one opinion from an argued case — a unanimous decision in which Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the opinion.
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Analyst Peter Boockvar says the divide of opinion on inflation mirrors the divide between opinion holders, who fall into three broad groups: low-income earners, high-income earners and central bankers.
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By the way, ask me about the market, and it's one period for me where usually you have an opinion and you figure it out and you have a strong opinion.
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You can have your opinion and I respect your opinion — it doesn't mean I agree with it — but if you're going to attack people I love, then we have a problem.
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They might engage in rhetoric or push policies that are isolationist or protectionist, believing they are aligned with public opinion — yet, in reality, these leaders are nudging public opinion toward isolationism.
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An opinion poll published by the same paper on Saturday said that, as in a poll published last month, 57 percent of Italians had a favorable opinion of the ruling coalition.
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The investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election shows just a 29% gap between public opinion and the opinion of Trump supporters -- a much smaller margin than every other subject.
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He has not said that he would have charged Trump if it were not for the OLC opinion, or that he did not charge Trump because of the OLC opinion. Rep.
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Public opinion may sway, but, ultimately working to reintroduce elements of compromise to the system that are less prone to such swings in public opinion would be good for our health.
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Student Opinion Five years ago we asked students about the web filters used in their schools, and the question became the single most commented-on Student Opinion question we've ever asked.
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Thus, Chief Justice Roberts would in many cases both cast the decisive vote and then assign the opinion-writing responsibility to the Justice he'd prefer to write the opinion (including himself).
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" The ruling added there was "no evidence the respondent ever expressed a political opinion and no evidence to suggest that she was harmed based on any real or imputed political opinion.
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This is what happens when people with a populist mind-set decide that an uneducated opinion is of the same value as an educated opinion, that ignorance sells better than learning.
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When people leave the movie theater they rarely hesitate to give their opinion of the movie, and it never occurs to them that they don't have a right to that opinion.
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At the same time, it's about how Tolentino herself, who built her career writing opinion-based essays on the internet, has benefited from the opinion-based economy that the internet created.
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This is what happens when people with a populist mind-set decide that an uneducated opinion is of the same value as an educated opinion, that ignorance sells better than learning.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote the court's opinion in the Lorenzo case, and he was able to turn the tables on the Janus case in which he wrote a dissenting opinion.
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"They have an opinion, and they expressed it, and I don't happen to agree with that opinion," Simon said of the federation and its president, Bernard Giudicelli, in a telephone interview.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Support for various forms of universal health care has declined since earlier this year, according to a Hill-HarrisX poll released on Tuesday.
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Student Opinion Question | What Is Your Relationship With Guns?
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Opinion AMERICA is experiencing a population boom — of pets.
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Opinion London — ITALIAN bureaucracy is legendary for a reason.
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CLINTON: We have — we have a difference of opinion.
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Opinion Abuja, Nigeria — WE were late getting to Chibok.
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" The boys wrote back, "Thanks for voicing your opinion.
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" James Comey's forthcoming book: "He's entitled to his opinion.
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David Leonhardt Opinion Columnist Barnes & Noble is in trouble.
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Contributing Opinion Writer TEL AVIV — He did it, again.
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" Opinion Columnist So, Donald Trump called Stormy Daniels "Horseface.
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Contributing Opinion Writer TRIESTE, Italy — I love this place.
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Now we do — and we can fight back. Opinion
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Opinion ABUJA, Nigeria — Human traffickers have officially been cursed.
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" In her opinion, such works make "too much sense.
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Opinion SITKA, Alaska — It is almost winter again here.
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" He based that opinion, he said, on "a feeling.
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" He added, "They can express whatever opinion they like.
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Contributing Opinion Writer HAMBURG, Germany — Are the Germans irrational?
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Opinion RAMALLAH, West Bank — Every conflict has its heroes.
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" TRUMP: "I have a very strong opinion on it.
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Reality check: The advisory opinion is just that — advisory.
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BERT got 77 — "surprising," in the authors' understated opinion.
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Opinion Columnist HONG KONG — Pay attention to Hong Kong.
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Contributing Opinion Writer LONDON — This is the dejection election.
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" November 1993 (Fox & Friends interview) "This is my opinion.
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KELLY: Okay, I'm not saying that — that's your opinion.
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As new polls explore public opinion over single-payer systems, here's a longtime favorite chart of mine that explores how the wording of a question on the topic can easily sway opinion.
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We specifically asked him about the OLC opinion and whether or not he was taking a position that he would have found a crime but for the existence of the OLC opinion.
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"It&aposs still, in my opinion and the opinion of a lot of folks in the Forest Service, better to have a person on a mountaintop who can give you a description."
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A February Economist/YouGov poll found that while 43 percent of Democrats had a "very unfavorable" opinion of Marco Rubio, 71 percent of Democrats had a very unfavorable opinion of Donald Trump.
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Fox News said the subscription-based service will offer commentary-and-opinion, including from the channel's opinion hosts and personalities, as well as access to exclusive events and the Fox News archive.
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Prediction markets are based on the idea that the aggregate opinion of the crowd is more accurate than the opinion of a single individual because it involves a greater pool of information.
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The power of TV to sway opinion - and Kiev's struggle to win favor in separatist areas - was illustrated by a 2015 Ukrainian opinion poll partly funded by the British embassy in Kiev.
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"They know they have lost the battle for international public opinion, but they think they can win the domestic public opinion battle," said Jorge Castañeda, a political analyst and former foreign minister.
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Thirty-five percent of respondents said they have a favorable opinion of the congressman, compared to 20 percent who have an unfavorable one and 39 percent who said they have no opinion.
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For the first time since the Pew Research Center began polling Canadians on their opinion of the U.S., the number with a favorable opinion of America has dropped to below 22019 percent.
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If your students are confused about where and how news and opinion can sometimes bleed together, our lesson plan, News and 'News Analysis': Navigating Fact and Opinion in The Times, can help.
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In a concurring opinion, the chief justice underscored the limitations Justice Kagan set out and said there was little daylight between the majority and a concurring opinion from Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.
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Among registered voters statewide who responded to the poll, 28 percent had a favorable opinion of Mr. Trump, while 224 percent had an unfavorable opinion — for a net negative of 443 percent.
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What's striking here is that the state acted not on the basis of an opinion from the Supreme Court but on the basis of an opinion by Justice Kavanaugh, speaking for himself.
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In the case of Cruz, who was born to an American mother in Calgary, Canada, 14 percent said they have a good opinion of him and 22 percent have a poor opinion.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti A day or so has passed, so the full emptiness of Kamala Harris's appearance on the debate stage has finally settled in my mind.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Two former extremists are calling for violent extremism to be treated as a public health issue amid an uptick in high-profile mass shootings.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," the Times spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.
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"So we have an impact on these individuals for offenses that, in my opinion and in the opinion of many, the consequence is no longer proportionate to the offense of smoking marijuana."
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Right, but the most popular people on Fox are the opinion people, or the Fox and Friends show, and you guys will ... The standard argument is that's opinion, it's not news, it's different, but the stuff that is influencing a lot of the debate, and very clearly influencing the president, comes from the people you would describe as opinion.
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And to Sol&aposs point, it&aposs my opinion, this is my opinion, that they were sitting on that laptop and they thought they could sit on that laptop till after the election.
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Although we like to think that presidents can have a huge impact on public opinion, social scientists have shown that the president doesn't really have the capacity to move public opinion very much.
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This means that among a sample of Republicans and Republican-leaning dependents, 44 percent hold a favorable opinion of Jeb and 45 percent hold an unfavorable opinion, leaving the candidate in the negatives.
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In one case, Gorsuch wrote a dissenting opinion complaining that the majority opinion had disregarded the actual text of a law in favor of the reading given to it by the Labor Department.
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Among the cases he supported: A 1989 decision allowing juvenile killers to be executed, then 16 years later wrote the opinion overturning such punishment, citing "the overwhelming weight of international opinion" against it.
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" ON REASON FOR LOW LEVEL OF LONG-DATED GILT YIELDS "There is a big element of what's happening in markets which is in our opinion, in my opinion, a hedging of downside risk.
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Trump's rating is even worse than Clinton's: Twenty nine percent have a positive opinion of him, while 4503 percent have a negative opinion (-2450) — an improvement from his minus-246 score in April.
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About 43 percent of women have a favorable opinion of Clinton, compared to 54 percent with an unfavorable opinion, according to the latest tracking poll from nonpartisan technology and media company Morning Consult.
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Warren is the most warmly viewed Democratic candidate among registered Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents, with 75% who have a positive opinion of the senator, compared to only 9% have an unfavorable opinion.
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The majority of the court did not issue an opinion as a whole, but indicated in the order that they were voting "substantially for the reasons" outlined in Millett's dissenting opinion from Friday.
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Most of the rest of Justice Kagan's opinion could well have been the majority opinion had Merrick Garland, Barack Obama's pick to fill the late Antonin Scalia's seat, joined the court last year.
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Moon has continued to back Cho and told senior aides on Monday that although "public opinion can be divided on political issues, I do not think that means that national opinion is divided".
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" Addressing her husband's pro-Trump tweets on Wednesday, Kardashian West wrote that while "most people (including myself) have very different feelings '& opinion about this" her husband is allowed to have "his own opinion.
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"Calls to murder, threats, insults and incitement of the masses or Auschwitz lies are not an expression of freedom of opinion but rather attacks on the freedom of opinion of others," he said.
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Interior announced a legal opinion in December that changed the Obama-era secretarial opinion that incidental killings of migratory birds under the act were as forbidden as intentional killing or ruining of habitat.
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The Ipsos survey conducted for the Daily Beast found that among Republicans, 22019 percent indicated they hold a favorable opinion of Kim, while 17 percent said they have a favorable opinion of Pelosi.
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Respondents were asked to check off the types of unions they had a favorable opinion of, and then to do the same with the types of unions they had an unfavorable opinion of.
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If you are a consumer of firearms related products, would you have a more favorable opinion of a manufacturing company that sponsored training for these armed first responders, or a less favorable opinion?
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Judge Brinkema's opinion in support of her order relies on reasoning that is much more likely to be embraced by the Supreme Court than the Ninth Circuit's opinion that upheld Judge Robart's order.
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OPINION Global ambivalence about Trump's foreign policy sends clear message to the White House, by Ahmed Charai, international counselor at the Center for National Interest and opinion contributor for The Hill. http://bit.
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"As to the part (of the reform) on which we expected the Venice Commission's opinion, most definitely (the opinion) will be taken very seriously by the government," Konrad Szymanski told reporters in Venice.
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" More important than her personal opinion of Kaepernick and his comrades, with Ginsburg being among the eight most prominent jurists in the land, is her legal opinion: "Would I arrest them for it?
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The National Rifle Association has regained some support since the Parkland school shooting earlier this year: 48% of Americans now have a favorable opinion of the organization, while 50% have an unfavorable opinion.
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If you are a TV fan with an opinion on Everybody Loves Raymond, the classic family sitcom that ran on CBS from 1996 to 2005, then that opinion likely tilts a bit negative.
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Opinion Columnist As prejudices go, anti-Semitism can sometimes be hard to pin down, but on Thursday the opinion pages of The New York Times international edition provided a textbook illustration of it.
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But what to make of the concurring opinion of Justices Elena Kagan and Stephen Breyer, two liberal-leaning members of the court, who surprised many observers by joining Justice Kennedy's opinion in full?
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Shortly after Scalia died in 2016, Justice Samuel Alito penned an opinion endorsing an expansion of religious objectors' rights, and that opinion was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Clarence Thomas.
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JUDGE LEON'S OPINION, AGAIN, A VERY GOOD OPINION, BUT PROBABLY IT WAS SO FACT SPECIFIC TO OUR CASE THAT IT PROBABLY DOESN'T CARRY A LOT OF PRECEDENT AS YOU THINK ABOUT GOING FORWARD.
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"The effect of today's opinion will be to curtail — and in some cases eliminate — plaintiff's ability to hold corporations fully accountable for their nationwide conduct," Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote in a dissenting opinion.
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The longer I work as a politics writer, the more I realize that I don't need to have an opinion on 99 percent of things people want me to have an opinion on.
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Thought, opinion, feelings * Why did the author make the post?
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Went for a second opinion and didn't get great news.
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Last week, Kennedy wrote the court's opinion in Fisher v.
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"People shouldn't die for expressing a different opinion," he said.
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You can't be mad at people for having an opinion.
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Perhaps expectedly, there were sharp differences in opinion by party.
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When it comes to romantic comedies, everyone has an opinion.
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In Warsaw, the government said it disagreed with Tanchev's opinion.
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They need differences of opinion and differences in life experiences.
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And it is independent of your children's opinion of religion.
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Rubio, in my opinion, you anecdotally suffered from these efforts.
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PSA: The silica mask, in my opinion, is SO DRYING!
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In fact, there's evidence to the contrary — the 2016 opinion.
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And in my opinion I don't think he's street enough.
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The surprise may be just how much his opinion matters.
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The war on Washington and for public opinion is on.
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But this won't likely sway Sessions or this administration's opinion.
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Opinion: Is there a Trump doctrine in the Middle East?
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Trailing Democrat Hillary Clinton in opinion polls for the Nov.
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His party is trailing conservative New Democracy in opinion polls.
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You'd better believe that Hayley had an opinion on that.
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"Momentum is a real fallacy, in my opinion," he said.
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After his convention Trump got a boost in opinion polls.
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What is his opinion about federal authority over sanctuary cities?
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This is an opinion piece by the International Rescue Committee.
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Once the frontrunner, opinion polls show Fillon losing the election.
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The opinion was joined by the four other conservative justices.
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Totally. I think writing this book certainly changed my opinion.
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The same percentage had no opinion, and 44 percent disagreed.
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"The conclusion is unavoidable," wrote Yang in his opinion piece.
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Ten percent said they didn't know, or had no opinion.
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As the opinion gave me comfort, I grew more tenacious.
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In my opinion, iPhone also has better autocorrect when texting.
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But when presented with new information, your opinion can change.
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It's more elegant in my opinion, but only barely so.
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"We should not impose our opinion on others," he said.
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He said Puigdemont's party was already sliding in opinion polls.
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"Everyone has the right to their own opinion," Martin says.
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In which case, it's probably time for a second opinion.
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Public opinion is a reed that moves with the wind.
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Opinion polling suggests the two parties are neck and neck.
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Meanwhile, 30 percent said their opinion of Clinton had improved.
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Although it cannot veto the deal, its opinion is influential.
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Roberts in his opinion said going forward, warrants are needed.
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The benefit of vaccines is not a matter of opinion.
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Did he get the tattoo, but later change his opinion?
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He's, in my opinion, the best goalie in the world.
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But here's my personal opinion: Just don't use the word.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the court's opinion, wasn't swayed.
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"Public opinion has completely changed on the subject," Sartori argued.
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"I don't really have an opinion on that," said Dakessian.
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With few exceptions, such as his opinion in Whitman v.
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The prevailing opinion was one of surprise and not revulsion.
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Evercore did a fairness opinion for Humana's board of directors.
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Clearly it's JoAnna's opinion of her own place, not the
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"It's time to have some new leadership, in my opinion."
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Pixel Buds look a little more normal in my opinion.
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JOHN STUMPF IS A PERFECTLY DECENT GUY IN MY OPINION.
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"But science isn't just the particular analysts opinion," she said.
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Opinion polls show the public is divided on Abe's proposal.
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Since December opinion polls show a sharp dip in optimism.
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Perhaps Mr Trump will be different and ignore public opinion.
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Opinion polls published have the race too close to call.
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"I don't have an opinion on that," he told reporters.
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But Klobuchar pulled into third place in two opinion polls.
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They have a harder time differentiating between news and opinion.
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I don't think he has a real opinion on it.
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But since becoming president, he has not offered an opinion.
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Opinion polls put her Democratic opponent, Kyrsten Sinema, comfortably ahead.
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Yet this may just reflect a division in public opinion.
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He hashtagged his bad opinion with a bad hashtag, #emasculatedBond.
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He is leading national opinion polls ahead of the Feb.
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ON THE DEAL ITSELF YOU'RE RELYING ON AN IRS OPINION.
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Burroughs' opinion on Friday didn't reference the Justice Department's filing.
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If they asked my opinion, I would blame my father.
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And it would be against the tide of public opinion.
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Since then, it has slumped to 12% in opinion polls.
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Sullivan rejected that demand in December in a blistering opinion.
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For now, other parties are not asking for its opinion.
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Pelosi's outlook The Circuit's opinion is likely to embolden Democrats.
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The panel's opinion will now be reviewed by the EMA.
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Getting a second opinion can also help end a standstill.
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That opinion, the 2008 decision in District of Columbia v.
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These people, in our opinion, could get away with murder.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion.
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John McCain's opinion didn't matter because he would die soon.
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Osemele, to his credit, sought another opinion, and then another.
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That's not a matter of taste or opinion, that's math.
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Alito wrote the opinion for the court in Jennings v.
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She said she needed at least one other person's opinion.
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Opinion: We need to do something to stop 'floating graveyards'
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And the Starks are — in my opinion — just really boring.
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But why do UK MCs care about her opinion anyway?
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Just 28500 percent of respondents said they had no opinion.
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In her opinion, this is kinder than rejecting them somehow.
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Then come the opinion polls which show his father losing.
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Opinion polls show that most French people support the measure.
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The only opinion that matters is my daughter's and family.
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Bitter experience shows that opinion polls have often proved unreliable.
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Recent opinion surveys show electability topping issues for many Democrats.
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Even so, I accepted his opinion for what it was.
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In the opinion, he relied upon District of Columbia v.
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Opinion MONTREAL — AS scandals go, it was a juicy one.
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Related Student Opinion | How Do You Think Dinosaurs Went Extinct?
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Student Opinion Question | Should Video Games Be Considered a Sport?
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"He will ask questions, he wants your opinion," she says.
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Lula was leading the opinion polls when he was jailed.
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It's neat, but gets old pretty quick in my opinion.
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OPINION: The war in Afghanistan -- just what was the point?
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Opinion polls suggest most voters are against it as well.
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"It seems a bit hasty in my opinion," he said.
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And in my opinion, Ariana Grande is one of them.
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Sometimes the party uses covert means to sway foreign opinion.
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Chuang's opinion highlights a few things that are different now.
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So how did the two reconcile their difference of opinion?
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Politicians are unlikely to race far ahead of public opinion.
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What is your opinion of the Oscars as an institution?
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump at Benedict College was beneath contempt.
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Yellen's remarks indicate her opinion has not changed since then.
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Go deeper: Advertisers flood World Series for D.C. opinion leaders
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They knew who to call to get a second opinion.
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There is reason to doubt the soundness of that opinion.
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If you feel something's not right, get a second opinion.
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They have the opinion and they're more likely to vote.
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Tate did not hold back when she gave her opinion.
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So much of it is based on someone's actual opinion.
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For this reason, I give no opinion on the matter.
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This is partly because public opinion has, broadly, remained supportive.
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But America's good opinion of China matters less to them.
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When it comes to Lenin, everyone has a readymade opinion.
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Opinion SARA and I met as office drones in 193.
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Read our Student Opinion question, and then join the conversation.
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Wow, Trump clearly has a very low opinion of Republicans.
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Opinion "ARE you sure they're there?" the decision maker asks.
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The economic outlook deteriorates and Labour's opinion poll lead escalates.
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In opinion polls, Pakistanis have high regard for the Chinese.
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"I have no opinion as to who's right or wrong."
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How has public opinion changed in regard to conscience clauses?
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But a lot has changed since 2014 — including her opinion.
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"Every time he speaks that opinion is confirmed," Obama said.
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And in your opinion, is the US really considering war?
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But this consideration doesn't stop people from voicing their opinion.
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Trying controversy as opinion polls show landslide for governing party.
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In my opinion, Rogers Park specializes in good, cheap food.
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This, in my opinion, is important for people to realize.
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Image: Wikipedia CommonsLots of people have an opinion on supplements.
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"He still is doing well in my opinion," Jackson said.
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"Matt was behaving strangely, in my opinion," Hendrex tells PEOPLE.
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This, in my opinion, is a little offensive to Tarzan.
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In my opinion, I don't think that's positive for business.
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Some opinion polls suggest the outcome could be very close.
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Which is what, in my opinion, makes a person beautiful.
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I do not think she will follow just public opinion.
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Russian diplomatic sources say Pushkov was expressing a personal opinion.
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Opinion polls consistently show that most Australians support gay marriage.
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Moulton's opinion noted it was Yeager's decision to plead guilty.
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In his opinion Friday, U.S. district Judge David Hale disagreed.
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Maybe it's nepotism and our opinion / votes don't actually matter.
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If you've got an opinion, why be humble about it?
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A broad swathe of American opinion has turned against it.
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Most Spaniards want a fresh election, according to opinion polls.
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But in my opinion, they just weren't artistic or innovative.
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Independence has never enjoyed majority support in the opinion polls.
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But in her opinion, keto doesn't fit into that picture.
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Of course, the only opinion that matters is Judge Polster's.
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Opinion polls suggest the race is too close to call.
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Recent opinion polls put Hofer ahead of Van der Bellen.
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Earlier opinion polls had shown the candidates neck and neck.
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"Because to do so, in my opinion, is just assault."
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This contested race needs no further amplification in my opinion.
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Her opinion changed when she actually saw the final product.
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Everyone has an opinion and feels compelled to share it.
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Even so, her ratings in opinion surveys have fallen steeply.
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But it was not yet, in his opinion, a crisis.
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Like pickles, cilantro and Ted Cruz, Apple inspires extreme opinion.
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Still, your opinion on this does seem like an outlier.
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In the court's view, its opinion is binding there, too.
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The religious status quo remains in place, despite public opinion.
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It inspired an almost plaintive concurring opinion from Justice Kennedy.
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I call bullshit on that, but everyone has an opinion.
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That argument was taken up by Roberts in his opinion.
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Before elections, they must simply rely on the opinion polls.
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And he's not alone in that opinion in the village.
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Its surveys are considered in Spain as official opinion polls.
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Q: And, again, I'm asking you about your expert opinion.
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My humble opinion, $4 billion should not have been spent.
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And again, I will ALWAYS stand by my husband's opinion.
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You're a stylish guy, you can give an unvarnished opinion.
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Lula leads in the opinion polls, by a wide margin.
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Thursday's Court of Special Appeals opinion, obtained by PEOPLE, concurred.
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Allison Silver is the executive editor of Opinion at Reuters.
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It should not be in the court of public opinion.
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This behavior is actually a net good in my opinion.
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Opinion polls reveal that U.S. policies have indeed given it
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One need only consider half the country's opinion of Snopes.
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" "She's not of the opinion that signing up with Live!
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In my opinion, those heartless congressmen need tough medicine, too.
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TIM SLOAN: Well, that's-- she can have that opinion, Jim.
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"Why the Left Keeps Winning," a 2009 opinion piece in
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But I have a sharp difference of opinion with him.
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Public opinion shows why Democrats have focused on the issue.
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In my opinion, they're easier to like than good things.
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The government there refutes the opinion of the working group.
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What happened to this animal is in my opinion criminal.
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Proselytize means to convert someone to another belief or opinion.
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But in my opinion we shouldn't have coaching in tennis.
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"It's not an order, it's the president's opinion," Sanders said.
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It would assert an opinion and disavow it moments later.
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That's just not a good look, in my personal opinion.
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Jennine Capó Crucet A novelist, professor and contributing opinion writer.
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According to public opinion polls, the royals enjoy tremendous approval.
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Opinion polls show the race is too close to call.
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Whether that is the case is a matter of opinion.
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Contrary to popular opinion, the Earth is not a sphere.
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In our opinion, Clearstream's business lines would be little affected.
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In Silicon Valley, data trumps opinion — even with gender parity.
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Some of the exchanges cannot be trusted in my opinion.
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What makes it a uniquely bad gift, in your opinion?
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Judge Moss supported the DOL's claim in his written opinion.
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If you look at public opinion polls, it's a majority.
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Commentary by Jonathan S. Tobin, the opinion editor of JNS.
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In our opinion, weakness in hardware is not entirely structural.
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The repeal efforts appeared to boost public opinion of Obamacare.
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And when that opinion is shaped, a brand is formed.
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Opinion polls already show his popularity at a record low.
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Public opinion polls have shown slipping support for Republican efforts.
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I don't think that's a mean comment, just an opinion.
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It's not gauche to have an opinion about politics now.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Newt Gingrich: The red wave is growing .
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" Bee said, adding that the column was "one person's opinion.
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But their opinion doesn't affect my common sense and procedures.
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And does he suffer from bipolar disorder, in your opinion?
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I don't know my opinion of the Kim Kardashian thing.
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Public opinion toward the United States in generally favorable, however.
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Here's an unpopular opinion on the internet: cats are evil.
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What has been missing, in Balint's opinion, is Vitruvian delight.
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"Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion," Grapperhaus said.
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But he did not sign on to Justice Kagan's opinion.
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Public opinion is divided on trans issues in many ways.
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Opinion divides more evenly on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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He knows I'll get things done – he trusts my opinion.
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What is the best ever grime par in your opinion?
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If there's no sexual chemistry, you're fucked, in my opinion.
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The majority opinion "upsets the delicate balance," Judge Thompson wrote.
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When a woman expresses an opinion on the Internet. pic.twitter.
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By their nature, they comprise the opinion of the writer.
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Supreme Court opinion now can even be fun to read.
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Bass' opinion remains, for now at least, a minority view.
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In an unsigned, majority opinion, the court cited Obergefell v.
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Nearly everyone, it seems, has an opinion on the matter.
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Member states will also be able to give their opinion.
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In my opinion, Colorado might have been a calculated loss.
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Opinion polls suggest a fragmented parliament and difficult coalition dynamics.
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But Google's algorithmic search results can significantly impact public opinion.
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Opinion: Why did Iran prisoner swap not include my father?
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After shooting OG, how has your opinion on prisons changed?
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Democrats believe that public opinion is firmly on their side.
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Most recent opinion polls give New Democracy a clear lead.
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The bill has already proven unpopular in public opinion polling.
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There's some public opinion evidence that Americans may be receptive.
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Their shifts aren't unlike Trump's own changing opinion on Assange.
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Do you have an opinion on eating in the subway?
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CNN Opinion asked a number of historians for their thoughts.
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Yes, in my opinion they will – without breaking a sweat.
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"McConnell needs to be gone in my opinion," said Moore.
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It was an opinion he intended to keep to himself.
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That narrative, in my opinion, is ready to be retired.
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In your expert opinion, are polar bears the best bear?
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Yet the Venice Commission's opinion will be hard to muffle.
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" He concludes: "So my opinion: Avery is guilty, Dassey not.
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Opinion polls show they increasingly see it as an enemy.
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"Everybody's entitled to their opinion," Evans said of outside evaluators.
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"I respect any opinion that my members have," she added.
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" Irving stated that, in his opinion, "It really doesn't matter.
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Yet days later several opinion polls had switched towards Leave.
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Public opinion will shape how Congress reacts to the evidence.
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Opinion polls indicate that new elections may return similar results.
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The case: In its June opinion in South Dakota v.
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But the furor doesn't seem to have swayed public opinion.
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Public opinion has shifted decisively in favor of marijuana legalization.
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OPINION The president shapes the public character of the nation.
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If not, does his review sway your own opinion somehow?
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Gorsuch said the opinion "did nothing to override" Congress' judgment.
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Justice Clarence Thomas filed an opinion concurring in the judgment.
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Public opinion surveys suggest that, indeed, many of us do.
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Democratic voters hold a much more favorable opinion of Sen.
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Ten percent of GOP respondents said they had no opinion.
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The community's opinion of Blackbird rides on it, he added.
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It is a Balkan State, not a Baltic State. Opinion
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Expert opinion on the summit emphasizes how little was achieved.
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The opinion on Tuesday was part of the court's response.
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These are rulings based on the law, not public opinion.
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In Mexico, public opinion over the matter has been mixed.
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The New Jersey senator divides opinion, especially inside the Beltway.
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Every rumor has value, as does just about any opinion.
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In his opinion, Kennedy warned that more challenges were inevitable.
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They have also downplayed any differences of opinion on Apple.
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As Kozinski would write in his opinion in Mattel v.
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Going Further What should Bernie Sanders do, in your opinion?
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The majority opinion "distorts the deferential Batson inquiry," he wrote.
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In his dissenting opinion, Judge John Z. Lee wrote otherwise.
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This outrageous decision flies in the face of public opinion.
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On this point, the Clinton opinion could hardly be clearer.
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Nearly 20 percent of respondents said they had no opinion.
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And in my opinion that currently makes him a dick.
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Or the political opinion they were being pushed to form.
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At present, public opinion would most likely be against it.
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Most recent opinion polls have shown the In campaign ahead.
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It is possible to have a complex opinion about her!
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We would not stop them expressing their opinion within boundaries.
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They considered science a powerful tool in shaping public opinion.
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"The opinion survives intact in every way," Judge Scheindlin said.
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Full disclosure: Davis is an opinion contributor for The Hill.
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Opinion columnist President Trump has been good for America's billionaires.
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He did not state his reason for holding that opinion.
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Opinion Why we don't like what we struggle to categorize.
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I already had an opinion about him, millions of opinions.
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Opinion OpinionThe Editorial Board OpinionThe Editorial Board OpinionMarine Le Pen
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In his majority opinion, Alito cast doubt on Abood's reasoning.
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The opinion, however, contained an important silver lining for regulators.
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"Today's GAO opinion reaffirms that most essential responsibility," he said.
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Full disclosure: Davis is an opinion contributor with The Hill.
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TV's web show about public opinion and the polling industry.
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Clinton have "very strong differences of opinion" on the issue.
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But Mr. Walker's opinion resonates in this town of 21992,21976.
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It's the reason, in my opinion, that rates are rising.
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"In my opinion, that's part of a relationship," he replies.
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Opinion Columnist Immense wealth isn't good for your reality sense.
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Public opinion seems to be catching up following an Aug.
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OPINION I'm from the same generation as Northam and Herring.
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Commentary by Jonathan S. Tobin, an opinion editor of JNS.
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The judge's full written opinion will be published next week.
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And 2628 percent said they did not have an opinion.
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He wrote the majority opinion in District of Columbia v.
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"We've got to investigate and change public opinion," said Rep.
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Marshall's opinion for the court struck a politically brilliant balance.
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Student Opinion Where and how do you get your news?
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Unsurprisingly, opinion on Trump's reelection was divided by party affiliation.
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"In our opinion, that's the first step towards lasting change."
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Public opinion indicates that Trump hasn't done much of that.
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In Bruce's opinion, Blockbuster offered something that streaming services can't.
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Opinion The article has been updated to reflect news developments.
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Read the court's full opinion below: Download Leon's full decision.
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In an opinion article for Breitbart earlier this week, Rep.
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Opinion How can we help black boys succeed in school?
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This opinion is, to put it mildly, far from universal.
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It is simply the opinion of one district court judge.
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