Yeah, or even opinions about things, opinions about themselves, opinions how to do these things.
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"Good opinions or bad opinions — I accept both," he said.
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We don't all have the same opinions, we all have different opinions.
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MIKE'S ALWAYS GOT A COUPLE OPINIONS AND HE'S ENTITLED TO HIS OPINIONS.
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When you make your decisions based on other people's opinions, two things tend to happen: The best way to avoid falling prey to the opinions of others is to realize that other people's opinions are just that — opinions.
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People didn't just hold opinions—those opinions were the sum of their personality.
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"He had his own opinions, and I had my own opinions," Wardiya said.
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We may not have the same opinions, but we respect each other's opinions.
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The same is true when comparing white and Hispanic opinions with black opinions.
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A provocateur like Mr. Trump will trigger strong opinions, but opinions are flighty.
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"He has his own opinions, we don't always stand with those opinions," Rorsted added.
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People are allowed their opinions, and all opinions are equally correct and worth publishing.
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The opinions expressed are the author's own, and not the opinions of the EPA.
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We must prevent such differences of opinions from becoming emotionally complicated by exchanging opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are their own; view more opinions on CNN.
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And to the extent that opinions about President Obama influence evaluations of the economy, opinions about him are themselves strongly tied to opinions about race, immigration, and religion.
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Kethledge&aposs opinions are a lot more kind of punch you in the nose opinions.
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Women could not hold dangerous opinions, because women could not hold opinions of their own.
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Opinions on impeachment will break down along the same lines as opinions of Trump do.
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Well, I have a lot of opinions, and those opinions cause a lot of feelings.
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You know you've made it when you understand that other people's opinions are just that—opinions.
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She normally wears the jabot while delivering dissenting opinions but no opinions were issued that day.
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One can certainly disagree with her opinions, but at least she had opinions and voiced them.
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But you can decide whose opinions matter more and whose opinions you put more weight on.
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She has opinions, so many opinions, delivered straight into the hungry eye of the television camera.
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They found evidence that voters' opinions on issues can change, but not their opinions on candidates.
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Any other opinions, even the Pope's, were just that, opinions, and not necessarily binding on Catholic consciences.
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Whatever Trump's personal opinions on the porn industry might be, personal opinions aren't the same as policy.
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I mean, for fun in the city, people get together at a party and swap opinions. Opinions.
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Differing opinions are stifled and restricted to free speech zones as students struggle to express their opinions.
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People know them and have opinions about them -- opinions that are unlikely to change in any drastic way.
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And the dog has opinions about all this brain-spattering, opinions that require a lot of reaction shots.
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We often only listen to, watch, and read opinions we agree with and discount different opinions as propaganda.
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Assholes are like opinions: Everyone has them—but no one has more opinions on assholes than Jonathan Allen.
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Although we can differ in our opinions - and we do differ - that is what political opinions are for.
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I blindly agreed with opinions on essays I'd never read; shared opinions on people I'd never heard of.
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She compared them to the majority opinions of his colleagues on the appeals court in some 3,000 opinions.
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So you've identified this challenge is kind of different sources of truth, if you will. Exactly. Opinions. Opinions.
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"There were some hard-core opinions, but we respected the fact that we had different opinions," he said.
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Italian opinions about the advantages of the euro have ebbed and flowed, as have opinions about the European Union.
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This unfortunate composition makes me concerned that the opinions he is hearing simply reaffirm his own biases and opinions.
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The opinions of those in service span a wide spectrum and what I will relate are my opinions only.
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Obviously, "ordinary opinions" and "racist opinions" are not mutually exclusive, and indeed, the problem with racist (and sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, and transphobic) opinions is that they are so often ordinary — which is to say common, widespread.
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David Seaburg: Opinions expressed are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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But the opinions these judges write are different (something Posner, who understands judicial opinions as rhetorical performances, should care about).
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Forty-four percent of younger people identified all five opinions as opinions, while only 403 percent of older people did.
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His work been cited in hundreds of judicial opinions, including more than a dozen opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"You don't have to ask me....because I have my own opinions, you can have your own opinions," Trump replied.
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Opinions are opinions... But Samantha Bee shouldn't be dictating what should and should not appear on the network Twitter account.
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""Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Inc.
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But the fact that Americans don't think new information could change opinions shows just how deeply entrenched those opinions are.
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Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Inc.
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"You need to have at least three or four opinions from major centers, and sometimes you get conflicting opinions," said Mazen.
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While the court obviously has given no reason for the dearth of opinions, it does mean that opinions haven't been ready.
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Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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X Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Inc.
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"They shouldn't [hire people] with the facade that they're delivering multi-level opinions and they're not puppeteering those opinions," Krauss said.
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All opinions stated by Peter Nguyen are his own and do not reflect the views or opinions of the U.S. Army.
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The opinions expressed in this article are solely her own and do not reflect the views and opinions of either institution.
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The justices have yet to issue opinions in five different cases, and are expected to release their final opinions on Thursday.
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X. Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Inc.
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Most people's opinions on abortion rights and their opinions on the correct outcome in this case are probably pretty closely linked.
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His work has been cited in hundreds of judicial opinions, including more than a dozen opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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X ""Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Inc.
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Acknowledge that each side has beliefs and opinions, and has a right to those beliefs and opinions, even if we disagree.
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" "First of all, she [Lisa Page] and [Peter] Strzok were sending emails back and forth with their personal opinions and the opinions they were stating in those emails were the same opinions of the majority of the American people.
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In the case of the first episode, however, it's more like: duping people with problematic opinions into saying those opinions on camera.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are his and do not reflect the opinions of any institution with which he is affiliated.
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"It's really easy for somebody to watch this show and come up with opinions, and everybody's entitled to their opinions," she says.
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The thoughts and opinions expressed herein are solely the authors' and do not necessarily represent the thoughts and opinions of Addiction Campuses.
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George F. Will: How our democracy has made dependency a right Explore more from The Opinions Essay series and other Opinions features
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People generally differentiate between facts and opinions -- as the saying goes, you can have your own opinions, but not your own facts.
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First, he urged everyone not to read what others have said about his judicial opinions, but to "read the opinions" for themselves.
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The thoughts and opinions expressed herein are solely the authors and do not necessarily represent the thoughts and opinions of Addiction Campuses.
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Our opinions on the Presidency changed with television's growth; as new technology spreads throughout the world, our opinions will continue to evolve.
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Most are paying attention, get what it's all about and have strong opinions about impeachment — but not always the opinions you'd expect.
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Do you think these opinions are any different from the types of opinions you have heard in your own city or state?
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That said, it is unlikely that the stunts will change opinions of Trump, but they may further polarize opinions between supporters and opponents.
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GUY ADAMI Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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PUTS: PJC Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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Democratic primary voters might not have strong opinions on tech policy, but Warren clearly thinks they will have strong opinions on Mark Zuckerberg.
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That compares with 236% with unfavorable opinions of Ivanka Trump and 238% with favorable opinions, and Kushner, with 235% unfavorable to 21% favorable.
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Let's get one thing straight: Conservatives don't care that celebrities voice their opinions, unless they disagree with the opinions the celebrities are voicing.
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Other people's opinions of me are things I can't control, and that's all fame really is, is a collection of other people's opinions.
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A trend this decade is the increasing prevalence of people expressing their opinions publicly, due to the number of venues for those opinions.
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David Seaburg Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc
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The Gundy opinions Gundy's opinions reveal that the non-delegation doctrine, like many other issues before the court, comes with partisan political overtones.
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The opinions expressed in this article are solely my own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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Everyone has their opinions on which episodes and seasons are best, but there's a lot of crossover and mutual agreement in those opinions.
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People who gaslight tend to treat their own opinions as facts and make others believe their opinions are wrong, rather than just different.
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But they did think he would have strong opinions on the overall direction of policy and he would demand those opinions be heeded.
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After you fill out a short questionnaire about your opinions on the issues, they will tell you which candidate's opinions are closest to yours.
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While the American public may have firm opinions of immigrants, they have much less stable opinions on particular policies that affect the undocumented population.
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People's opinions of my efforts don't matter, what matters to me is the considered, rational opinions of intelligent people about our take on metabolism.
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Long-running social science surveys have found that since the 1980s, Republicans' opinions of Democrats and Democrats' opinions of Republicans have been increasingly negative.
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We see that optimism in all of his most important opinions — and indeed in the soaring (some say overly flowery) language of those opinions.
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DAVID SEABURG DAVID SEABURG: Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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Americans are open to people with all sorts of political and partisan opinions, our research shows — as long as they keep those opinions to themselves.
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And court opinions that have mentioned the term in passing while ruling on other questions have come to very different opinions about what it means.
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They followed various opinions that he&aposs -- and ideas where he&aposs written some lower court opinions, and then the Supreme Court has followed his lead.
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Puts: CLF, EEM DAVID SEABURG Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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The Justice Department will offer formal advisory opinions to people who are unsure whether they are required to register, but those opinions are not publicly available.
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And sure, famous people -- especially attractive ones -- often enjoy far more credit for newly-acquired opinions than others who have been expressing those opinions far longer.
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As long as these doctors and Clinton have not committed fraud, the American people should accept their expert opinions over the opinions of the less informed.
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I would say I would be shocked if any of their opinions had changed because they basically told me that their opinions weren't going to change.
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Say we accept that the majority of hardcore conservatives have negative opinions on climate change, and they see those opinions as reflective of deep ideological values.
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One of the dangers of expressing opinions on the internet for a living is that you sometimes express opinions that turn out to be totally incorrect.
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And while people and their opinions always deserve the greatest respect, the opinions adopted by parties (which are typically instruments of personal advancement and of power, with all the chances for intrigue which this implies) are not to be identified with ordinary human opinions: they are ideologies.
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It's bringing top critics, lesser known critics, and audience opinions together in one place because there are a lot of freakin' opinions to deal with right now.
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Similarly, despite the disclosure of many FISA court opinions following Edward Snowden's revelations, new information from the Justice Department indicates that about 30 significant opinions remain secret.
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Yes, I think changing opinions does carry with it an ethical obligation: You have to be honest about how and why you've come to your new opinions.
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And he said he thought it was "inappropriate" to go down a list of Supreme Court opinions and express his opinions on whether they were correctly decided.
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Bethenny Frankel, the most important person who has ever had opinions, appeared on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Tuesday night – and she had lots of opinions!
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The Source: The cast of Disney+'s first Star Wars show, in Entertainment Weekly Probability of Accuracy: Opinions are about as accurate as opinions can be, right?
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The legal opinions were written during previous Democratic and Republican administrations by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, which provides legal opinions for the executive branch.
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In the survey, conducted several months ago, Pew pollsters asked people in 15 different countries about both their opinions of America and their opinions of Donald Trump.
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As the trial showed, it was able to confirm dogs' opinions about a sample when those opinions were at variance with the ones held by a human handler.
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Whatever your opinions are on season 8's writing quality – and trust us, folks have a lot of opinions — the ending itself has been set in (dragon)stone.
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Specifically, polarization intensifies the impact of party endorsements on opinions, decreases the impact of substantive information and, perhaps ironically, stimulates greater confidence in those — less substantively grounded — opinions.
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A history professor who compiled tens of thousands of survey responses told Insider why the Army sought the unvarnished opinions of its soldiers and what those opinions revealed.
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Buffet and Dimon expressed many valuable opinions in CNBC's exclusive interview; some of the opinions were not mentioned before, indicating the worries and thoughts from these 2 heavyweights.
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"There certainly are some vehement opinions opposed to this, but we know there are very strong opinions in support of this as well," said committee Chairman James Roosevelt.
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"The reason we demand party members and cadres not to make baseless comments is not so you can't raise opinions and suggestions or even critical opinions," he said.
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As a society, we cannot have a productive dialogue around your "diverse opinions" if you do not respect us — our opinions and our identities — and instead threaten us.
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I do the same, and yet I often form more democratic/liberal opinions on the same issues, and when these opinions collide it can form some interesting conversations.
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Assertive behavior involves stating your opinions while still being respectful of others, while aggressive behavior involves attacking or ignoring the opinions of others in favor of one's own.
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"I feel like, although people's opinions do need to be respected, if they're using those opinions to hurt other people it's important to call them out," she said.
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The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views and opinions of St. John's University.
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Yes, media can change peoples' opinions and behavior, but people also choose to consume particular media because it aligns with their opinions and affirms stuff they're doing already.
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Najarian long puts: GGP, PJC, X. DAVID SEABURG Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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Then people will have to wonder which are the lies: the extreme opinions expressed to win the nomination, or the more moderate opinions expressed to win the Oval Office.
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Recently, we realised we hadn't yet canvassed the opinion of an Official Young Person, which felt like an oversight considering young people's opinions are the only opinions that matter.
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Liberty University responded to protesters on Monday, saying the school supports its students' right to express their own political opinions, including those opinions that might differ from school leadership.
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This means the policies you'd most expect to pass, based on rich people's opinions, are also the policies you'd most expect to pass based on middle-class people's opinions.
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It's impractical to use surveys to measure the opinions of the ultra rich (millionaires, billionaires), but Gilens argues that their opinions would diverge from the middle class more dramatically.
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The defendants said the misrepresentations were non-actionable opinions, so Judge Gorsuch's opinion dissected the various ways in which investors might be able to sue over supposedly misleading opinions.
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Today, two editors have differing opinions on the score of a smaller album, and we talk about some existential issues with scoring against the legacy opinions of Pitchfork past.
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What they're trying to say is that the political opinions expressed on Twitter don't usually match the opinions of people in America at large, both in intensity and proportion.
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People have conflicting beliefs on whether sharing Bad Opinions on social media should include the person who said it, or if the focus should be on the opinions shared within.
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These opinions represent different groups — a unanimous court, a majority of the court, dissents from with the majority decision and even opinions that concur in part and dissent in part.
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"There's a very wide range of opinions, from 'hell no' to full Space Force, and that range of opinions covers both sides and stretches across the aisle," a staffer said.
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History has taught us far too well that using brute force to eliminate one person's opinions from the marketplace of ideas always sows conflict and frequently amplifies those very opinions.
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"Our political opinions and our opinions are defined by what happens to us in our life," she said at the Sundance Film Festival premiere of Miss Americana, according to Deadline.
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No, Curt Schilling just has opinions, and because his opinions are "conservative" he was fired from his job as a baseball analyst while liberal opinionators have the run of the place.
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"The opinions of scientists although valid, are just that, opinions," said New Zealand mountain biker Kate Weatherly, who transitioned as a teenager and has become a national champion competing against women.
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"Everything I posted was my statistics and opinions and I think we should be empowering women's voices and not stripping them of their title only because of their opinions," she said.
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The views and opinions expressed here are the views of Purvis alone and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or positions of VICE Media LLC or any of its employees.
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Spera said she hopes that within a few decades, more of her grandmother's dissenting opinions will be adopted as majority opinions and eventually into law, like some of her past dissents.
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"People had opinions about this president very early in his administration, and they were strongly held opinions," Alec Tyson, a senior researcher at the Pew Research Center, said in an interview.
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The Times has given a platform to the extreme and fact-deprived opinions of a white nationalist, opinions that might inspire others to follow suit, attract more followers, get more coverage.
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Yet his legacy will be defined primarily by his opinions in the area of gay rights, where he wrote the major majority opinions expansively reading the Constitution to protect gay Americans.
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" Mark M has strong opinions: "What a crap hole.
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Recode's staff — passionate tweeters all — had some immediate opinions.
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" In his opinions, this show "should be women empowering.
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He was awful – his opinions, his voice, his mannerisms.
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In the first poll on July 21, Guterres received 12 encourages and three no opinions, edging out former Slovenian President Danilo Turk, who got 11 encourages, two discourages and two no opinions.
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By the way, I want to say to Harmeet, I want to say -- BOLDEN: I read the opinions of both of these cases and their opinions are accurate and based in law.
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I certainly have opinions but I do feel like I'm supposed to read opinions, I'm supposed to read articles, I'm supposed to have an in-office interview [of] any Supreme Court nominee.
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I want people to have strong opinions because [if they don't], when I have strong opinions it makes me feel that I'm being unfair and that I have to have kid gloves.
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If she truly doesn't know the answers to the questions Stahl asked her -- or has no opinions about things she absolutely should have opinions on -- well, then that is even more worrisome.
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I then searched New York cases on Lexis Nexis, which contains all published opinions, and found only a handful of opinions on mortgage fraud in New York and nothing on point from Vance.
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TWITTER CEO JACK DORSEY: CONSERVATIVE EMPLOYEES 'DON'T FEEL SAFE TO EXPRESS THEIR OPINIONS': Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says in a new interview that his company's conservative employees are afraid to express their opinions.
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"We become so secure in our bubbles that we accept only information, whether true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that's out there," he said.
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Listen to the other person's needs and reinforce their opinions.
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This diverse group certainly holds varied opinions on corporate governance.
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Other players were quick to voice their opinions, as well.
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Justice Scalia was also dismissive of unhelpful Supreme Court opinions.
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The opinions in this article are those of the author.
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The opinions expressed in this column belong to the author.
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But ultimately it produced more than 40 recommendations and opinions.
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That said, I'd be very curious to hear your opinions.
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Note: The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer.
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"Opinions are split about what to do next," he said.
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And the engine to transmute opinions into data is the
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But our opinions and star ratings on Harry Potter are
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And I'm happy with it the despite their irrelevant opinions.
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Let people be able to voice their opinions about things.
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Even rational fans start to engage with these dumb opinions.
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She offered five different choices and asked for honest opinions.
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She expresses her political opinions and is a proud feminist.
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People don't like it when artists and musicians have opinions.
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I've reached out to other experts for opinions on this.
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AND EVERYBODY GETS IN LINE AND HAS THEIR OWN OPINIONS.
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Naturally, the Twitterverse reacted to the news with mixed opinions.
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Throughout your career you have stated controversial opinions about subjects.
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Many people wouldn't dare share these opinions out of fear.
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Have these opinions changed at all since starting the podcast?
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Other opinions that in fact, bolstered our Second Amendment rights.
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Tell me about your opinions, I want to hear them.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely the author's.
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") Receptivity ("Are we open, civil, and listening to different opinions.
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People have so many opinions on what HR should be.
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"Those are his opinions as they stand now," she said.
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The opinions expressed below are solely those of the authors.
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We're being very honest about our opinions, about these cases.
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Strong Opinions Loosely Held is an iTunes top 20 podcast.
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And I do have very strong opinions about what happened.
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The opinions in the article are those of the author.
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Where opinions differ is in how to address those failures.
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Several dermatologists who I spoke to offered more education opinions.
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Still, with the Algiers talks approaching, some opinions were shifting.
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I don't care about opinions anymore, I care about proposals.
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His opinions are, you know, so well written, so brilliant.
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People are always going to have opinions on your body.
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From there, I started to test more general political opinions.
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Additionally, they are strongly discouraged from voicing their political opinions.
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They amplify bad news and isolate teenagers from contrary opinions.
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They also stopped short of policy prescriptions or legal opinions.
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Unless you don't have any opinions, that's guaranteed to happen.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely their own.
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And people have had wildly different opinions of the episode.
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Mainstream media outlets are increasingly wary of airing dissenting opinions.
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They questioned Kavanaugh on a number of his legal opinions.
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They will publish their opinions, but not their individual votes.
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The fact is, Thomas's opinions matter now more than ever.
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In some respects his opinions differ from Mr Trump, too.
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What opinions are you giving that really resonate with people?
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ET. The opinions expressed in this commentary are her own.
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In some respects his opinions differ from Mr Trump's, too.
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So instead, audiences will unconsciously alter their opinions of Affleck.
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Do you agree with Leomie's opinions on the fashion industry?
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Actions matter a lot more than your opinions on Twitter.
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Usually, opinions are divided; always, they are very strongly held.
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If all we have are opinions, let's go with mine.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a
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He wasn't afraid to make his expectations or opinions heard.
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Twitter users, however, are making their opinions loud and clear.
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So let's say opinions on this first shot are split.
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Espmark told Reuters he backed Englund's opinions on the matter.
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To put it another way, political opinions are not slippers.
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Bella Hadid isn't shying away from voicing her political opinions.
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Opinions were also mixed on the dangers posed by AGI.
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For more important conversations, follow Strong Opinions Loosely Held here!
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Everyone else [has] opinions of you [in acting and camming].
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Yet certain opinions in football matter more than other ones.
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"People's underlying opinions may not be expressed here," he said.
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I regretted my decision to listen to other people's opinions.
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But with the Algiers talks approaching, some opinions were shifting.
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Overall, Pennsylvania voters have low opinions of both presidential nominees.
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Sometimes, opinions can be swayed when something is taken away.
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Ask for and consider a variety of opinions without judgment.
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The Browns appear to have "split opinions" on Garrett vs.
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The opinions expressed in this column belong to the author.
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And of course, everyone has different opinions on the issues.
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Celebrities are merely people whose actions I have opinions about.
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The opinions in the article below belong to the author.
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Will police treat people differently because of their political opinions?
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It churns opinions out so quickly that most go unnoticed.
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I understand why people have the opinions that they do.
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Wade, you can bet they'd issue conservative opinions on abortion.
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Many residents appear to be keeping their opinions to themselves.
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Because they're ... I do not think we lack for opinions.
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He claimed his personal opinions did not affect his work.
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I don't think it means that opinions are necessarily changing.
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With MV, voters cannot express their opinions on all candidates.
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Forwarding hateful opinions and calling the President out for hypocrisy.
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And The Post is not liable for publishing these opinions.
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The parliament's negative opinions have been ignored in the past.
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Morrissey and his bad opinions are back in the news.
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"It's a topic that polarises opinions," Bilston told the indy100.
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These are opinions and you are allowed to have them.
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Or that people like [Sean] Hannity were just expressing opinions.
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The opinions expressed here are solely those of the author
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Other people's opinions of me are just not my business.
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The opinions in this article are those of the author.
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Are there voices and opinions that don't sound like yours?
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Ascertaining the opinions of 100 citizens is just a start.
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The opinions in this article belong solely to the author.
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Trump has his opinions and will try to push them.
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Audiences, like critics, are people, and they have different opinions.
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There are so many people that have opinions about me.
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And opinions on this matter are in no short supply.
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President Trump's appellate appointees are only beginning to issue opinions.
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But that didn't stop Twitter from having plenty of opinions.
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His opinions, though, prove that Pratt is sometimes not woke.
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A president's conspiracy theories can be more than private opinions.
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The opinions of others help me better form my own.
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Bristol Palin is known for being controversial with her opinions.
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Makeup was my tool to craft and showcase my opinions.
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Do you like Kanye West and have opinions on anime?
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The opinions expressed here are solely those of the author.
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It makes class more interesting to have those differing opinions.
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She has opinions on PDA between Ivanka and Donald Trump.
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They also provide insight into Comey's personal and professional opinions.
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"There is no shortage of opinions out there," Wray said.
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Opinions vary about what constitutes a "good" year for caterpillars.
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They just follow their desire and consume: opinions, McDonald's, whatever.
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Freida Pinto isn't one to keep her opinions to herself.
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Eliot's own unconventional looks, lifestyle and opinions are rendered compellingly.
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New Yorkers have never been shy about voicing their opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this article belong to the author.
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This is true even when those news statements are opinions.
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The opinions in this commentary are solely of the author's.
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I already had an opinion about him, millions of opinions.
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Céline Dion's opinions about Titanic will go on and on!
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The internet immediately had mixed opinions on Hill's Halloween costume.
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This enmity, they argue, percolates into opinions about everyday life.
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The opinions presented in this article belong to the author.
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Overtly hostile opinions do surface publicly from time to time.
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Opinions creep to the right, at least for a time.
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Hari Nef has some serious opinions about The Little Mermaid.
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How much, in general, do those other opinions sway you?
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That's where the Office of Legal Counsel opinions come in.
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Sanders's opinions molded the views of a critical voting bloc.
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Trump has shared mixed opinions about Stewart in the past.
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And then they make decisions, based on their professional opinions.
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The opinions expressed in the article belong to the author.
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We've all succumbed to the trap of other people's opinions.
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Minimum wage Trump has had varying opinions on minimum wage.
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Both Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas penned dissenting opinions.
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"They certainly have a right to their opinions," he said.
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Kavanaugh has a long paper trail of some 300 opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are the authors' own.
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Jewish Americans are a diverse community with various diverging opinions.
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Trump will not ask his potential nominees about specific opinions.
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He supports local farmers and has opinions about federal subsidies.
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Republicans and Democrats differ in their opinions of the president.
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Sanders has had in shaping the opinions of young Americans.
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"People have very low opinions of financial advisors," said Aikin.
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These opinions are confirmed by the reality on the ground.
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I give opinions and then you choose to alienate yourself.
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Their opinions are key to understanding and assessing congressional performance.
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Sometimes, those people gave opinions about the deals being discussed.
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"Different players have their own opinions," Wijnaldum told The Athletic.
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It is "dignity," which he invoked repeatedly in his opinions.
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"We recognize we have employees with political opinions," he said.
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Meanwhile, the A.P. sought and distributed legal opinions supporting Hayes.
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Local veterinarians weighed in on the images with mixed opinions.
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Decisions On Tuesday and Wednesday, the court will issue opinions.
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Others (myself included) came away with much more negative opinions.
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That is also the next likely date for signed opinions.
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His death, as in life, will prompt wildly differing opinions.
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In the Senate, he is a leader of strong opinions.
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Aboard Boat 36826, opinions towards the bridge are predictably negative.
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Opinions are divided about the markets in the second quarter.
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We were all gamers but our opinions weren't listened to.
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Nunn: Yes, USADA definitely cares what the athletes' opinions are.
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Oh yeah, I don't care about his opinions about movies.
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I think it's about being more vocal and having opinions.
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Even worse, dealing with other people's opinions of the assault.
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Opinions towards admins change depending on who you talk to.
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"Political opinions have nothing to do with us," Vacca said.
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I'm not here to shove my opinions down your throat.
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I'm looking forward to listeners' opinions about this new masterpiece.
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Even his famously "liberal" opinions weakened as he got older.
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Eisen praised his decency and willingness to entertain others' opinions.
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He writes opinions and features for a variety of publications.
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There are myriad opinions on the government as a whole.
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The opinions in this article are those of the authors.
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And 10 months later, these opinions continue to ring true.
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Some opinions about the deal are way off the mark.
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People obviously have strong views on stuff, and different opinions.
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"We go to the world's experts for opinions," he said.
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In addition, courts have found that IPR issues quality opinions.
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Les opinions exprimées dans cette tribune sont celles de l'auteure.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are the authors' own.
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If you do that, they'll bend their opinions to yours.
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Jamal Khashoggi was a Washington Post Global Opinions contributing columnist.
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The opinions expressed in this essay are the author's own.
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THE LIFE AND OPINIONS OF ZACHARIAS LICHTER By Matei Calinescu.
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In a real democracy, many opinions can exist in harmony.
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Potential jurors were asked their opinions about the #MeToo movement.
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The opinions underscored two distinctive aspects of Justice Thomas's jurisprudence.
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Roz, did your mother have opinions about what people wore?
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Most entries come with recipes, and some with dissenting opinions.
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I just resented everyone with opinions and an internet connection.
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"We can't voice our opinions through the vote," she said.
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"I can't let other people's opinions come in," Plum said.
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There are opinions on the type of Spanglish we use.
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Republican politicians care about the opinions of their corporate backers.
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For the near future, expert opinions likely will be mixed.
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A decent respect for the opinions of the players matters.
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The secretary nor the department issues opinions on hypothetical scenarios.
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Opinions here vary, and there are, again, no simple answers.
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We all have a right to our opinions, of course.
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A whopping 77 percent expressed strong opinions, on either side.
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He relies on Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel opinions.
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Justice Kennedy's opinions were studded with vague and soaring language.
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Law enforcement veterans have mixed opinions on Mr. Rosenstein's performance.
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Those words appear in the pages of Supreme Court opinions.
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Today we have three famous historical figures' opinions on golf.
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But those opinions don't matter much to Cohn and Mnuchin.
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Those are people whose opinions do not matter at all.
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Photo: GettyGoogle is fed up with employees expressing political opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are his solely own.
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They don't have a voice in today's politics or opinions.
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"No court opinions apply or interpret the statute," he added.
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It is full of strong opinions and disagreement, of course.
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Resist the urge to form opinions or figure anything out.
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Most people form opinions about foreign policy after the fact.
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"Referrals and the opinions of peers carry weight," Cheong said.
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The answer turns on two rather dated Supreme Court opinions.
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Everyone can share their opinions and what works for them.
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At the time, Trump had some interesting opinions about Starr.
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He has a lot of energy and many strong opinions.
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She, too, has never shied away from sharing her opinions.
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The opinions were implicit; they were woven into the character.
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But we always try to bridge opinions when we can.
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You know what they say about opinions — everybody has one.
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In its last term, the Supreme Court issued 298 opinions.
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Our president has a lot of strong opinions on art.
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Sánchez said he never let his countrymen's opinions affect him.
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All those important artists, they always have very political opinions.
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While I've read many news articles and heard many opinions.
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Student Opinion What issues do you have strong opinions about?
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But he had strong opinions about how America should act.
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The Monmouth survey finds voter opinions hardening with the Feb.
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The opinions in this article belong entirely to the authors.
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His opinions in Giles, in Lochner, and in Buck v.
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Scalia was also known for the colorful opinions he issued.
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Widely held opinions that simmer in isolation can be dangerous.
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He'd always had strong opinions, but America was an accelerant.
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Unfortunately for Handke, 21992, many people have opinions about him.
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Editors or directors did not regard our opinions at all.
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And when you allow someone to substitute opinions for facts.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary belong to the writers.
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But this term could end with almost no significant opinions.
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"You respect people's opinions, and we respect theirs," she said.
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The views expressed are his; view more opinions on CNN.
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One was dismissed due to having strong opinions about billionaires.
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The opinions in this commentary are those of the authors.
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We all have political opinions — some of them strongly held.
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Floridians have slightly more positive opinions of Nelson than Scott.
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We also asked for opinions about opposition leader Andrew Scheer.
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United States, Strong Opinions was nonetheless, Boyd tells us, something
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People discussed online whether to take the account's opinions seriously.
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Most voters have decided their opinions based on their partisanship.
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The newly hired nurses and nurse assistants voiced mixed opinions.
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There is always a way to exchange ideas and opinions.
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There are plenty of opinions out there to sort through.
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Opinions differ widely, but two main lines of thought persist.
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The Senate Republicans declined to comment on Mr. King's opinions.
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Mr. Glad said his opinions on feminism had radically changed.
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"We received about 50 or 60 such opinions," he said.
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Current Events Conversation We know teenagers have opinions about everything.
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"Basketball players are very outspoken about their opinions," he said.
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Opinions are also driven by our cultural and political tribes.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author alone.
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They ask, they research, they consider, they get second opinions.
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I don't give opinions because they are commonly agreed upon.
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And how are political opinions shaped in the real world?
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He's witty and funny and he has lots of opinions.
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Those opinions, combined with previous experience, are a huge boost.
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" Caplan said the job attracts those "endowed with a particular kind of logical mind, a capacious memory, but also a passion for the stuff of Supreme Court practice which is opinions and more opinions.
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BRIAN KELLY Brian Kelly is long long: FCX, Bitcoin, TBT, SLV DAVID SEABURG Opinions expressed by David Seaburg are solely his own and do not reflect the views and opinions of Cowen Group, Inc.
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In another study published in 2010, the same authors wrote that the opinions of these "internet-based focus groups" matched up pretty well to the opinions of people who did the exercise in person.
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No. I think what you have is sometimes Secretary Tillerson and I have different opinions, but when we come into the NSC [National Security Council], everybody has different opinions," Haley told ABC's "This Week.
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Explore more from The Opinions Essay series and other Opinions features Read more from E. J. Dionne Jr.: The stakes couldn't be higher for the Democratic debates Will we be enemies — or fellow citizens?
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DISCLAIMER: THE FOLLOWING "Cost of Freedom Recap" CONTAINS STRONG OPINIONS WHICH ARE NOT A REFLECTION OF THE OPINIONS OF FOX NEWS AND SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON AS INVESTMENT ADVICE WHEN MAKING PERSONAL INVESTMENT DECISIONS.
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" As to whether the Americans should remain in Iraq, Al-Muhandis said: "We follow the Iraqi government despite our personal opinions, and our personal opinions are well known, so I won&apost repeat them here.
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In other categories of civil rights cases — housing, voting, education and environmental justice — the committee said Garland has not written many opinions, but those he has written are consistent with his opinions in employment cases.
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Yellen, in bringing up the number of voices and opinions from the Fed, shed some light on the problem of forward-guidance and transparency: Too many economists with too many opinions and no useful guidance.
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Many Americans haven't yet formed their opinions on the various Democrats seeking their party's nomination, and, regardless, a two-way general election tends to sharpen opinions in a way that a 12-person primary can't.
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It didn't matter what evidence was presented to undermine their opinions.
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And there are a lot of people with lots of opinions.
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Commenters immediately jumped in with their opinions on Andi and Josh.
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Kim will continue to do her thing, regardless of people's opinions.
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The 2016 presidential candidates also have strong opinions about reproductive rights.
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It asked customers for opinions on the plan by Aug. 31.
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There, legions of Trump supporters felt free to express their opinions.
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Rubio's are as likely to express opinions indicative of racial resentment.
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"I understand everybody has their opinions; that's fine," the captain began.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary belong solely to the authors.
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Her opinions included some cruel, petty words about a dancer's body.
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Americans' opinions of Washington have been on the slide since 2001.
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Not all 5-4 opinions break down along familiar ideological lines.
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If you're searching for strong opinions about cabbage, look no further.
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When the status of our teams changes, so do our opinions.
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Refinery29: To put it simply, people have opinions on your books.
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But other people have their own opinions on this as well.
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Kavanaugh has a deep judicial record, having written about 300 opinions.
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Ask questions about his or her experience, opinions, expertise, and interests.
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")Variety ("Are we exposed to different opinions grounded in shared reality?
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Everybody's got their opinions on that, and I totally get that.
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U.S. judges in Michigan and Nevada have yet to issue opinions.
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CAVUTO: But did you share whatever opinion -- we all have opinions.
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Also among her critics were liberals who typically praised her opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are those of Andrea Powell.
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The opinions in this article belong to the author (CNN)Mr.
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"Different physicists have different opinions on what's more compelling," he said.
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I mean, he is very open to differing opinions and viewpoints.
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She has also repeatedly criticized court opinions from which she dissented.
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He is a force of nature, fiercely independent in his opinions.
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That fidelity to so-called "textualism" is laced through Gorsuch's opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are their own. (CNN)Rep.
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They don't hold back when it comes to sharing their opinions.
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I have a hunch that unsolicited opinions followed, and McCracken confirms.
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"We respect your opinions and I love your passion," Walters said.
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As you can imagine, people have strong opinions about the news.
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Clearly, the man has some very strong opinions on the matter.
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Opinions are divided, too, about how best to memorialize Ms. Roberts.
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Yet online reactions also showed that Chinese opinions are sharply divided.
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Most people have strong opinions about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
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But at the moment different drivers have different opinions on that.
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The opinions and conclusions expressed above are those of the author.
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We can stand up for our land and voice our opinions.
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They say I'm too masculine or I have too many opinions.
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People have a lot of opinions about Tinder's Super Like function.
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Wade, despite Trump's recent appointees having histories of anti-abortion opinions.
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Kardashian doesn't want to hear your opinions on her love life.
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Increasing partisanship might be expected to have affected opinions on globalisation.
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But financial advisors remain divided in their opinions about reverse mortgages.
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So far the Court has handed down opinions in 42 cases.
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In our completely unbiased biased opinions, we vote for the latter.
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Opinions about how to stop school shooters are vast and varied.
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These opinions do not appear to be shared in Yanbian itself.
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I don't have opinions that aren't shared by a million Americans.
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These people have diverging opinions -- that's their right to have it.
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Also bigger: the prices — and people on Twitter have some opinions.
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"I do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions," Trump said.
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And in our opinions, the Brow Wow is a game-changer.
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Family members have a vested interest and a ton of opinions.
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Tracee Ellis Ross isn't one to keep her opinions to herself.
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Their differing opinions on whether the human race deserves to survive.
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It's about our freedom to come together and share our opinions.
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Expressing opinions that clash with self-interest is a bipartisan activity.
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Many more don't even bother to share their opinions at all.
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All but three of her 43 majority opinions have been unanimous.
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The Twitter-verse is blowing up with comments, opinions, and questions.
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But the point is fake opinions can help form real ones.
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There does seem to an array of opinions at this meeting.
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And when he wasn't winning, he was offensive about those opinions.
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In the book I express some opinions and got shot down.
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In South Africa, opinions on what to do next were divided.
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Each piece of misinformation contributes to the shaping of our opinions.
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He also has some strong opinions on Kingdom Hearts' lead character.
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She refuses to let other people's opinions and misogyny stop her.
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"Those leaders listen, value their employees' contribution, and respect their opinions."
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Our democracy is a multicultural, messy jumble of ideas and opinions.
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He expressed negative opinions about immigration in France, Islam and globalisation.
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THEY ISSUE OPINIONS TO CLARIFY, A TAX SITUATION FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES.
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Of course Hart's jokes can't be taken literally as serious opinions.
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The opinions of exiles and dissidents will not get a hearing.
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For more thought provoking conversations, subscribe to Strong Opinions Loosely Held.
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Now, we're not suggesting you listen to any of those opinions.
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But opinions of America itself are unlikely to have improved much.
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Lena Dunham is reflecting on her evolving opinions about her body.
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Fashion that creates a difference of opinions is the fun part.
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Even Facebook has a Portal now, which, any opinions on that?
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This, potentially, could silence dissenting opinions or even fact-checked clarifications.
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But at the same time, we must respect neighbours’ opinions.
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I believe in people being able to speak their own opinions.
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I want to have a variety of opinions condensed and prioritized.
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She thinks a clash of opinions is good for the country.
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We will update the post if we hear any dissenting opinions.
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But, wait, you have two other people's opinions to deal with.
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Opinions vary, naturally, but some worries crop up again and again.
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This, and the opinions of our regular travel contributors, convinced us.
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In the latter study, she asked them about their Trump opinions.
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Google says it will present those different opinions to its users.
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But Holdo is an actual character with agency, plans, and opinions.
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Anthony Bourdain knows that you know he has lots of opinions.
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Opinions on the FBI's decision were sharply divided along partisan lines.
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Women in the advertising field begged to differ with Roberts' opinions.
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But that should not discourage those who disagree with our opinions.
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Those are opinions, but they're often not informed by direct experience.
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Opinions of A Nasty Boy were mixed in the capital, Abuja.
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Trump voters' opinions of the NFL in general took a nosedive.
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"Ed's always had his interests and his opinions," said Mick, smiling.
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Meanwhile, some other co-stars had different opinions on the matter.
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From bridezillas to budget breakdowns, check out their honest opinions, ahead.
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Opinions are varying wildly as to what it might really be.
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As athletes, we try not to voice our opinions on politics.
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"But as individuals, the band members are political, we express opinions".
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Americans, you see, have themselves some assertive opinions about their grilling.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend love voicing their opinions on Twitter.
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That may or may not also parallel opinions on President Trump.
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The opinions in no way imposed pressure or coercion, it said.
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The opinions in this article are solely those of the author.
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I posted a forum thread to solicit opinions from Verge readers.
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If you speak to five psychiatrists, you get five separate opinions.
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They also say his comments were opinions and protected free speech.
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Would I be punished for giving my true (and harsh) opinions?
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Sometimes our opinions truly feel like the only one worth having.
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But things can change if people are aware of others' opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author.
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No data, market research or opinions of others will replace this.
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As long as it keeps its opinions about Hitler to itself.
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Most of them express opinions and most are against the president.
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You confidently voice your opinions because you can embrace them proudly.
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Amter says it's unfair to lambaste people for offering their opinions.
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What's one reason why people should rethink their opinions of Trump?
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But my opinions on fabric aside, the new Wonderboom looks adorable.
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I have my opinions, but what the hell do I know?
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. (CNN)Sen.
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It's okay to have disagreements—it's okay to have different opinions.
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The inside of this warehouse probably wouldn't sway any opinions, either.
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"That in turn makes short investment opinions more impactful," he added.
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Likewise in the area of taste, we can only have opinions.
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His written opinions have been clear, accessible and not particularly ideological.
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Both opinions specifically pointed to the law's private attorney general provision.
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The firms' opinions can sway but not always determine shareholders' votes.
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Mr. Manning turned out to be a man of strong opinions.
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"I want people on the show with different opinions," she said.
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And it has always been hard to parse opinions about Mrs.
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Political scientists, however, have no scruples about disregarding some stated opinions.
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Their opinions can fluctuate wildly, depending on how questions are asked.
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They invested in the film big-time, and they gave opinions.
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And both are known for their colorful language and incisive opinions.
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Their opinions on philanthropy also sometimes differ from their father's approach.
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Among those changing their opinions is former House Speaker John Boehner.
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But I do know there are a lot of strong opinions.
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Opinions for those challenges should come by the end of June.
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The most diverse opinions seem to center around the hanging comment.
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But the issue here is not with opinions, it's with facts.
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Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Gorsuch wrote separate concurring opinions.
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There will be divided opinions as to whether this is just.
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Nevertheless, split opinions on this particular issue should cause serious alarm.
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It's important to be open minded and learn from differing opinions.
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Immediately after Rodgers popped the question, Twitter erupted with harsh opinions.
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In reality, every decade has feminists of diverging opinions and beliefs.
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We base these professional opinions on our training, education, and experience.
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Which, in our expert opinions, is a long way from now.
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We express no warranties about any estimates or opinions we make.
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Like many ballet lovers, he had strong opinions about the dancers.
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Do you have opinions about the fast food that you eat?
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OK.Alana: It's a positive, my opinions are positiveHerrine: Why is that?
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" Trump: "I don't stand by anything ... I have my own opinions.
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Independent voters hold opinions that are in-between Democrats and Republicans.
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Wade, then you might really see opinions shift on the court.
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The court's new procedures apply to opinions issued after October 2015.
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The justices' minds can change as the final opinions are written.
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More than 1,000 opinions were collected from September 6 to 7.
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Opinions remain divided about whether government debt constitutes a serious problem.
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But opinions can change, and pollsters interview a subset of people.
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We opened our doors to all nations, all religions, all opinions.
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There was not even an official publisher of the court's opinions.
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The same was true of liberal opinions on religion and economics.
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Overall, positive opinions of the war have declined since it began.
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I have deeply held opinions on the driving habits of others.
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There are two different opinions of how to pay off debt.
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I always consider the opinions of those outside my own culture.
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I legitimately just wanted people's opinions on what to try next.
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So I decided to do some research and seek second opinions.
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Opinions are fixed; relationships are too important to risk a conversation.
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Now it attacks those who profess unpopular or politically incorrect opinions.
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Differing opinions on matters such as taxes, healthcare and education abound.
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I had opinions, and yet I was as stubborn as Bartleby.
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What do you think about the opinions expressed in this essay?
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None of that suggests he won't brook disagreement or differing opinions.
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I was considering "The X-Files," but I've heard mixed opinions.
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We're able to express our opinions online with likes and hashtags.
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Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of our editors.
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He kept most of his opinions, including his religious views, private.
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We've achieved success by leveraging complementary skill sets and diverse opinions.
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Not opinions about what a certain thing Trump told Comey meant.
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Whittaker's opinions, at least that night, were dubious, racist and smug.
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Does it matter that one drinks, smokes, or holds certain opinions?
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Too often, it's the opinions, judgments, requests, and demands of others.
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But examined individually, none of Schilling's opinions qualify as particularly novel.
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Kavanaugh's 12-year record includes dozens of textualist and originalist opinions.
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Liberal judges tend to apply pluralistic conditions to their considered opinions.
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"Also just, in general, getting their perspectives and opinions," he added.
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People aren't able to communicate and hear each other's opinions anymore.
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Welcome to episode 2 of our Strong Opinions Loosely Held podcast.
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Welcome to episode 4 of our podcast, Strong Opinions Loosely Held.
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Welcome to episode 1 of our Strong Opinions Loosely Held podcast.
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In the past, Kelly's reel was dominated by racist, incendiary opinions.
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There are signs that corporations are listening to consumer opinions, too.
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Men, I discovered, were inappropriately free with their opinions and stares.
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First, people like news that confirms the opinions they already hold.
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Don't have too many opinions and be a good listener. 'Objectification.
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Texas); he wrote the opinions legalizing gay marriage nationwide (US v.
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Among their concerns were tuition costs, student opinions and classroom engagement.
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At times she appeared to add her own opinions of Jones.
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Arsenal chairman Chips Keswick said fans were entitled to their opinions.
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"YOUTUBE DECLARES WAR ON POLITICALLY INCORRECT OPINIONS," reads one Infowars headline.
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Now, people are settling in on their opinions of the President.
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Any true, societal contest of ideas and alternative opinions was stifled.
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None of his opinions are based upon confidential or privileged information.
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Do their opinions about political or social issues influence your own?
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The dissenting opinions can also inform future legal arguments and cases.
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Churches used to facilitate this, uniting people with diverse political opinions.
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He would mix up people's opinions with news, with fake news.
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So you think liberal theaters should make room for conservative opinions?
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The opinions expressed in the commentary are those of the author.
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Likewise, the refugee crisis further bolstered his opinions — and his support.
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They are based on his own subjective opinions and personal agenda.
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Even if we are not adults our opinions should be heard!!!!!!!!!
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She tweets conspiracy theories, rails against feminism and shares Islamophobic opinions.
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This attitude was reinforced by the opinions of people he valued.
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This debate filtered down, reshaping opinions on torture along partisan lines.
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A big way that he formed his opinions is calling around.
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But the case yielded one of Judge Keith's more memorable opinions.
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They've expressed too many opinions, and too much of a prejudgment.
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Opinions on the health effects of cannabis can be quite polarized.
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He knows a lot about Lil Wayne and has good opinions.
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Brunswick also surveyed 1,000 U.S. consumers for their opinions on China.
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You can put your opinions and ideas into action by voting.
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Reporting happens, analysis happens, and then the public forms its opinions.
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How do you allow these voices to still have these opinions?
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The opinions and sentiments of our guests matter greatly to us.
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For a while, it's been easy forming opinions on current events.
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After soliciting some expert opinions, I'm persuaded that's not the case.
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After hearing conflicting opinions about the matters of the day, Mrs.
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The experience has given her opinions (and solid recommendations) on beauty.
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They encouraged us to have opinions, to make our own decisions.
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Freedom of opinion includes the right to utter opinions against freedom.
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He noted that other descendants of Davis may have different opinions.
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Plus, it's a great way to solicit career advice or opinions.
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"They all require second opinions," the intermediary wrote to Mr. Lhéritier.
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The impossibility of determining a person's innermost beliefs and private opinions?
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I talked to three people, and their opinions vary a bit.
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"The idea that such opinions are disqualifying is absurd," he said.
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Where they're scored not by a clock, but largely by opinions.
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Vallejo gave his own opinions and did not represent the board.
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What are your reactions as you read the opinions of others?
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They knew absolutely nothing about them, but they had strong opinions.
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Such views seem to correlate with poor opinions of the government.
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We link to our news operations and critical opinions on Twitter.
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In a community full of opinions and preferences, people always disagree.
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Opinion Columnist Most of us go through life revising our opinions.
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Famously, Elizabeth II's political opinions are completely unknown to her subjects.
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She learned, uneasily, to swallow her thoughts, opinions and even questions.
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But, Ghosh said, "Harmonic has received clean audit opinions for decades."
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Arrivé 2013, les opinions de M. Matzneff sont passées de mode.
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I don't control her political opinions and she doesn't control mine.
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I have opinions about AMP and its URL and caching structure.
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Americans' opinions on the election outcome were divided along partisan lines.
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The opinions expressed here apply to all Democrats running in 2020.
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"It is good that there are different opinions," Lagarde told Quest.
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Opinions on near-term oil prices were mixed after the attack.
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Anyway, no more opinions from me on twitter, it invites bullying.
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The court generally releases its most high-profile opinions in June.
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"It's made me a lot less scared of opinions," she said.
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Like Anthony, Hornacek had little interest in Karl's opinions on Thursday.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. (CNN)Gov.
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" "They are based on his own subjective opinions and personal agenda.
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Some expert opinions are more trustworthy than your own amateur research.
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It's not that they don't have strong opinions on the matter.
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She has issued three opinions that she penned during her recovery.
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The opinions expressed this commentary are solely those of the author.
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Some friends completely disapproved, while others kept quiet about their opinions.
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And it opens your mind to new and often differing opinions.
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A disciplined messenger who keeps his opinions from erupting on Twitter.
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Opinions vary, particularly because viewing habits among consumers continue to evolve.
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No. But he listens to others' opinions and always considers them.
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India is far more sensitive to the opinions to its neighbors.
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And know that it's okay to form your own opinions, too.
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His opinions are sometimes contradictory, but they are always strongly expressed.
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Have your opinions changed at all, having had to rewatch it?
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How do we know that Northem does not hold racist opinions?
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My comments were directed to her opinions and not her intellect.
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And that's useful to know because customer opinions are very important.
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Name recognition is currently driving favorable opinions for Democratic presidential candidates.
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He also has downright terrible opinions on hand for ready disposal.
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A lot of this other stuff gets to values and opinions.
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The Overton window is the collection of societally acceptable political opinions.
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Can you win that battle for the public's opinions and minds?
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But polling shows many people's opinions on this are still malleable.
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Furlan also recalled that Moro used to hide his political opinions.
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Obviously fans, teammates, and coaches have their own biases and opinions.
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Don't they base opinions on individual candidates' track records and positions?
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Assessments of science follow political opinions, they do not precede them.
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And increasingly, we become so secure in our bubbles that we start accepting only information, whether it's true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that is out there.
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"Voters saw clearly that Mitt Romney was very ready and able to be President; that he held strong opinions and beliefs and had the confidence in those opinions and beliefs to challenge President Obama," Myers said.
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First, we know that people online have different opinions than people who don't spend all day on the internet, and the results of an internet poll may not signify the opinions of a majority of Americans.
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The function of the Supreme Court is not to rubber-stamp the opinions of the chief justice, but to bring in multiple viewpoints and opinions, discuss them and come to a decision based on that discussion.
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Sanders said that on the whole, most of Barrett's opinions have been fairly innocuous; in 49 opinions and several dissents, Barrett has touched on abortion only once and has yet to write directly about religious liberty.
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We were hoping you could suggest a way to respond to unkind opinions masquerading as curiosity, which would neither indicate that she agrees with the opinions nor open the subject to an unpleasant disagreement about politics.
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And increasingly we become so secure in our bubbles that we start accepting only information, whether it's true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that is out there.
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Many experts are worried and may express their opinions — because at this point they are opinions, not facts — in ways that may feel alarmist, but there are also many who are more measured in what they say.
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On that broader story, polls show Americans forming more negative opinions about Trump's possible connections to Russia, as Politico's Steven Shepherd explained: First, as Americans have formed opinions on the issue, it has been to Trump's detriment.
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Then, study the review carefully, looking for how the Times critic Manohla Dargis does the same three things you just did — tells us about the movie broadly, gives us her opinions and supports those opinions with details.
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I say that to preemptively rebuff those who would instinctively tell entertainers with opinions to "shut up and sing" when those opinions differ from their own, or who casually dismiss opposing political views as uninformed or partisan.
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On that broader story, polls show Americans forming more negative opinions about Trump's possible connections to Russia, as Politico's Steven Shepard explained: First, as Americans have formed opinions on the issue, it has been to Trump's detriment.
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He set out his arguments in two dissenting opinions as well as in separate concurring opinions, of which he wrote by far the most of all the justices — 15, compared with Justice Sonia Sotomayor's second highest, seven.
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If some disgruntled teen-ager wanted to quote Socrates' vituperative opinions about women—or if, for that matter, a teen-ager wanted to share his own vituperative opinions—then who was Zuckerberg to stand in the way?
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Independent voters are not a monolith but they have proactively chosen not to identify with the dominant two parties in our politics -- and their opinions usually track national opinions more closely than either Democrats or Republicans alone.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) for opinions he's expressed that question marriage equality.
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I have, as you might imagine, deep and abiding opinions on keyboards.
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I also didn't acknowledge people's opinions that I was an absentee mother.
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The other part is I just don't care for other people's opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the authors.
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His opinions were read by lawyers and civilians for pleasure and instruction.
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The opinions expressed in these commentaries are solely those of the author.
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Facts and reality don't seem to puncture those opinions about the President.
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My parents were very art-conscious; my mother had opinions about paintings.
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Ginsburg's opinions, too, reflect the idea that liberty and equality are a
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I certainly have opinions, I just don't really care to share them.
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" "I have participated in 2,700 opinions over 10 and a half years.
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"That poses a problem of discrimination based on political opinions," he said.
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The why of that has led to a wide variety of opinions.
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But in conservative land, opinions like these are perfectly acceptable to hold.
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The tiny pooch has some big opinions on her famous owner's wardrobe.
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Be respectful of other people's opinions, especially when they differ from yours.
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"There are about as many economists as there are opinions," said Rep.
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"We have different opinions and they work really well [together]," he said.
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And the opinions are many: He should pursue football instead of boxing.
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It's a way to protect and reinforce your beliefs, perceptions and opinions.
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Yes, our country has a plurality of different opinions and political parties.
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No, we never speak, but I am always honest about my opinions.
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But his supporters cite his experience and wide range of legal opinions.
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Nollen said his clients' opinions of her taking the helm were mixed.
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But did you -- these were aggressively shared and aggressive opinions at that.
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But he has strong opinions—primarily that HUD is mostly a failure.
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I proceeded to make a group chat and asked them their opinions.
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Everyone has pretty different opinions, and nobody guesses more than two correctly.
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They want it to be okay to hold their opinions in public.
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The Times has gotten more opinionated, not just in opinions but throughout.
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As with the voters, opinions are divided in the financial services business.
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Among the directors, there are differing opinions on which bidder should win.
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Strzok has claimed he never allowed personal opinions to taint his work.
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You can discriminate against someone for their mind, for their opinions. Matthew?
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Yeah, because here in this country, Yelp has some opinions about that.
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Research indicates that media framing, in isolation, can help to shape opinions.
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But it's a big country with as many different opinions as voters.
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" "Everybody has (their) own ideology and opinions, but this was beyond ideology.
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Should there be more women voicing their opinions in the EU debate?
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They construe objectionable opinions as invalid, even as a form of violence.
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They both seem to have opinions about the way society is heading.
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Yet people often have strong opinions about issues they understand little about.
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Text JoJo the words "GROUP CHAT" to get started sharing your opinions.
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Even the best, smartest, kindest among us have terrible, even ignorant opinions.
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On this severability question, the court was split among four different opinions.
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Editor's note: The opinions expressed here are solely those of the author.
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The Santa Fe shooting didn't change Butler's and McGuire's political opinions, though.
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Their responses proved they have really smart and educated opinions around beauty.
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Read the transcript of our special edition chat with Post Opinions columnists.
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It is not merely a case of differing groups having different opinions.
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I do not see a need to testify with regards to opinions.
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What scoops, opinions, analysis and media can't be ripped off or reblogged?
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We tweet every half hour so nobody forgets that our opinions matter.
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Not too many troops share their true opinions on things while serving.
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But he said other Republicans are free to have their own opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Hana Ali.
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I really don't understand why you ask me about my wife's opinions.
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His opinions go down less well with centrist party members and voters.
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I didn't feel that way, I couldn't have those cookie-cutter opinions.
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They also speak freely about their opinions on the inferiority of women.
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Instead of just spouting their opinions, these authors bring us real data:
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One oft-cited reason for the firm's demise: differing opinions about strategy.
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I appreciate being in contact with younger artists and hearing their opinions.
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"We don't care about the opinions of 'Hans' or 'George'," he said.
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The Washington Post, Bertelsman concluded, "is not liable for publishing these opinions."
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He uses his Snapchat account to offer more original content and opinions.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author
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Samsung Galaxy Fold Opinions about the Galaxy Fold branding will surely differ.
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Refinery29 accepts opinion articles on any topic for the Strong Opinions page.
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Planned Parenthood, one of the key opinions that upheld Roe in 1992.
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They know what's happening in Albany and they have opinions about it.
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A number of Cody locals were willing to share their initial opinions.
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Cambridge Analytica may have used Facebook's data to influence your political opinions.
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These are set by trades between informed active managers with differing opinions.
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You do things you believe in – everybody's opinions cannot matter to you.
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We know that among the Justices there are a range of opinions.
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Encryption's role in privacy – and security – is too important for intractable opinions.
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"Everybody has their own opinions about what the reason was," said Armstrong.
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His opinions and thoughts on the future can be seen at nikolasbadminton.com.
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But their opinions of the opposing party have plummeted in recent years.
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Opinions vary on the push-button selector, but at least it's straightforward.
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For more conversations with impactful women, check out Strong Opinions Loosely Held.
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That doesn't keep the masses from chiming in with their opinions, though.
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"I learned quickly from those days that opinions don't matter," Neupert said.
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But opinions within the cabinet differ over how to handle OPL 245.
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But two experts resigned after their findings, efforts, and opinions were ignored.
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In summary, social media could indeed affect public opinions in new ways.
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Research suggests that partisanship trumps other factors when people form political opinions.
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This stock broker has some opinions about how stock brokers are great.
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The staff lawyers' opinions are not binding, but judges often follow them.
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In general, voters and non-voters from similar backgrounds had similar opinions.
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That interview showed strong personalities with different opinions having a civil conversation.
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We can't help pointing out that there's some irony to Sandberg's opinions.
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People ask me that a lot, what are your opinions on it.
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I give them the information so they can form their own opinions.
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Experts have varying opinions on how to safely store your final documents.
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But her strong opinions might have gotten her in trouble with fans.
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AND THAT'S GIVEN YOUR INVESTORS AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE THEIR OPINIONS KNOWN.
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Elisa Kreisinger is the host of the podcast Strong Opinions Loosely Held.
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My ExperienceDespite opposing opinions, I decided to give Dickey's method a try.
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Facts and the opinions of others, Trump seems to think, are worthless.
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And a lot of people had strong opinions about that take. Yep.
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Steve McCann: I think people would have varying opinions on that perhaps.
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If the statement is just an opinion, opinions are generally not defamation.
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Everybody should be entitled to their own opinions and their own beliefs.
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Other people might have other opinions, the haters—and fuck the haters.
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She was prolific, writing more than 19813 opinions, including several notable dissents.
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" The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author."
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Isaac: And the two Univision executives were not there giving their opinions.
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Ahead, five staffers pack on the glitter and give their unfiltered opinions.
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Mr Trump's opinions, meanwhile, do not necessarily reflect the interests of corporations.
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If you're interested in a topic, seek out a range of opinions.
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But his testimony appeared to do little to change opinions about Trump.
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As for the fate of its next financing, opinions were mildly optimistic.
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Those sorts of evidence-free opinions are dangerous to a healthy democracy.
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Twitter is the ultimate platform for people to voice their divisive opinions.
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Live from New York, it's Kanye West — with some opinions to share.
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It's a big committee, you've got lots of opinions on the committee.
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But there are a lot of conflicting opinions and information out there.
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Opinions about the standing of nearly neutral theory can still differ sharply.
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Many a meme format has proven useful for sharing one's (bad) opinions.
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I imagine as a dad you also have opinions on kids stuff?
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But they are entitled to their opinions, however misguided they may be.
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Ask a typical queer person, and you'll get a slew of opinions.
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Us being young, and not able to vote, doesn't invalidate our opinions.
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CHMP's opinions are normally endorsed by the European Commission after a review.
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Everyone is entitled to their opinions, but Latin dance is my specialty.
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She is one among many who have shared opinions on the matter.
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Gary Suarez is a writer with opinions who lives in New York.
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Teachers need to create inclusive classrooms that value girls' and women's opinions.
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From the very beginning, they weren't like dolls; they always had opinions.
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As on Twitter, individual opinions were largely drowned beneath the group think.
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A lot of Americans want to voice their raw opinions, and they
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We challenge one other because we have different experiences and different opinions.
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It is well-known that kids have excellent opinions on mostly everything.
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Twitter users already have some strong opinions about the new menu item.
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It's kind of great to not be beholden to anybody's shitty opinions.
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People treat opinions as badges of loyalty to a tribe or coalition.
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Radical ideologies are characterized by intolerance towards opposing interests and differing opinions.
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There are a lot of interests, opinions and people vying for attention.
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The Justice Department, obviously, wants to erase those opinions from the books.
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But the opinions on President Donald Trump were nowhere near each other.
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I doubt personal opinions are in the best interest of all stakeholders.
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"However, we respect the opinions of those who don't agree," Stovall said.
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A literary sensibility enables lawyers to present clear, structured opinions and briefs.
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Nor will I parse his many well-crafted opinions as a judge.
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Bruce Springsteen is making his opinions on President Donald Trump very clear.
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In a political venue in an election year, strong opinions will appear.
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With 70 initial participants, there are also 70 opinions of the program.
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"I have a ton of opinions and feelings about Cait," Khloé says.
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The opinions expressed in this article are solely that of the author.
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Look no further than the competing opinions in District of Columbia v.
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They shaped the discussion, and the group took their opinions into consideration.
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Renae has her view and she's fully free to express her opinions.
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Public opinions don't appear to be trending in a positive direction, either.
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Her opinions continue to be powerful and probing treatments of the law.
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Analysts try, often unsuccessfully, to avoid letting their opinions shade the facts.
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Whatever their opinions actually were, Hefner didn't think Braudy was tough enough.
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They also want copies of the nominee's legal writings, opinions issued, etc.
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Will you tolerate objectification, unsolicited opinions about your body, and inevitable rejection?
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My mother was entitled to her opinions about me and everything else.
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His opinions, more often than not, take a narrow view of the
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As in Santa Cruz, opinions in government are divided on Lopez's campaign.
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"Some of them had definite opinions about how they looked," Ousley said.
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Many young people today have opinions contradictory to what the church teaches.
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There are many opinions and all of them have truth to them.
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We were told to keep our opinions about the war to ourselves.
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Whitaker denied discussing his opinions of the Mueller investigation during that process.
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Opinions diverge on the attitude to be taken towards Huawei, for example.
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"The computer has its opinions and we slavishly follow them," he said.
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McCabe opened the case based on the opinions of two Democratic senators.
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His opinions not only argued points, they rubbed opponents' noses in defeat.
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You are a referee, handling a staff with competing interests and opinions.
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