If you&aposre skeptical about the Paris accord, if you&aposre skeptical about Iran, if you&aposre skeptical about communism, socialism, Venezuela, if you&aposre skeptical about that, you&aposre heartless.
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"I was skeptical," he says—skeptical that it would be easy to understand a message, skeptical that scientists could compose an intelligible one.
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So, I think the skepticism, one, journalists are skeptical, two, conservatives are skeptical.
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Enlightenment thinkers turned their skeptical ideas into skeptical institutions, notably the U.S. Constitution.
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Charlie was skeptical of Vermont's system, mostly because he was skeptical of MAT.
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"So I am skeptical of this particular merger, highly skeptical of it," Booker said.
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My dad's side of the family—the Indian side—were understandably skeptical, very skeptical.
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I was skeptical of tax cuts, I was skeptical of smaller government at the beginning.
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" The problem: "Her party's already skeptical members of parliament are very skeptical of her plan.
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They're also somewhat skeptical of government solutions, though not nearly as skeptical as other Republicans.
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"I've been skeptical of this stock from the $300s and I remain very skeptical," Schlossberg said.
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Video gamers were skeptical, publishers were even more skeptical, and millions of casual Wii owners were ambivalent.
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If science-minded publications aren't writing about this, or if they're more skeptical, be skeptical as well.
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"People need to learn how to process information, and be skeptical when they should be skeptical," he says.
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He started 2017 with elected Republicans skeptical but compliant, and ends 2017 with elected Republicans skeptical but compliant.
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Skeptical of tech And it's not the first time the septuagenarian has cast a skeptical eye on technology.
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If you're skeptical of the banana peel's slippery powers, just remember: These teens were once as skeptical as you.
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In fact, some of the great ones cast a skeptical eye on what is supposed to be a skeptical job.
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And, I find it, I guess, funny that the least skeptical people on earth are demanding that we be skeptical.
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They tend to be more skeptical of taxes, tend to be more skeptical of economic regulation generally — which makes sense.
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After checking out the prototype, I'm a little less skeptical about the L16's "DSLR killer" claims, but still skeptical, nonetheless.
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At first I was skeptical, but anticipating the prompts felt excitingWhen I first got an email about Emi, I was skeptical.
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And if US-born Latinos were skeptical of the government in 2010, they are likely to be even more skeptical now.
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She knows he was skeptical about the whole reality dating show process, and she imagines that his family will be skeptical, too.
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But this is the point, we are all skeptical, and we have a president who is skeptical, and we&aposll see what happens.
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It's minimalist, I inform the headphones, which seem skeptical about my new choices, but less skeptical than they were about the old ones.
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Despite that, we understand that folks are always skeptical of government to some extent, skeptical of us, for whatever reasons they may have had.
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I didn't feel like I was ripping people off, but I also was very skeptical of the whole thing and I remain very skeptical.
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Experts are skeptical the pricy spot during the big game will help the company change its image or move the needle with skeptical consumers.
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Skeptical of career diplomats Trump remains inherently skeptical of advice from officials with long careers dealing with North Korea, people familiar with his mindset say.
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If you're skeptical that things are really back to normal, then you should be skeptical of the projected harms of the Trump plan as well.
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But I think for your average person, being a bit more skeptical, not necessarily cynical, but skeptical, might not be such a bad thing for people.
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Republicans are skeptical: Republican lawmakers themselves are skeptical of Trump's plan to have the military build the wall or repurpose defense funds to pay for it.
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As we and our colleague Phillip Ehret argue this month in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science, our research suggests the problem is not so much that Republicans are skeptical about climate change, but that Republicans are skeptical of Democrats — and that Democrats are skeptical of Republicans.
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He suggests that if right-leaning readers are less skeptical toward news stories on certain far-right sites, they may be less skeptical of ads on them, too.
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That's probably what happened, because if you look at the list of speakers, there were precious few people who were skeptical — Trump-skeptical, let's just put it that way.
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At the meeting, Pence worked to nudge several skeptical Republican governors to get behind the Obamacare overhaul and persuade skeptical Republican senators in their states to do the same.
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GOP skeptical of Trump plan for paid parental leave: Republicans appear skeptical of President Trump's proposal to spend $19 billion over the next 10 years on paid parental leave.
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There is reason to be skeptical that anything will come of these investigations, as there is reason to be skeptical of whether anything will come from any investigation these days.
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"The president is very accurate to be skeptical of this component — and there are other components that he should be skeptical of [on] the ship," Grazier told CNBC on Friday.
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It will advance the cause of extremists in Israel, while making a majority of American Jews more skeptical of American policy and organized Jewish institutions — and no less skeptical of him.
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" But they were "skeptical there would be an opening.
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Judge Kavanaugh is highly skeptical of this executive power .
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I am skeptical, but we must get some answers.
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I'm skeptical -- but not convinced he's done just yet.
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Skeptical of superstition as a source for truth — i.e.
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Bret: Hopeful to the point of prayerful — but skeptical.
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It sounds perfectly logical — and that's why I'm skeptical.
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Strong nativists were 76 percent more skeptical of the need to protect the rights of American Muslims than non-nativists and 85 percent more skeptical of the rights of Muslims living abroad.
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Strong nativists were 76 percent more skeptical of the need to protect the rights of American Muslims than non-nativists and 85 percent more skeptical of the rights of Muslims living abroad.
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"Many of us are skeptical about whether there will be an agreement and even more skeptical about whether that will stabilize oil prices where they are now," said Ms. Warne of Edward Jones.
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She fails to recognize how many millennial feminists were skeptical of Babe's decision to publish the story, and how many millennial feminists are, in general, skeptical or ambivalent about some of #MeToo's influence.
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So, we're skeptical of how useful this clothing actually is.
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But there are reasons to be skeptical about this poll.
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But my husband was skeptical about what was on them.
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There's also reason to be skeptical of these astronomical numbers.
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Venezuelans were skeptical the plan will turn the economy around.
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Schatz acknowledged that he is skeptical of the industry's support.
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We are skeptical that state regulation is the right approach.
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Any device that requires vocal instructions makes my mother skeptical.
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There's also cause to be skeptical of Google's altruistic goals.
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And by other, more skeptical methods, things look even worse.
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Plenty of Democrats are skeptical about her motivations for running.
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But I'm skeptical of tools that happen before the superstars.
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However, immigrant advocates, and even the Mexican government, are skeptical.
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But we can become discouraged, dissatisfied and skeptical about life.
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Trump isn't just skeptical of doctors — he downright scorns them.
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Even after being cast Basra remained skeptical of the show.
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Meijer and other industry experts remain skeptical of wet cleaning.
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I'm skeptical they understand the risks of what they're doing.
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While Lieu was skeptical at first, he was left convinced.
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Some analysts are skeptical the partnerships will help Walgreens much.
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Given the limited evidence that exists now, experts remain skeptical.
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A jury would have been as skeptical as I was.
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But by 1920, most people were skeptical of Hope's abilities.
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But Mark was skeptical that it was really a race.
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I'll be honest: I'm a bit skeptical about the tooth.
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It's the software where we have reason to be skeptical.
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But, intelligence sources told BuzzFeed News, CIA officials were skeptical.
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Ms. Dowgin had been skeptical when she saw the listing.
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Bassett is extremely skeptical of publishers' newfound praise for Facebook.
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Pepper, during which the justices seemed skeptical of Apple's arguments.
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Straubel of Tesla, as I noted, is skeptical of repurposing.
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Some are skeptical that 365 stores will hit the mark.
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Psychologist Emma Kenny provided a more critical and skeptical viewpoint.
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"There will always be people who are skeptical," Shomaker said.
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And it's raised the eyebrows of skeptical Wall Street analysts.
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The evidence continued to gather, but many researchers remained skeptical.
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Many states are skeptical of the notion of "transnational lists".
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Investors are skeptical of unicornsBut things got worse from there.
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He understands why people would be skeptical of giving campaigns.
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We were skeptical, too, but Adam Kenworthy proved us wrong.
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Asked if he could envisage this happening, Maas was skeptical.
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As ever with partial metrics it pays to be skeptical.
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And they're very skeptical of changes to the social order.
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We're skeptical about how much we'll be allowed to see.
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"I'm skeptical of anyone's ability to do this," he adds.
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"Ignore that message," one skeptical recipient wrote in a message.
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If you're skeptical of all this, I don't blame you.
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It was Ashton's idea and, at first, Dan was skeptical.
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Here are some reasons to be skeptical of SpaceX's plan.
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"Consider me skeptical," the "Mad Money" host said on Monday.
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And lately, it seems that investors have become skeptical, too.
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But on Twitter, some people are skeptical of Hill's claims.
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Some were skeptical about how deep the probe would go.
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"I'm skeptical that we'll ever see a deal," he said.
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The skeptical bank manager calls Christian to approve this withdrawal.
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But residents in the besieged city are skeptical and reluctant.
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Many in the industry are still skeptical about VR's potential.
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Most market participants are skeptical a deal will be reached.
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On most of these questions, moderates are the skeptical ones.
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The medical community has been skeptical of the controversial project.
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The big picture: Today's public markets are much less skeptical.
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Experts are skeptical that people are permanently interested in politics.
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At first, I was quite skeptical about this new format.
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But the concept had us more than a little skeptical.
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I like to think of myself as a skeptical believer.
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The screen tech looks impressive, but I'm skeptical it's practical.
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Given the way that's played out on Messenger, I'm skeptical.
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Experts, however, are very skeptical that deliberate mixing is widespread.
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U.S. allies have generally appeared skeptical of the American warnings.
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Until that time, it's hard not to be extremely skeptical.
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Outside experts say they are deeply skeptical of the research.
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"I have just been skeptical of JUUL's behavior," she said.
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Robert Herjavec was especially intrigued and even a little skeptical.
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Still, supporters like Jonathan remain skeptical of TST's true viability.
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And all the while, suicide prevention experts have remained skeptical.
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And a closer look could leave one still more skeptical.
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But experts are skeptical about how effective this will be.
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But Dudley was skeptical that the transition would happen smoothly.
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Thus, I came into the project with a skeptical approach.
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Analysts had been skeptical that G.E. could do that well.
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Some analysts are skeptical that prices can continue to rise.
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Closer EU defense cooperation, without skeptical Britain, may be revived.
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Patient advocates are skeptical of the FDA's commitment to reform.
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She was skeptical at first, but gave it a go.
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Farmer was skeptical; he thought it might be a hoax.
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I'm still VERY skeptical, only because this seems impossibly cool.
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Skeptical about CBD products but also sort of curious too?
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That alone makes me skeptical of meeting up with somebody.
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Spikes was skeptical of police and their offer to help.
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I am skeptical of this argument (as is Paul Krugman).
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I'm still skeptical, as nothing definitive has been announced yet.
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Other Republican senators were also skeptical about the move. Sen.
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But there are reasons to be skeptical about impeachment polls.
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They are deeply skeptical of all forms of centralized power.
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I don't know how anyone can be skeptical of broth.
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There are three reasons to be skeptical about Iran's claim.
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I was skeptical, but too curious to not follow up.
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On Amazon, books skeptical of vaccines still dominate search results.
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Some analysts are skeptical about Samsung's ability to stand out.
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Markets are growing increasingly skeptical Republicans can pull it off.
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Maybe it is the hurt feelings, but Khloé is skeptical.
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Still, some family members of those on board remain skeptical.
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Ultimately, I'm skeptical that the revised plan will benefit consumers.
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I was skeptical, but I didn't have much to lose.
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I was skeptical — but desperate enough to go for it.
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The comic's also deeply skeptical of nightly news and journalism.
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I was pretty skeptical as I stepped into my shower.
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I've been skeptical of primers since I started wearing makeup.
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But Dorr and Lecatsas were more skeptical of Trump's proposals.
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Whether we build dedicated buildings for vertical farming, I'm skeptical.
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Analysts, however, remain skeptical about the success of the study.
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But more important, Bayer needs to win over skeptical investors.
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Its creditors, however, particularly the International Monetary Fund, are skeptical.
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Taystee is skeptical, but Cindy convinces her to join in.
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The Muslim American community is understandably skeptical about this conclusion.
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If you're not a hypocrite I feel skeptical of you.
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He is skeptical that the initiative will drive new customers.
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At times, he appeared skeptical of arguments on both sides.
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"Americans should be skeptical about anonymous allegations," the statement continues.
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Mr. Zucman is skeptical that the bankers will sufficiently comply.
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But because the details haven't been published, experts remain skeptical.
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"Hillary and company were skeptical," he said in an interview.
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When she bought the bike, her husband was highly skeptical.
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Over time, the advocates became more skeptical of industry's motivations.
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If you're not skeptical of that, you're not a journalist.
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But Paper Boi is skeptical that Earn is tough enough.
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Lawmakers in general are skeptical of lobbying and ethics reforms.
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Outside experts who have studied military readiness are similarly skeptical.
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"Yes, I can understand why people are skeptical," he said.
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Conservative college students are more skeptical of President Donald Trump.
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But Cashman seemed skeptical as to whether that might happen.
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Even so, Neil Sadick, a dermatologist in Manhattan, is skeptical.
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He's naturally skeptical and, to remain neutral, he doesn't vote.
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Chief Justice Roberts is often skeptical of expansive standing arguments.
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I can't help it — I'm a skeptical person by nature.
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Or, they may be skeptical about the effectiveness of therapy.
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But Mara and other activists were skeptical of that explanation.
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But when Warren first heard about Glide, he was skeptical.
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"They're not software people," was one of the skeptical comments.
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My mother was a skeptical, ambitious town girl from Kankakee.
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Political analysts of the Syrian conflict said they were skeptical.
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The proposal got a boost Friday, when skeptical Republican Sens.
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But Creizman urged jurors to be skeptical of their testimony.
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But the president remains deeply skeptical about greater military involvement.
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Color me skeptical that it will change in three months.
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But when Disney first announced this acquisition, analysts were skeptical.
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It is the reason many remain skeptical of his efforts.
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"That's just going to make people more skeptical," he said.
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Yet much of the American public has long been skeptical.
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" But after a moment she adds, "I'm skeptical but hopeful.
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Most experts we contacted, however, were skeptical of their efficacy.
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But villagers remain skeptical that help is on the way.
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The album came together rather cohesively, but he remained skeptical.
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Alternative health practitioners are skeptical of the pill, as well.
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Mainstream scientists continue to be skeptical of Leir's work, however.
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However, Skipp is skeptical that the rally can be sustained.
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The GOP could still win skeptical senators over with amendments.
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There is every reason to be skeptical of these findings.
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Trade experts are generally skeptical that these efforts prove worthwhile.
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There are some reasons to be skeptical of Nunes's analysis.
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Many analysts are skeptical about Mr. Khan's claims of independence.
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My siblings and I are extremely skeptical of the relationship.
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It worked, after Buckner arranged conference calls with skeptical passengers.
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I'm skeptical because I don't really think they understand journalism.
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There were good reasons to be skeptical of this promise.
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The fans, many of whom camped out overnight, were skeptical.
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It's reasonable to be skeptical about how scalable this is.
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At first, Ms. Hendriks was skeptical about the turnaround plans.
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But Puerto Ricans are skeptical the island's status will change.
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It makes me very skeptical about willpower as the answer.
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Ms. Barton was skeptical about members of the cast herself.
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We have to be really skeptical about the Soviet Union.
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I was skeptical at that point and it didn't change.
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They try to reassure me, but I am still skeptical.
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But she was skeptical that it would necessarily reduce poverty.
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Mr. Rosen is skeptical that the money will trickle down.
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This one I'm a little less skeptical of these days.
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Since 2016, women have grown only more skeptical of him.
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Some have been skeptical, and the criticism is not appreciated.
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Finally, Trevor Noah was skeptical about President Trump's health report.
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But Mr. Bigsby is skeptical that a secret motherlode survives.
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Others were openly skeptical or declined to take a position.
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Republican voters, however, remain far more skeptical of news reporting.
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But New York farmers are skeptical of the aid package.
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My husband is skeptical about her conversion at age 40.
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They were skeptical, but I don't take these things personally.
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But some [potential partners], including the European Union, are skeptical.
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But some scientists were skeptical about what these findings meant.
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Cornell labor expert Batt is skeptical of the robot argument.
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But strategists are skeptical that will happen any time soon.
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Some observers are skeptical of the new crop of schools.
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When Tolulope Komolafe first heard the pitch, she was skeptical.
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There are reasons to be skeptical about even this schedule.
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Most Democrats were skeptical of Ms. Trump from the beginning.
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But Mr. King said he was skeptical of those numbers.
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The legal experts Steve Vladeck and Benjamin Wittes are skeptical.
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Others remained skeptical of the airline's portrayal of the incident.
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"I am extremely skeptical," he said without skipping a beat.
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But Mr. Zipperer was skeptical that the control is valid.
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Should we be more skeptical about what China is saying?
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She said that she was skeptical of the police account.
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Democrats are skeptical of their sheer size and market power.
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Some runners, and others, however, were skeptical of the motivations.
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There are good reasons to be skeptical about those claims.
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But China's actions certainly give us cause to be skeptical.
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I'm skeptical of arguments that their expression is inevitable, though.
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Rogers encouraged him to do it; Mylavarapu was more skeptical.
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Many in the market are skeptical a deal will happen.
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Be skeptical of any communication that looks out of place.
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All along, Johnson had been skeptical about the Pennsylvania contact.
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But many remain skeptical of remedies involving big structural changes.
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Sometimes skeptical, occasionally bewildered, but always there, every single night.
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But when Disney first announced the deal, analysts were skeptical.
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We thought we were creating a savvier, more skeptical audience.
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Even the association's chairman, the skeptical Mr. Dhlamini, went along.
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Place half full of more than a few skeptical fans.
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Jurors often are unduly skeptical when judging sexual assault allegations.
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He was skeptical, partly because the attack seemed too small.
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I would be skeptical of a report like you describe.
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Former Justice Department officials are deeply skeptical of this account.
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The market chatter in recent days has been similarly skeptical.
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Skeptical about how members from other bands will play together?
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But many Democrats said they were skeptical of the claim.
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But that's what makes me so skeptical of this plan.
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MC: I got to say I'm pretty skeptical about that.
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Republicans are increasingly skeptical that they can get everything done.
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Democrats and centrist Republicans remain skeptical of its limited scope.
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Yet I'm also skeptical of this kind of aesthetic messaging.
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Cramer was skeptical when Etsy first came public in 8003.
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Cramer was skeptical when Etsy first came public in 2015.
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"I went from very skeptical to very excited," he said.
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But prosecutors are skeptical that they could pursue espionage charges.
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David Leonhardt is skeptical of Sanders's theory of political change.
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It is skeptical that coming hearings will change anyone's mind.
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Opponents of the plan, which include major retailers, are skeptical.
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"He's not my type," she reassures Phyllis, who remains skeptical.
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Some of us were skeptical about him when he started.
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Many lawmakers are skeptical that debt will ever be repaid.
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House GOP leaders have been skeptical about the funding request.
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The Point: I'm still skeptical that Clinton runs in 2020.
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Even tech leaders know their bold visions have been skeptical.
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Investors in the public markets are clearly more skeptical now.
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But analysts remain skeptical of these restaurants' overcrowding the segment.
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Not to say I don't get people who are skeptical.
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Yet bond markets appear increasingly skeptical of that rosy scenario.
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Still, it gave little detail and some analysts remained skeptical.
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Maxine Waters and others were very skeptical of that claim.
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Another expert had a similarly skeptical view of fidget spinners.
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But it wasn't just banks that were skeptical of her.
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I'm skeptical that both will actually happen in big way.
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No small feat, and one I was reasonably skeptical of.
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They offered her $3,000, she said, which made her skeptical.
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Thus I look at the future with a skeptical eye.
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While corporate interests love it, creative artists are more skeptical.
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"Most were skeptical," Dr. Wong said of the doctors' response.
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Winter is skeptical that Lockheed's actions will fix the problem.
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Winter is skeptical that Lockheed's actions will fix the problem.
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From the stage, he saw hundreds of angry, skeptical faces.
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But she was skeptical that Mr. Abe deserved the credit.
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How about [Skeptical F.B.I. agent in a paranormal Fox series]?
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I'm deeply skeptical of the argument that Kasich killed Rubio.
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But this entire episode illustrates a failure to be skeptical.
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Economists tend to be skeptical of those types of numbers.
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Whether that is actually true or not, I'm rather skeptical.
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And my parents' generation grew skeptical of the family traditions.
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"He's smart, observant and skeptical," our reviewer Stephen Harrigan writes.
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"I'm not skeptical," Trump told reporters ahead of Wednesday's dinner.
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As an Aquarius, David Birnbaum is naturally skeptical of astrology.
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And some researchers are skeptical of its real world applicability.
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Unfortunately, this is where many have good reason feel skeptical.
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There is reason to be skeptical of Sanders's pronouncements, though.
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Democrats are also skeptical of Republicans' use of outside counsel.
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Scholars consulted by CBC News were skeptical of Viaguard's services.
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Blair, personally, was somewhat skeptical of the case for war.
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Be skeptical; such projections can easily end up much higher.
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But residents are still skeptical Both the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the state of Michigan have declared that Flint's water is safe to drink, but many of the city's residents are skeptical.
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And I'm not sure the self-flying machines will make the many regulators and lawmakers who are skeptical of drones — and who are one of the biggest hurdles to truly widespread adoption — any less skeptical.
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At the time, plenty of Star Wars fans were extremely skeptical.
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Given the way this thing has launched, I'm a little skeptical.
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And while that may be true, there's room to remain skeptical.
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However, as skeptical as I may be, I'm also extremely curious.
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Many people swing from wonderstruck to skeptical as they grow up.
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In a second tweet, Teigen was skeptical of the proposed solution.
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I was skeptical about these being perfect, but they absolutely are.
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Some were ambivalent or skeptical of its impact on strained budgets.
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The Takeaway: I'm becoming skeptical of quick-fix free agent narratives.
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After all, Americans are skeptical of anything coming out of Washington.
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Germany is skeptical, unsure what powers such a position would carry.
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Japan's Fisheries Agency says it's skeptical of Sea Shepherd's latest announcement.
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Charlie told his mom, Jade, but she was skeptical at first.
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Analysts remained skeptical about any potential bounce back in the region.
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But some investors and analysts are deeply skeptical this will happen.
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But others are skeptical banks have much more room to rise.
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Still, many analysts remain skeptical about Beyond Meat on Wall Street.
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But when she showed up, she was skeptical it would work.
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There's ample room to be skeptical of the FCC's intent here.
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He's also the most given to displaying skeptical smiles during answers.
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You must always be skeptical of what you see and experience.
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Even if he's initially skeptical, he always gets extra for me.
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But as with any first, it's worth being a little skeptical.
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I know many similarly supplement-skeptical women who do the same.
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Listen, I think we're all a little skeptical of Colton Underwood.
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I was skeptical—but she might have been on to something.
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Buyers were skeptical, so IPO issuers had to cut the prices.
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These are clues that you should be skeptical of the source.
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So, frankly, I am very skeptical of those types of arguments.
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Just a little shy of the skeptical rapper's goal of $200,000.
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LOSSES AND LOANS Analysts are skeptical the sale process will succeed.
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Waksal said he was skeptical of Theranos' claims from the beginning.
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Sam DeBianchi, founder of DeBianchi Real Estate is more skeptical, however.
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Luther Strange, who had Trump's full-throated if somewhat skeptical backing.
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Not all Republicans were as publicly skeptical of Swetnick's claims. Sen.
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I'm skeptical that actually changes, I guess, is my big picture.
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Skeptical, I took a bite, and guys, this thing was GOOD.
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Unsurprisingly, Republicans are the most skeptical, according to Pew Research Center.
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Some analysts were skeptical of OPEC's ability to further cut output.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) is so skeptical of the whole setup.
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Many people on Reddit are highly skeptical of Cox Elite Gamer.
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But he's as skeptical as anyone of the other uncommitted delegates.
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People had been skeptical of the data for a long time.
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Her skeptical nature especially emerges during her first encounter with Nicholas.
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There's a ton of reason to be skeptical of anything Atari.
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Rozenshtein says he's skeptical judges would be receptive to the idea.
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Turns out, the viewers aren't the only people skeptical of Unglert.
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Many investors are skeptical about the opposition's ability to stop Johnson.
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The Verge's senior motion graphics editor, Grayson Blackmon, still remains skeptical.
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Analysts are skeptical that Mr. Buffett would buy PG&E, however.
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We're skeptical people, you see, and all we had were renders.
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He made a skeptical Scully want to believe because he did.
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He was skeptical overall about bitcoin's recent massive jump in price.
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Some are skeptical of a single approach to training all clients.
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Despite the gains on Wednesday, investors remain skeptical of this market.
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Still, you have to be skeptical at all times, he said.
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Trump has long been skeptical of military involvement abroad, Afghanistan included.
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Still skeptical that what these people were feeling was really love?
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Michael was skeptical that it could ever be a big business.
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There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of the findings.
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So when Peeps Oreos landed on our desks, we were skeptical.
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The Clinton people were skeptical of us ... there was that suspicion.
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Many analysts remain skeptical of the effort following the Iran report.
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"They're very skeptical about things they cannot verify," Butswinkas told jurors.
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A few people on Twitter are also skeptical of the idea.
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Incidentally, Frieda was totally correct to be skeptical of their fight.
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I wasn't denying human-caused climate change, but I remained skeptical.
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Given the controversy Baby incited even before its release, we're skeptical.
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But Biden was skeptical of proposals that relied on executive action.
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I was a little skeptical before — I think everyone saw that.
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I'm interested, I'm skeptical, I'm ready to be slow rolled again.
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This plan is entirely possible, but there's reason to be skeptical.
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Even husbands who were initially skeptical allowed their wives to go.
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He insists on serving that cause even when others seem skeptical.
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Longtime readers know I'm very, very skeptical toward most such efforts.
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Some environmental groups remained skeptical about the ban being properly enforced.
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Bob Packwood or Oregon, who started off skeptical, came on board.
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His district includes many Jewish American voters skeptical of the agreement.
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Sources inside the administration are deeply skeptical that this will work.
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And there's good reason to be skeptical about an Aadhaar card.
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So, some experts are skeptical about whether it will happen now.
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But he was skeptical about channeling those beliefs through a religion.
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So there's reason to be skeptical North Korea even achieved that.
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Per the Times's report: Originally skeptical that he could beat Mrs.
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But Chinese users on social media were skeptical about the deal.
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Mashable was skeptical and set out to call the brand's bluff.
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Government critics are skeptical that the DICOM rate is truly floating.
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As for whether immortality is on the horizon, Lansdorp is skeptical.
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Some U.S. allies, particularly Germany, have seemed skeptical of the claims.
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You're probably skeptical of Rob's claim, and I don't blame you.
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If you are a conservative or libertarian you&aposre born skeptical.
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KOLPAKOV: This is what makes me skeptical about Russian invasion anywhere.
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Yet investors appear skeptical that services can offset stalling hardware sales.
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While Liu appreciates diversity attempts, they're skeptical the trend will last.
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Financial investors appeared skeptical, however, as the S&P bank subsector .
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Congress and historically Washington has always been skeptical of those promises.
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The pain wasn't going away but I was skeptical about surgery.
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And they were even more skeptical of tech on the continent.
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We're skeptical, especially because it's already run into a few snags.
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He's also skeptical of solutions that put the onus on individuals.
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People were skeptical about both the illness and the crater itself.
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Some are also skeptical of talk of a $2 billion valuation.
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"They are skeptical about placing teachers into Carroll County Public Schools."
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Dynalink CEO Larry Fishelson, however, told CNBC that he remains skeptical.
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Some Wall Street analysts were skeptical of combining distribution and content.
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The commander in chief can afford to be a little skeptical.
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We are skeptical that they can do it on their own.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has been highly skeptical of Gorsuch.
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HONG KONG/LONDON (Reuters) - Battling against skeptical Western investors, HSBC (HSBA.
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Still, market watchers remain skeptical that produciton control plans will materialize.
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Whatever confessional divisions exorcists make between themselves, skeptical spectators remain unconvinced.
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I can see why the average citizen is skeptical about this.
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Some investors are skeptical about a potential flotation of that business.
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"I kind of don't hate them," said another more skeptical staffer.
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But some analysts are skeptical of Iran's claims to know nothing.
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If you're inclined to believe it, you should be more skeptical.
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On the campaign trail, Trump was also skeptical of the idea.
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This is why most have failed and why investors remain skeptical.
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Maybe I'm leaning on the words grim and skeptical too much.
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I'm skeptical about whether robots will take over in those jobs.
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The demonstrations certainly looked seamless, but some people are still skeptical.
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So this makes me really skeptical of a vote this week.
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This is why I find myself so skeptical of your approach.
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Israel has real reasons to be skeptical of the Palestinian side.
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At least one conservative-leaning publication was skeptical of Facebook's findings.
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It was hard not to be skeptical about the department's plan.
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The Jasons have long been skeptical of space-based weapons systems.
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Some officials in Washington were skeptical of the Saudis' plans, however.
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I'm skeptical Apple will be the first to win that prize.
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Others, however, are more skeptical of the security of voting systems.
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Residents were skeptical of the quality of its work in Flint.
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But experts are skeptical of the Trump administration's chances for success.
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With so many early issues, I remain skeptical about foldable phones.
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Fair or not, I am always skeptical of movies from STX.
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But he's skeptical that Painter will take her out in 2018.
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In a cynical age, it's tempting to be skeptical and apathetic.
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He is skeptical that lectures on diversity and tolerance are effective.
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He could potentially help Trump make inroads with skeptical mainstream Republicans.
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He remained skeptical, however, about using marijuana to make that change.
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A once skeptical business community empowered worldwide by Trump's tax cut.
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The Hill: 2020 hopefuls skeptical of criminal justice deal with Trump.
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They've grown fonder of regulation and more skeptical of big business.
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Independent analyses have often proven skeptical of the Trump campaign's estimates.
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However, there are reasons to be highly skeptical of the claim.
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She was skeptical about finding middle ground with the conservative protesters.
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Heller critical, skeptical of Mnuchin's foreclosure record 1:27 p.m. Sen.
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" Overall, Card said, "I am deeply skeptical, to say the least.
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But are atheists a suspect class, or just a skeptical one?
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With any new business or initiative, the outside world is skeptical.
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But McSally's loss to Sinema had left some Arizona Republicans skeptical.
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He is more skeptical of military solutions to intractable foreign problems.
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"I remain skeptical about anything to do with the Russians," Gen.
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Asked if he was skeptical of the new funding request, Sen.
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Some victims of child sex abuse and their advocates remained skeptical.
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But public opinion is deeply skeptical of this "more Europe" agenda.
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The President had been skeptical of Nielsen long before the blowup.
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Perhaps this time is different, but we have to be skeptical.
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" But he cautioned, "I'm a little skeptical about their desire here.
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People are slowly growing more skeptical of the Silicon Valley giants.
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Skeptical liberals are already looking for signs of betrayal from Mrs.
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Belle's dad, Jonathan Swersey, was skeptical of the practice at first.
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Residents here are skeptical, and with good reason, some economists say.
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Senior GOP senators are skeptical about passing any reforms in 2016.
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There are reasons to be skeptical about the booming femtech industry.
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The market is skeptical, and they will have to prove themselves.
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Skeptical, I wondered how granola made without grain could be palatable.
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But some are skeptical that AI can effectively identify these images.
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But some Pakistani officials were skeptical of the Islamic State's claim.
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It encountered swift opposition from Republicans skeptical of expanding government spending.
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Others said they remained skeptical until election data could be sifted.
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Still though, she was skeptical that Trump's decision would hurt him.
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Michael Bennet's supporters most dislike Williamson and were skeptical of Sanders.
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It's easy to be skeptical about such a rock star valuation.
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The public is definitely skeptical of Boeing after these two crashes.
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But she's skeptical: People can't keep spending money like this, right?
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And they're skeptical of whose version of the story is right.
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Already there have been some skeptical voices from lawmakers like Sens.
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But top Democrats were skeptical about the Trump administration's trade moves.
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Today universities teach "critical thinking" — to be detached, skeptical and analytic.
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Initially, many Americans were skeptical about John F. Kennedy's younger brother.
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Lawmakers are skeptical because Trump missed his last deadline of Oct.
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Know that folks also were skeptical when paper money displaced gold.
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Still, experts say we should be skeptical of his new line.
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President Donald Trump has also sounded somewhat skeptical of early voting.
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But Brexit and disagreements among remaining EU members made him skeptical.
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I'll admit, my skeptical eyebrow doesn't want to come back down.
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Are you skeptical of any of the changes that are happening?
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Some are skeptical the proposed package would do much good anyway.
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Are you skeptical that the police have a viable DNA sample?
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The mood was festive for the most-part, but also skeptical.
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Some investors were skeptical over the outlook for big-box retailers.
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There are a lot of reasons to be skeptical that's true.
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At first I was skeptical, but then the clues became obvious.
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Among those skeptical of driverless cars was California resident Phoebe Barron.
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But it's not just Abby and Tom that leave us skeptical.
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There are many reasons to be skeptical of pit bull bans.
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Some analysts are skeptical that AT&T could handle the deal.
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Her narration is gauzy yet skeptical, with dips into pop culture.
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Veterans in the data storage industry, like Jon Toigo, are skeptical.
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But American lawyers were skeptical that any exemptions would be granted.
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Russell's parents were "a little skeptical " of the decision, he says.
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So when I heard about Roo, I was honestly pretty skeptical.
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But I'm skeptical that his ideology would change in fundamental ways.
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Kate Beane, a Dakota community member and historian, also was skeptical.
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Legal experts are skeptical that the new tactics will be effective.
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But Republicans remain skeptical that he can win the overall war.
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At least one victims' advocate was skeptical about the hotline idea.
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Its skeptical take highlights a big vulnerability with Trump's tax plan.
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But some tent residents said they were skeptical of the promises.
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Vaughn also expressed confusion with the goals of Trump-skeptical conservatives.
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The majority of the general public were very skeptical and scared.
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The medical community is skeptical of nootropics, and discourages their use.
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France and Italy are among the skeptical states, two diplomats said.
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We were skeptical at first that most of them would participate.
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But some are skeptical of this theory despite the compelling evidence.
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By Monday, it appeared that the skeptical analysts' assessments were correct.
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Nadal, a man who runs (and runs) on doubt, is skeptical.
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What changed to make you now skeptical of the Republican Party?
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"I'm a little skeptical how I'm going to adapt," he said.
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But many security experts are skeptical of Guccifer 2.0's claims.
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Republicans skeptical of a "Trumpified" party should not be so sure.
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Current Social Security leadership has been skeptical of remote work arrangements.
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Academy voters have so far been skeptical of rewarding Netflix titles.
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Some riders were skeptical that New Yorkers would notice any difference.
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Europeans have long been skeptical of the American military detention policies.
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And experts on the country are deeply skeptical of the comparison.
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A Russian colleague of Kanai's was skeptical he'd grown so much.
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Upon hearing it for the first time, Ms. Jackson was skeptical.
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Still, some doctors are skeptical the attack would have affected tourists.
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But they remain deeply skeptical about Mr. Kim's sudden peace offensive.
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Smith came from a long line of snorers skeptical of doctors.
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Some residents have long been skeptical about the morality of gambling.
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Still, I'm skeptical the F.T.C. would take so bold an action.
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People were very skeptical that we could do a pop record.
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Monika Johnston, 55, a history teacher from Washington Heights, was skeptical.
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While I committed to following up with him, he was skeptical.
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He had never tried it before and was skeptical at first.
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He certainly understands that many will be skeptical of his technique.
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Cyma Zarghami, the Nickelodeon president, was initially skeptical about the idea.
|
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But some American officials and analysts have been far more skeptical.
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The response in Belarus, on the other hand, has been skeptical.
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Since Neptune is involved, manipulation can take place, so stay skeptical.
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But there's plenty of reason to be skeptical about this claim.
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Mr. Murdock said he was skeptical about the Uber driver's accusations.
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Even Brown, who is skeptical about the future, offers some hope.
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Some experts agree blending reduces fiber content, while others are skeptical.
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Mr. Garza said he was skeptical, leery of the politician's history.
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Cramer said Tuesday that he would be skeptical of market advances.
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The Jordanians aren't the only ones skeptical of the Jordanian option.
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Some analysts were skeptical about an immediate intervention from the ECB.
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Wray manages to nearly always hold a skeptical reader rapt, however.
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Judge Cooper seemed skeptical of the comparison to Mr. Khattala's case.
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" Kennedy, like today's advocates of civility, was skeptical of "passionate movements.
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When an official version of what happened emerged, colleagues were skeptical.
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But commuters have heard this before, and they are rightfully skeptical.
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Mr. Follin, who said he had no forensic background, was skeptical.
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Knowledgeable observers, however, are skeptical that the investigations can proceed unimpeded.
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The list is aimed at pleasing conservative critics skeptical of Trump.
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This history has long left Democrats skeptical of his committee leadership.
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Republicans there have long been deeply skeptical of the House effort.
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Chief Justice John Roberts seemed most skeptical of the city's lawsuit.
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He felt the bar for skeptical Trump coverage should be higher.
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Mayor Brian Wolken of Monticello (and son of Richard): 'I'm skeptical.
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Delay benefits defense Analysts were also skeptical about Najib's new image.
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Some critics are skeptical, questioning how the costs will be met.
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But I'm skeptical that these things signal some reason for optimism.
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There are several reasons to be skeptical of government-imposed solutions.
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We can and should remain skeptical of overreach by the government.
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She looked skeptical until I said it was a flip phone.
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The elected Republicans remain skeptical of his leadership but largely compliant.
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Unsurprisingly, some prominent scholars are deeply skeptical of Project Pliny's conclusions.
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It's good to be skeptical about what these companies are selling.
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Toward the end of his essay, however, Yglesias sounds more skeptical.
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Be more skeptical of the specific provisions in trade deals. 4.
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Or are you skeptical of the deployment of arsonists as firefighters?
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"Originally Monterey was very skeptical," he said about the 1967 festival.
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I remain deeply skeptical that he had justification for this attack.
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And, until confirmation is found, it is important to be skeptical.
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Michael Degala bought a home eight months ago and remains skeptical.
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Personally, I'm skeptical that such modest thrift would solve either problem.
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There were good reasons, it must be noted, to be skeptical.
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Though some are delighted by the new finding, others remain skeptical.
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Dyson was well known to be skeptical of Einstein's new theory.
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Cunningham said she remains skeptical about why Amazon changed the policy.
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And I'm skeptical of a team with only one elite playmaker.
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Clinton appealed to moderate voters on guns, reassuring a skeptical constituency.
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Despite your skeptical attitude, it's true that your numbers are crashing.
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Nonetheless, the employees and their unions are justifiably skeptical and nervous.
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Stern says she was skeptical through it all — to a point.
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That's why I've been so skeptical of the whole G.O.P. exercise.
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He's also skeptical that Ohio remains a competitive state for Democrats.
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But Democrats have been skeptical of allowing advertisers to self-regulate.
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Still, industry watchers remain skeptical about the efficacy of these moves.
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But I am skeptical it will be something I can support.
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And economists are extremely skeptical of the methods that epidemiologists use.
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He is similarly skeptical about applying genetics to make peanuts safer.
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But some are also skeptical such a rule would be enforced.
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"John's on record saying that he was skeptical initially," Markowski said.
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" She was a journalist—skeptical, married, and with a "posh voice.
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Hari Nef is skeptical of what she sees as cultural tokenism.
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Though workers are skeptical that management will follow through without the
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I was super skeptical like, you want me to take what?
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Computing machines were so new, Glenn was skeptical of their calculations.
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Moscow and Beijing always viewed each other with a skeptical eye.
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Most economists are highly skeptical of the claims for dynamic scoring.
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But many journalists are skeptical... Are there "ghosts" where you live?
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"It was pretty much the same discussion," said a skeptical Sen.
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I'm skeptical of marriage as the only proxy for commitment, though.
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Some scientists were skeptical, saying no direct link could be proved.
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Single-payer supporters who have endorsed Sanders, in particular, are skeptical.
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Pelosi has long been skeptical of the politics of impeaching Trump.
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They're also among the voters likeliest to be skeptical of Mrs.
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There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of these efforts.
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"The president is skeptical of government construction contracts," Mr. Cuomo said.
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But some experts are skeptical that the number is that high.
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Which are you skeptical of or believe might be just hype?
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And she remains skeptical that the government is the appropriate mechanism.
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The most striking was "Ambition," a precociously skeptical and wounded song.
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Some nominees were more skeptical of all the pomp and circumstance.
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So some analysts are skeptical that we'll see a future boom.
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While I agreed, my own experience had left me feeling skeptical.
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Daniel S. Goldin, the NASA administrator, was initially skeptical, but agreed.
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" ADVERTISING MATTERS: "People are skeptical about the power of advertising today.
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Some economists are also skeptical more generally about ending interest deductibility.
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Analysts were skeptical that much of the program could be enacted.
|
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So there are good reasons to be skeptical of Trump's claim.
|
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And key Senate Republicans are already skeptical of Trump's outline. Sen.
|
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Analysts in Asia are skeptical Trump's pressure on China will work.
|
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But, privately, a lot of people are skeptical that could happen.
|
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Some dentists are skeptical of leaning too hard into amenities, though.
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We are deeply skeptical of the merits of the Trump plan.
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Menahem Anderman, a battery expert at Total Battery Consulting, is skeptical.
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I just wanted to approach all this with a skeptical attitude.
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And you seem skeptical that's not going to happen as well.
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But some of Hay's fellow contestants seemed skeptical about her values.
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It's worth being a bit skeptical of the terror group's claim.
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What makes you so skeptical of the claims in that dossier?
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That's a lot of baggage and good reason to be skeptical.
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Americans are nearly evenly split between those who are skeptical of most political polls but trust certain sources and those who trust most but are skeptical of certain sources, according to a new HillTV/Harris poll.
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By the 1980s, Republicans had become more skeptical of the federal tobacco program, of big government interfering with the free market; Democrats had become more skeptical of Big Tobacco, and especially its biggest congressional champion, Jesse Helms.
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Financial planners are skeptical, because fees can be high and options complicated.
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Some reporters in the UK, though, are skeptical about the new scheme.
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And the younger the voters, the more skeptical they were of Mrs.
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First, she was skeptical of some of the mens' choices, like suspenders.
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Hanson was also skeptical Rossello can accomplish savings without shrinking government headcount.
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But some investors like short seller Jim Chanos continue to be skeptical.
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So, as a general rule, be skeptical of any emails from retailers.
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But experts are skeptical that they'll actually manage to come to terms.
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So, yes, call me a little skeptical on the timing of it.
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But Richards was still skeptical of what would come of this initiative.
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I am skeptical that Trump and his campaign can pull this off.
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In reality, the moviegoers were skeptical of the concept of moving pictures.
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Because of this, astronomers remain skeptical that black holes are the answer.
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My advice would be to remain healthily skeptical of any product labels.
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Maeve is still skeptical, so Felix decides to prove it to her.
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Based on reports from oral arguments, Boasberg was skeptical of Kentucky's arguments.
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Bridenstine will also have to win over Democrats who are already skeptical.
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Alarmist language could help sell the travel ban to a skeptical public.
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The Associated Press reports that the judges appeared skeptical of the claim.
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"I'm a bit skeptical," said Pankaj Mehta, a biophysicist at Boston University.
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Perhaps. But this refreshingly earnest movie tries to erode such skeptical reactions.
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But there's reason to be skeptical of some of the authors' claims.
|
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And those fighters, for what it's worth, seem skeptical of Trump's claim.
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Needless to say, scientists are skeptical that he can pull it off.
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The budget request must be passed by Congress but faces skeptical lawmakers.
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But experts told Aleem they were skeptical China would stay the course.
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Experts on asylum are skeptical Salvini can achieve his ambitious expulsions target.
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Some scientists not involved with the study are skeptical of its implications.
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Journalists became less trusting of political officials, more skeptical of political claims.
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While Packnett and Mckesson have publicly declared they're #WithHer, others remain skeptical.
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Even cautiously pro-Kavanaugh writers are skeptical he's the best possible pick.
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Analysts have been skeptical of Wendy's breakfast ambitions because of the costs.
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Richards is skeptical of any company promising advancements that require invasive surgery.
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We too are skeptical, and not just about the sour ale's taste.
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Raffman: First, I'm skeptical that the no-fault model will take hold.
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Eric Dezenhall, Crisis Management Expert and "Glass Jaw" Author, is more skeptical.
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Those skeptical about the data point, in part, to the underlying numbers.
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Her little brother appears skeptical at first, before he's quickly won over.
|
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"It's not a sacrifice, it's a choice," she tells her skeptical mother.
|
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"We're highly skeptical of the sustainability of the hybrid model," Brennan said.
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Research since has led me to a few scientists who are skeptical.
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The filmmakers behind 'Searching' know why you're skeptical about computer screen movies
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At his own rally, though, there was at least one skeptical voice.
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I was skeptical about how much I would like the Eero Beacon.
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I went in skeptical, but the iboga lived up to its promises.
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Some analysts, however, are skeptical about the sustainability of the sales momentum.
|
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That walloping at the polls helped unify formerly skeptical MPs around Johnson.
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All of us were skeptical that it would keep going that way.
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Potential tenants and investors are both hopeful and skeptical about the plan.
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We were skeptical about The Rain, a new Danish series from Netflix.
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This has led to some skeptical responses to the Trump-Gardner deal.
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However, Siefried said some traders maybe skeptical about the aggressive yield numbers.
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They really are much more skeptical of foreign intervention than their elders.
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Cramer is skeptical of its rallying odds when the company reports Thursday.
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Both groups were also slightly more skeptical of workforce automation in general.
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Man-dog God assures Tulip he has a plan, but she's skeptical.
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I'm always rooting for ABC, even if I'm slightly skeptical of it.
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Despite pledges of reform by many companies, some Japanese workers were skeptical.
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Clijsters was skeptical; Azarenka served wide and won a point; and another.
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You should be skeptical, but sometimes, you have to suspend your disbelief.
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But a former government transportation official is skeptical Musk can achieve that.
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And plenty of experts are skeptical that it will bring prices down.
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And there are other reasons to be skeptical of this study's story.
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Some experts we spoke to agreed with Kleiman; others were more skeptical.
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In the tech world, people were skeptical of the laptop's design, too.
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Ponvert said that's one reason why he's skeptical of Lyft and Pinterest.
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There are many consulting firms that would argue otherwise, but I'm skeptical.
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That would put the onus on the three skeptical Republican senators: Sens.
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Countries skeptical about extending sanctions include Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Slovakia and Hungary.
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Some driver experts are skeptical that this will change anything for drivers.
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Analysts have been skeptical of takeover bids for Hershey in the past.
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But EU sources were skeptical over a deal being brokered on Friday.
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Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical.
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But she's also wary of the migrants and skeptical of their intentions.
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When a show announces a spin-off, it's easy to be skeptical.
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Wall Street is skeptical: Just 5 analysts of 21 tracked by Money.
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Yet despite its momentum, some analysts remain skeptical of Hawaiian's growth potential.
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The headline ("Only Fox Can Rid Us Of Trump") made me skeptical.
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While others have been skeptical, we simply looked at the glaring evidence.
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European regulators are skeptical of the growing power of American tech companies.
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Most Democrats who are skeptical of markets have been mobilized by Sanders.
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Native Americans were no less skeptical of liberal reform efforts than African
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She was skeptical that her treatment would even work on such patients.
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Back in 2008, muggles were understandably skeptical to learn that Warner Bros.
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Conservatives are especially skeptical of agency authority over individual and business activities.
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He was skeptical, but she insisted that he give it a shot.
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I was skeptical, but I decided that I'd follow this through. Yeah.
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You know, we&aposre all here -- everybody here by nature is skeptical.
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"But I'm skeptical this will end up in clinical use," Knoepfler added.
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Axios highlighted the reasons to be skeptical of this view earlier today.
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Hopeful, if skeptical, foreign officials listened intently before delivering predictable talking points.
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"We are deeply skeptical that the (Syrian) regime will comply," Haley said.
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Other conservative leaders are also skeptical of linking tax reform and infrastructure.
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I'm skeptical that one strategic approach was clearly superior to the other.
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Weide is skeptical about enthusiasm among Western users for such a service.
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Could a cost-benefit analysis ever persuade a skeptical Republican administration again?
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Michael Pachter, managing director of equity research of Wedbush Securities, is skeptical.
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" Patterson's skeptical: "That's not what I'd normally do but let's do it.
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Despite some backlash, executives are skeptical the 996 work week is dead.
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WILLIAMS: I thought it was just dopes like me who were skeptical.
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I was VERY skeptical because it's so thin, but it's seriously AMAZING.
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There are a few reasons to be skeptical about the Rasmussen result.
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But I'm skeptical of 360 3D, even when the content is compelling.
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But we're skeptical any time the tabloids report on actresses' supposed feuds.
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But McCarthy and other free-market Republicans seem skeptical of that plan.
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C., chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, was skeptical of the report.
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But the police were pretty skeptical once they heard the whole story.
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Like some of you, I used to be very skeptical of meditation.
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That left some economists skeptical of February's rebound in services industry growth.
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Boswell tweeted the note taped to his locker, and seemed pretty skeptical.
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To say that he was skeptical of the assembly is an understatement.
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The Fim-Cisl union was skeptical about the value of Monday's talks.
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"I mean, for me, it's no secret — I'm super skeptical," she said.
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Other countries may also become skeptical of future negotiations with the U.S.
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When he bought his last boat, he says, his parents were skeptical.
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Some local real estate agents remain skeptical the retail there will succeed.
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But Bass is skeptical about the sharp run-up in Chinese equities.
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While I respected Blake, I was highly skeptical that cannabis could help.
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I'm just highly skeptical of scientific claims that come with zero evidence.
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One thing that drives me crazy is how skeptical Scully still is.
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But it should make us skeptical of confident predictions that it will.
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Initially, the members seemed skeptical of VR's place in a theme park.
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Senators were skeptical that Equifax's solutions would sufficiently protect the public. Sen.
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More Republican voters are saying that they are skeptical about Mueller's inquiry.
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I'm willing to hear the other side on this, but I'm skeptical.
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Former senior immigration and border officials are skeptical, to put it mildly.
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We should remain skeptical that the North Koreans will cooperate so easily.
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Still, some were skeptical that the repair work would end on time.
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As the weeks passed, I grew more and more skeptical that Yeezy.
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Starsiak was skeptical when she was first approached about filming the show.
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Twelve months ago, many industry insiders were skeptical about Nintendo's next console.
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Critics of the bombings are skeptical that they truly precipitated Japan's surrender.
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At least one options trader is skeptical that that momentum could continue.
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Still, he's skeptical the drug could cause someone to suddenly become racist.
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But Democrats were skeptical about Trump's willingness to push back on Putin.
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US officials had also grown increasingly skeptical of Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization.
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But Verstappen's cool-headed, mature performance was clear even to skeptical analysts.
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With absences and frustration with Trump, both sides skeptical it'll get 50.
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Cillizza: Trump was initially skeptical of Hyde-Smith as an appointed senator.
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But Hawkins appeared skeptical about relying on documents to make immigration determinations.
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Don Lincoln, a senior scientist at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, was skeptical.
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DeFazio seemed skeptical that hiking the fee would keep Americans from flying.
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Skinner is skeptical of Kigali's proposition of transferring traders to approved markets.
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Democrats and many independent tax experts are already skeptical of that claim.
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"I'm very skeptical" about the tax implications, Mr. Stewart, of Florida, said.
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Other legal scholars were skeptical that the case would progress much further.
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Common sense requires that you be at least skeptical of this date.
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Trade experts are skeptical of the $40 billion to $50 billion figures.
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But with the burden of the trade war, many investors are skeptical.
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The center-left Liberals have traditionally been skeptical about major military purchases.
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And the more he tried to explain, the more skeptical they became.
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Clinton's email and were skeptical that he intended harm with his remarks.
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But Krueger is skeptical that Congress will even approve a tax bill.
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I, a consumer, was skeptical when I heard of this odd couple.
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He's deeply skeptical of any link between livestock emissions and global warming.
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Without solid earnings growth, McCarthy is highly skeptical of the momentum strategy.
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Sanders additionally receives an uptick in support from those skeptical of government.
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As a lifelong Labour supporter, I am permanently skeptical of Conservative politicians.
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Farhad: Beyond the payoff for investors, I'm pretty skeptical of this deal.
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So what should a properly skeptical person think of the new report?
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"When people learn the details of things, they become skeptical," he added.
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Because of this, I am skeptical that an I.P.O. will happen soon.
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Clinton and her campaign: how to get skeptical voters to trust her.
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Simakovsky said he was highly skeptical a second round would be applied.
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But many in the aviation industry remain skeptical of the 737 Max.
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The poll also showed that the public is skeptical of the media.
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Wasserman said industry is skeptical that the FDA can do it alone.
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At the Zara store, a few blocks away, they grew more skeptical.
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Wall Street analysts are skeptical about JCPenney's ability to repay that money.
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In 2014, Kushner told Forbes he was initially skeptical of WeWork's pitch.
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But many Ukrainian-Americans are deeply skeptical of President Obama and Mrs.
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Republican strategists who have been skeptical of Trump were even more pointed.
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Bernie Sanders and are skeptical of Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Andrew Yang.
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At long last, construction-weary residents are shifting from skeptical to celebratory.
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By all accounts, Mr. Milner was initially skeptical of an interstellar probe.
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Those demands were met in part, but students have largely remained skeptical.
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But longtime Korea hands are understandably skeptical, given Pyongyang's decades of deception.
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And despite the conviction of the report's authors, other experts were skeptical.
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In particular they were skeptical of a purported intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
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Initially, my family was so skeptical when I was on The Bachelorette.
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But analysts are skeptical the move will fix the country's ailing economy.
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They were so skeptical about form that they verged on Kawakubo territory.
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But the analyst said he was skeptical the plan could get through.
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The sector pared some losses early Thursday, but some analysts remain skeptical.
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Some experts are skeptical that such a program would resolve the problem.
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The Hill: GOP senators skeptical of using national emergency for wall money.
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Faiza Patel, a lawyer with the Brennan Center for Justice, remains skeptical.
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"I'd be very skeptical of it going into the quarter," he said.
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And he's skeptical of just how far the secretarial order will go.
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But some tax experts are skeptical it will be approved by Congress.
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"Hellooo, isn't it bad for you?" a Sweet'N Low skeptical friend demands.
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My Libertarian friends are skeptical of my support for a basic income.
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In the end, it seems the skeptical viewers made the right call.
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So [becoming a flat earther] made me more skeptical, and more aware.
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Austrians, like many Europeans, have been skeptical of immigration for some time.
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But there are reasons to be skeptical of Rubio's proposal as well.
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So, when I first heard of the Baiden Mitten, I was skeptical.
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When we said it was free, they were actually a bit skeptical.
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Based on his analysis, however, Vilaça is skeptical of Hacking Team's claims.
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But the historic gun attachment means people are skeptical to go further.
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Still, U.S. officials are highly skeptical of the offer, reports the Journal.
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That gets at why I've personally always been skeptical of that counterargument.
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But you don't even need to hear them out to be skeptical.
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The ransomware experts within Intel Security were really skeptical of that figure.
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At the very least, you should be skeptical about your first impression.
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Although I was genuinely interested in learning about wine, I was skeptical.
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But others are skeptical that Maduro will follow through on that promise.
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The online response was divided between the excited and the understandably skeptical.
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We are skeptical that approach will do well in general election debates.
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Yet even some voices on the right are skeptical about the texts.
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Today, people are perhaps more skeptical of big tech than ever before.
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Some of them were skeptical and wondered if the symptoms were psychosomatic.
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The GOP could still win skeptical senators over with last-minute amendments.
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DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach is skeptical about all the bitcoin speculation.
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Black said she's glad Airbnb is addressing the issue, but she's skeptical.
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He said that officials were skeptical about the credibility of the information.
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"But French people are skeptical," Mr. Le Maire told reporters last week.
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Mr. Shelby, too, sounded a more skeptical note back at the Capitol.
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Activists are skeptical that the authorities have Russians' best interests at heart.
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But some Western experts are skeptical that China has really done much.
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Others are more skeptical about the program's usefulness during the current crisis.
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But it's hard to remain skeptical when faced with a giggling baby.
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That provides real challenges for Trump-skeptical conservatives in right-leaning media.
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Many Palestinians are justifiably skeptical that Israel is a partner for peace.
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It's not just skeptical South Koreans whom Mr. Moon needs to placate.
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Some critics are skeptical, however, of how helpful those conversations will be.
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For a skeptical journalist like myself, it sounded like the perfect plan.
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In it, they urge the DIY community to be cautious and skeptical.
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Many of the immigrants were skeptical of government medical requirements, including vaccination.
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In this case, though, it's important to be skeptical about the skepticism.
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Under President Trump, it has been openly skeptical about the bank's mission.
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The conversions have already sparked some protests among activists and skeptical residents.
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Put me down as generally skeptical of pronouncements of a new normal.
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But they are more skeptical now that such promises will be met.
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And experts are skeptical that this trade truce represents a legitimate headway.
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That's why the skeptical reaction of the AIPAC crowd should worry Trump.
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Many economists are skeptical that the tax savings will transform business decisions.
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But Stephen and his co-hosts were initially skeptical of the band.
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Philosophers have been studying skeptical pressure intensely for the past 50 years.
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But medical experts and scientists with firsthand experience developing vaccines are skeptical.
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But Mr. Bolton and others on the president's staff remain highly skeptical.
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We also have to write for those who are skeptical or hostile.
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I've been skeptical of the case for impeachment, and I remain so.
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But those skeptical conservative justices were nowhere to be found on Tuesday.
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The Gandhis asked skeptical questions: Were the countries I cited real democracies?
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But members of Congress remained skeptical that the breaches were not intentional.
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Many refugees are fearful to return and are skeptical of Myanmar's guarantees.
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Nonetheless, some analysts are still skeptical that this will be the case.
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But Mr. Figueroa remains skeptical of just how dead the I.D.C. is.
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But there is also reason to be skeptical of the campaign's optimism.
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Mr. Pérez, one of South Florida's largest condo developers, was more skeptical.
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Dr. Bradley Efron, a statistics professor at Stanford University, also was skeptical.
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Yet more striking than his look was his manner before skeptical lawmakers.
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And to do it with a vitamin that I'm not skeptical about?
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"We reject the ideology of globalism," he told a largely skeptical crowd.
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Has doing this show made you more skeptical of the news media?
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South Korean conservatives are skeptical of Mr. Moon's approach, calling it naïve.
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Many Saudis appeared skeptical of their government's explanations about Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Experts, however, are skeptical that disinformation can be stemmed before the election.
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While Mr. Nolen was skeptical, he agreed to meet with Mr. Watters.
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"I'm serious!" she said, after a reporter shot her a skeptical look.
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So we see the same pattern of skeptical response from Republican elites.
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"I may be old," Kramer told a skeptical young man at tryouts.
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But on Friday, Twitter took a more skeptical view of the practice.
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The older investors are somewhat skeptical because the story never played out.
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We are skeptical of that notion, but we're also open to evidence.
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But she was skeptical that the new support would sway undecided voters.
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The Trump campaign is skeptical that it's his signature, but authenticators disagree.
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Thunberg's eyes narrow and harden; her mouth twists into a skeptical scowl.
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For years, many Earhart historians have been skeptical of the Nikumaroro theory.
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Afghan officials are skeptical of the agreement for a number of reasons.
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Some businesses are skeptical, while others have caught full-on eclipse fever.
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Some remain skeptical about how forthcoming Beijing is being about the outbreak.
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Some experts are skeptical because of the lack of data from China.
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"I'm very skeptical of such an approach ever being reality," he said.
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But the poll's respondents were skeptical of what the administration will do.
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Its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, tends to be skeptical toward Britain's global role.
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So some New Yorkers were skeptical of a dinner on the train.
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Trump also faces a skeptical public as he begins his reelection push.
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His wife, Elizabeth, was more skeptical when she heard about the deal.
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JW: I'm like deeply skeptical that it's even going to come out.
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"People were skeptical because of the size of outburst," Johnston-Hollitt noted.
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"I'm long bitcoin, and neutral to skeptical on everything else," Thiel said.
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While the response from fans has been enthusiastic, investors have been skeptical.
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But one expert was more than a little skeptical of the consequences.
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Some progressive advocates are skeptical Ms. Rao will intervene to curb deregulation.
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"It makes me skeptical," said Dr. Jayanthi, who has not treated Williamson.
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But the physicist in me also can't help being a little skeptical.
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"I'm skeptical that either one will reach a timely conclusion," Cutler said.
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Investors have long kept a skeptical eye on the highly-leveraged country.
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But many experts are very skeptical that Tesla can pull that off.
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The pessimists have a still long list of reasons to be skeptical.
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Despite Mr. Trump's apparent endorsement, Mr. Comey remained skeptical about his future.
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Photograph by Victor J. Blue for The New Yorker I was skeptical.
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In both cases, women are delivering shocking revelations to a skeptical public.
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Nannette Barragan (D-Calif.) said she was skeptical of the CBP numbers.
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Gottlieb said he is "deeply skeptical" of all exemptions except medical ones.
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Kraus is also skeptical that it will give Perlara a competitive edge.
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I think the fundamentals tell you to be a little bit skeptical.
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Investors can be forgiven if they are more than a bit skeptical.
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If anything, acquisitive chief executives should be given incentives to be skeptical.
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During oral arguments last month, Jackson appeared skeptical of this blanket assertion.
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Spencer's character was skeptical about Peter's odds and called him "small fry."
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He had made a similar speech to me, and I was skeptical.
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However, traders remain skeptical that Chinese purchases can meet the U.S. goal.
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Yet being skeptical of Tesla and Musk hasn't been a good bet.
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WE'RE SKEPTICAL, I THINK, IN A HEALTHY WAY OF OUR OWN PLANS.
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But the bishop was also skeptical of the motives of some attendees.
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