In other words, "skeptics" implies that the majority of climate scientists are not skeptics, when they are.
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Skeptics of engagement with Taliban Yet there are still plenty of skeptics of the Trump administration's engagement with the Taliban.
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"He convinced many, many skeptics — and there were a lot of skeptics in the early years — because it seemed so counterintuitive as to what caused neurological disease," Mr. Shelton said.
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Valeant's skeptics wondered whether this happened with Bausch & Lomb.
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" He added: "There are quite a few America skeptics.
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As NBC reports, some QAnon skeptics suspect Rogers as the probably fabricator of Qanon's posts: Still, Qanon skeptics have pointed to two videos as evidence that Rogers had insider knowledge of Q's account.
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A longstanding criticism of the skeptics community is that its members often profess mocking or condescending attitudes toward anyone who believes in things skeptics are opposed to — primarily religion, the paranormal, and pseudoscience.
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Performance day is a chance to prove the skeptics wrong.
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Multiple other Democratic skeptics, such as potential Pelosi challenger Rep.
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How would Westbrook and OKC fare then, the skeptics wondered?
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But his idea had its skeptics, Wilsey's friends among them.
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In this world, there are skeptics and there are believers.
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So Yuan ignored the skeptics and instead listened to users.
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Skeptics were quick to strike back, though not very effectively.
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But skeptics argue that this gives markets too much credit.
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I wholeheartedly support you skeptics with whom I cautiously disagree.
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But, shortly after "Slaughterhouse" began streaming, skeptics hit back hard.
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To Sanders skeptics, this style of response is itself worrying.
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But it was this that alarmed skeptics in the Pentagon.
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Skeptics say blockchain may help incumbents rather than disrupt them.
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Are there skeptics who question whether the treasure really exists?
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"Our skeptics & believers have something in common," the document begins.
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The burden remains on Udacity, however, to convince its skeptics.
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Mr. Graham said he expected skeptics to take that view.
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To the skeptics we would ask 'if not now, when?
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The subtext is that skeptics must be yahoos and bigots.
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Despite its many skeptics and critics, Dagan's battlefield analysis worked.
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The skeptics in the room needed to see the numbers.
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" Trump mimicked press skeptics, then declared: "I gave up nothing.
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The group's entrepreneurial approach has won it admirers and skeptics.
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Skeptics might suggest that one political philosophy simply replaced another.
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And among climate skeptics there were more Republicans than Democrats.
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Like most good professors, he encouraged us to be skeptics.
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But skeptics say those assets show signs of being overvalued.
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There's long been a small contingent of fluoride skeptics, though.
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There are skeptics of the legend of Bigfoot, of course.
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Skeptics of an accord with rebels are undermining its enforcement.
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I hate trying to explain the allergy to the skeptics.
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Skeptics call it an expensive proposition with few clear benefits.
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Skeptics of gun control sometimes point to a 2016 study.
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Skeptics fear that the country is on a risky path.
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So it's no surprise that mobile voting has its skeptics.
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How do you approach people who are climate change skeptics?
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On Monday, Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon joined those skeptics.
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But skeptics worry that making the system airtight is impossible.
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A handful of Republicans — including vocal war skeptics like Sens.
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Fortunately, even the skeptics approached the wines with open minds.
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The skeptics Cryptocurrencies are riding high, but there are doubters.
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Skeptics deride this as a "narrow" and therefore vulnerable market.
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She also hears from skeptics about stocking naloxone in schools.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDP Now forecast, however, has its skeptics.
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It replaces trust with suspicion and turns partners into skeptics.
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Democrats and other skeptics fear disaster is around the corner.
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Still, Mr. Prince's actual plan for Afghanistan has many skeptics.
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Trump has also appointed climate change skeptics to key positions.
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Enter " The Skeptics' Guide" with host Dr. Steven Novella and crew.
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Skeptics will ask who exactly will buy 50-year U.S. paper.
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But skeptics wonder if this next meeting will actually accomplish anything.
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Skeptics, on the other hand, say the new analysis proves nothing.
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Of course, her skeptics could be forgiven — at least this time.
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Trump said Thursday that people should ignore the skeptics and opposition.
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Skeptics, however, doubt that people will tolerate even the quieter booms.
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Skeptics, though, question whether East Rutherford can become a tourist mecca.
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Skeptics, including some doctors, insist there's no threat from conventional products.
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Tesla's recent move to raise cash may quiet down its skeptics.
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Should environmental activists appeal to Republicans and the climate change skeptics?
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For the skeptics, it provides fodder for their apathy and denial.
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To them, Tapia's skeptics have allowed conformity to overwhelm common sense.
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Not a "science project:" Vicarious has plenty of skeptics, of course.
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"Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics" 17 Dan Harris (Random/Spiegel & Grau) 10.
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Skeptics, however, aren't so sure this technology is ready for primetime.
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Skeptics worry about giving China more influence, especially over sensitive areas.
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Can Molly win over her skeptics with her spirit and determination?
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Skeptics have challenged this story, however, almost since its first telling.
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One political figure on the list might satisfy skeptics: former Rep.
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Skeptics said their campaigns should be a warning to Mr. Patrick.
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But he managed to keep the skeptics from saying no outright.
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Among the loudest GOP skeptics are those representing border districts. Reps.
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Since the start, the project has attracted its share of skeptics.
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President Trump clearly hit a cord and touched hearts of skeptics.
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Skeptics say there are too many unanswered questions to get excited.
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But even some skeptics acknowledge that its numbers are rather impressive.
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But Lane Bryant's latest move may have those skeptics reconsidering things.
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No, Detroit pizza isn't topped with bullets, Randazzo has assured skeptics.
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Convincing skeptics has been difficult, especially with rivals on the upswing.
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But it's not just about convincing skeptics to try something new.
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Upon arriving in Alcor's office, I counted myself among its skeptics.
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Even some of Mr. Trump's skeptics are starting to believe him.
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Skeptics about China's future usually point to the country's swelling debt.
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Tech, over the past few years, has finally met its skeptics.
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Despite the skeptics, he made a career out of that assertion.
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V2G just isn't worth the trouble — or so the skeptics say.
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Among the skeptics was Sam Kutesa, the foreign minister, she said.
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Skeptics of the military system were relieved by Mr. Trump's turnabout.
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Skeptics say the move is an attempt to appeal to Beijing.
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"I'm not even worried about the hard-core skeptics," he says.
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We began as skeptics of power, determined to build something democratic.
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Whether skeptics are sold on these promises remains to be seen.
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There are other reasons war skeptics are finding more resonance today.
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He can convince the milder skeptics – but only by producing results.
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But skeptics suggest the effort is doomed for precisely that reason.
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There were skeptics, saying he had gotten lucky at Q-School.
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Many public polls back up the skeptics in Mr. Trump's orbit.
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After that, many of the most ardent skeptics were won over.
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Technological leaps like those would win back skeptics like Mr. Landis.
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Mr. Nelson encourages his students to be skeptics rather than cynics.
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The skeptics, however, have consistently been overly pessimistic about this technology.
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Qassim Suleimani and shrugged off skeptics of her low-profile style.
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Skeptics (including myself) must admit he has done better than expected.
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" At the other end of the spectrum were skeptics like "Dr.
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The internal investigation and Lack's email left me among the skeptics.
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" I can already hear the tech skeptics sputtering "but -- fake news!
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Skeptics are concerned that the petro could be manipulated by Caracas.
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As such, it was the last straw for many impeachment skeptics.
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No matter how loud the skeptics doubt or the critics sneer.
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All this should persuade some skeptics to give Benno a try.
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But so far, its results have failed to win over skeptics.
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This is something many conservatives and even many climate skeptics already realize.
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Skeptics see his mission as a play to colonize the digital universe.
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But IBM won't release details on Watson's financial performance, and skeptics abound.
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The actor also challenged any skeptics to brave the Hawaiian islands themselves.
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In a way, Wings serves as a good response to the skeptics.
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Thank You 4 Your Service is such a stunner skeptics needn't bother.
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"I'm not averse to taking candy away from [climate] skeptics," said Patzert.
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"Does it actually do anything?" skin care skeptics ask, and, well, yes.
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But skeptics say the companies have dragged their feet for too long.
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Those skeptics may not be much fun, but they're not totally wrong.
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Even though skeptics didn't believe anyone would pay for samples, adoption spread.
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Skeptics warn that North Korea has made similar pledges in the past.
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But mindful running is more attainable than it may seem to skeptics.
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It has paid climate skeptics for research and funded climate skeptic organizations.
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In the world of homeopathy, there are believers, and there are skeptics.
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Someone who can win over skeptics or smooth the edges off disagreement.
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SO FAR I THINK WE'VE PROVED THE SKEPTICS TO BE QUITE WRONG.
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Indeed, he has embraced some prominent climate skeptics - Myron Ebell, most prominently.
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Blue Apron is a prime example of what skeptics were worried about.
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But skeptics say it's unclear when we'd actually see those benefits. 6.
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Skeptics might say that the order was just a cynical attempt to
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Sorry, skeptics: Virtual reality is growing faster than you thought it would.
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To skeptics of the industry, that's because they're profiting without climate policy.
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But skeptics, including the U.S. government and outside experts, challenged that claim.
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But this week, it became clear that they've turned into vocal skeptics.
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If they (skeptics) think we are bluffing, they are playing with fire.
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To skeptics, it's a resurgence of superstition in an age of science.
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I want to raise an objection that some skeptics will doubtless have.
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Skeptics of the technology say it is nowhere near ready for rollout.
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However, Democrats and skeptics have noted that the agreement contains few specifics.
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Financial sector skeptics also criticized Otting's decision along the same lines. Sen.
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And now, a new data point lands squarely on the skeptics' side.
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This has prompted skeptics to question whether the technology has been overhyped.
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E-scooter start-ups are annoying and wildly overvalued, say the skeptics.
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And skeptics may have a hard time absorbing anything new about Mrs.
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Read the first report on how skeptics plan to pressure Trump here.
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Some big-block skeptics concede that some capacity increase will be needed.
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But it's also not as if the skeptics are somehow "victorious" here.
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Here, then, is your complete guide to YouTube's most persistent SpaceX skeptics.
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Skeptics, however, say the rules that would be affected are probably minor.
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Skeptics suggested he only edged his way in because of family connections.
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Skeptics will say that there are no magic wands, and they're right.
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Skeptics dismissed that as "virtue-signaling" to mollify the anti-business left.
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Skeptics argue that the clause will not deter endless litigation in courts.
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That failure provoked pushback from North Korean skeptics of Mr. Kim's initiative.
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In the 1980s, skeptics said a fourth broadcast network would never survive.
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But his behavior during his third election bid converted many former skeptics.
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Some skeptics think today's event is a distraction from Wednesday's earnings report.
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In recent months, skeptics have questioned whether Paytm can maintain its growth.
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But all of that has not been enough to persuade vaccine skeptics.
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This is the question that skeptics of North Korea's sincerity constantly raise.
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Meanwhile, skeptics question the very purpose of college and its degree system.
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There are A.I. skeptics, but Mr. Brynjolfsson is not one of them.
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The marches' skeptics leveled a variety of criticisms against participants and organizers.
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Skeptics say that even nominally nonpartisan commissions can succumb to political calculation.
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Regardless of the intent behind its usage, many exclamation point skeptics remain.
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But skeptics note that the company has a long way to go.
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But Chanos' remarks add an influential voice to the chorus of skeptics.
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Some skeptics say she may be too unpredictable to join the board.
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The analyst has been one of the company's prominent Wall Street skeptics.
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Often, the loudest skeptics come from the fatalists in their own party.
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And even some Medicare-for-all skeptics have praised her for that.
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The skeptics Other investment managers aren't so bullish on a Trump presidency.
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Background reading: • A rundown of climate change skeptics in the White House.
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The earnings season has been a good catalyst, even for market skeptics.
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It was a $1 billion project and she faced lots of skeptics.
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Among skeptics, her celebrity raised questions about her fitness for the job.
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It's an extraordinary and thought-provoking film for skeptics and believers alike.
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They had to overcome the resistance of several skeptics, including James Madison.
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Kondo skeptics may be interested in the "ironic" readings of Xenophon's dialogue.
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But the skeptics might not be able to hold out for long.
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What do you say to skeptics who think dreams have no meaning?
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Bostrom's book Superintelligence was compelling to many people, but there were skeptics.
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Further changes would have to be made to win over these skeptics.
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After the initial wave of excitement subsided, fans and skeptics started asking questions.
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Two skeptics of his stimulus program are stepping down in the coming months.
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There are more than a few skeptics pushing back on the industry's pleas.
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That has been AIIB's focus, which has helped to silence skeptics, he added.
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And, many supporters don't think the change is as significant as skeptics fear.
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Climate change skeptics sometimes point to cool land temperatures to dispute global warming.
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So even though some studies have been done, critics and skeptics want more.
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Four years on, Abadi has defied the expectations of an army of skeptics.
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Its main strength comes from the Euro-skeptics' limited possibility for economic mischief.
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Schick insists that it's not Tap's goal to convert skeptics to their device.
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Skeptics say Mr. Kim's goal remains to be accepted as a nuclear power.
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Even Facebook skeptics may find reasons not to side with Six24Three, he said.
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He's also displayed a tireless effort to debunk climate change skeptics in Congress.
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Update 2:56 pm: Some skeptics are voicing their opinions about this story.
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There are plenty of skeptics who think the field will sort itself out.
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As details continue to emerge, so do the conspiracy theorists and the skeptics.
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V-Day skeptics aren't bitter; they just hate Russell Stover samplers from CVS!
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The Mate X even managed to turn some skeptics into bendy phone believers.
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To win over skeptics, conspiracy theories need to create an air of legitimacy.
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The other skeptics: Ron Johnson, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Mike Lee, Dean Heller.
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Colombia and its friends must heed these lessons and prove the skeptics wrong.
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I have seen firsthand how these tactics have turned tax skeptics into supporters.
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Instead of presenting scientific information, the call featured vaccine skeptics or outright critics.
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I'd groan and roll my eyes with the rest of the skeptics. Coupledom?
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But skeptics looking closely at Quinnipiac's results have found things to quibble with.
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Nevertheless, Lyft's strategy and ability to make money has not been without skeptics.
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That left choice skeptics like teachers unions no where else to go politically.
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Skeptics will argue about compliance but the symbolism in itself cannot be understated.
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Slowly but surely, Caesar created believers out of skeptics left, right, and center.
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The Republican president's unconstrained use of Twitter has confounded allies and skeptics alike.
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In stubborn defiance of skeptics, digital currencies and blockchain only come back stronger.
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Skeptics still wonder if the technology can move from science fiction to reality.
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Skeptics, however, say that the small combinations can eventually translate into higher costs.
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And by 2017, the skeptics were coming around to his way of thinking.
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But skeptics say more research is needed to verify the claims being made.
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When he first arrived at spring training in Arizona 2000, skeptics were everywhere.
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The president's GOP skeptics, such as Stipanovich, suspect Biden's supporters might be right.
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Rony Abovitz, Magic Leap founder and CEO, has told skeptics to be patient.
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Skeptics note the wiggle room in both the intel chief and Yahoo's statements.
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That's the kind of rhetoric that has set many skeptics' teeth on edge.
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Libra skeptics have largely focused on consumer protection concerns and money-laundering vulnerabilities.
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But at least it's not the crass cash-grab skeptics may have feared.
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Still, skeptics say the contract may have limited appeal to farmers at first.
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Intelligence officers are natural skeptics; they are not in the "good news" business.
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I was one of those skeptics, and I had no shortage of company.
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Even skeptics like Corker and Flake agreed to take that crucial procedural step.
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Tim Tebow was surpassing them all, and making the skeptics look pretty foolish.
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But skeptics will note that Facebook itself was closely involved with the paper.
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Skeptics even rang the National Weather Service to complain about the bum predictions.
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Skeptics argued that the cancers Dr. Lynch saw could have occurred by chance.
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They won the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season, and still there were skeptics.
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And some skeptics say that traditional fund-raising methods for companies will endure.
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"I love skeptics, because we're all supposed to be healthfully skeptical," he said.
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Vladimir Putin courts Europe, Greece beckons skeptics and Facebook shares data with China.
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That, and Mr. Larimer's history of leaving projects unfinished, have drawn many skeptics.
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Skeptics took issue with Lee's intentionally fantastical plot, calling it glib and insensitive.
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To win over skeptics, the electricity was free for the first three months.
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A final note for the skeptics: This is a newsletter experiment, not science.
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To the glee of border tax skeptics, on Thursday the provision officially died.
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Mr. Cotton and other skeptics also complain that Russia has violated the treaty.
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There are plenty of CCU skeptics who think it is largely a distraction.
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However, those subscriber numbers are certainly going to provide more fuel for skeptics.
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Skeptics fear this would risk internal instability or even a return to war.
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Of course, that claim has its skeptics, but some automakers are preparing anyway.
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The agreement still has skeptics, including labor leaders and others on the left.
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The agreement still has skeptics, including labor leaders and others on the left.
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Skeptics say it shows that the voters watching him most closely are underwhelmed.
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Lifting them would help convince skeptics that Beijing is ready to resume reform.
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The scientific method is a self-correcting endeavor, and scientists are professional skeptics.
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The skeptics worry that they could be portrayed as outside the American mainstream.
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The first homes sold for $30,000 in 1963 — and the skeptics fell quiet.
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The "bleak, reactive counter-narrative" that motivates Tesla skeptics has been thoroughly discredited.
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In legislative negotiations, skeptics of the expansion were able to secure several compromises.
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Trade skeptics in the Senate such as Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, backed USMCA.
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We hope he can confound the skeptics, including ourselves, and pull it off.
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Buttigieg's team saw the event as an opportunity to answer critics and skeptics.
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The lack of those critical details will fuel the doubts of its skeptics.
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Tesla's skeptics have called into question the state of the company's financial position.
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In the 2020 field, Warren and Sanders make up the vocal trade skeptics.
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The much-anticipated run-up to opening night produced its share of skeptics.
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I think skeptics are scared of what they might find in their dreams.
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But Boyan Slat, a young Dutch inventor, has tried to challenge the skeptics.
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Environmental concerns and how bodies break down glitter are common questions from skeptics.
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But there are skeptics of whether these scores will truly be useful for patients.
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Still, Keith said he is unnerved by climate change skeptics' recent embrace of geoengineering.
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For his opponents, and even skeptics on the fence, the speech will do nothing.
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"There are always skeptics about everything but look, it wasn't a bit," Bergeron said.
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This fact was frequently trumpeted by climate change skeptics as evidence against global warming.
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And even some Russia skeptics can see the merit in trying to improve relations.
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Climate skeptics have repeatedly called out scientists and activists for their carbon-intensive lives.
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Count dentist Damien Walmsley, scientific adviser to the British Dental Association, among the skeptics.
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Will the new and improved Google search system penalize climate change skeptics, for example?
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For the skeptics, Nelson said that the effects reach further than CBD's purported benefits.
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Thousands of comments from vaccine skeptics and opponents poured in from around the world.
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As a means for raising technology funds, the tactic is not without its skeptics.
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For years, climate skeptics argued that the growing Antarctic sea ice disproved climate change.
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Skeptics shared their unease with this theme on social media right after the reveal.
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But while it drew both supporters and skeptics, little direct action resulted from it.
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Some are from longtime supporters and others from skeptics and even Republicans. http://dearhillaryxo.tumblr.
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It worked: Tesla surprised skeptics with a record 95,200 deliveries in the second quarter.
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These were the holdouts, the skeptics with whom no candidate had closed the deal.
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For the skeptics out there, the Twitter account for stratospheric balloon enthusiast website StratoCat.
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He needed to start convincing some skeptics that he could be a credible president.
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That should be enough to convince the skeptics that this is a worthwhile endeavor.
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There were plenty of skeptics who considered this to be all superstition and trickery.
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But skeptics of the technology insist they won a major concession all the same.
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He has a lot of skeptics to win over, especially in the tech world.
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True skeptics: Genuinely question the science and don't think anything could solve it anyways.
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Skeptics have challenged State Department assertions that some unknown weapon had attacked the workers.
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For any skeptics out there who think the image has been altered, it hasn't.
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Skeptics, however, insist that a guaranteed paycheck would actually reduce the incentive to work.
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A museum in Jerusalem addresses skeptics who doubt the historicity of Jesus of Nazareth.
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Skeptics point out how similar that thinking is to investors in companies like Pets.
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But even skeptics have to admit, Wright is the strongest candidate we've ever had.
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For Republican Trump-skeptics like Rick Tyler, however, the overall outlook seems much bleaker.
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Skeptics questioned spending to "double down" on programs that have not yet proved effective.
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And #MeToo accusations-gone-wild transform a largely sympathetic populace into eye-rolling skeptics.
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Last week, his defense of Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency project failed to allay skeptics' fears.
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Another question for both bitcoin investors and skeptics was its eventual mainstream use case.
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Skeptics say it's not an investment because there's no good way to value it.
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There are still skeptics out there when it comes to the value of diversity.
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But Trump skeptics in the GOP conference said they weren't persuaded by his visit.
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Adherents claim it's the currency of the future, skeptics see a major speculative bubble.
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Even the company's skeptics are giving up on their negative views after the results.
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She's seeking to build momentum by appealing to her chief skeptics: white male voters.
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Letters Defenders and skeptics discuss an Autopilot system that recently led to a fatality.
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When you are trying something new, skeptics will come in two categories, says Bezos.
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Skeptics feel like they have seen this movie before and it doesn't end well.
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Skeptics are right to point out that flying robots also pose a unique threat.
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Paradoxically, however, the Panmunjom Declaration has left skeptics more skeptical and optimists more optimistic.
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Despite sustained price rises throughout 2190, many skeptics remain convinced bitcoin is a bubble.
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Despite sustained price rises throughout 2017, many skeptics remain convinced bitcoin is a bubble.
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For cynics and skeptics, a platform that hosts petitions is one-dimensional and flat.
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Like Android Wear 2.0, there's not a ton new here to convince smartwatch skeptics.
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That didn't happen, which suggests Trump's support could be more resilient than skeptics think.
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AT&T's proposed $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner has no shortage of skeptics.
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Environmentalists and Democrats are wary of Wheeler's associations with climate change skeptics and deniers.
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Skeptics dismiss these concerns as speculative, saying they are not supported by adequate evidence.
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White European Christians opposed to multiculturalism were overwhelmingly more likely to be immigration skeptics.
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But to skeptics, the United program illustrated a deeper problem with gamelike motivational methods.
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What will it take to shake the skeptics and deniers from their mental torpor?
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Among the skeptics is New York Magazine and Vulture's senior art critic Jerry Saltz.
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Skeptics predicted it would blow over, but its sturdy steel-skeleton construction held up.
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There are skeptics within the club, too; Milito's revolution has not been entirely peaceful.
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Mr. Shanahan has skeptics in the Senate, where his predecessor, the retired Marine Gen.
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Skeptics questioned whether this was the most economically efficient way to address the problem.
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And a question for climate skeptics: Which planet will your grandkids be living on?
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Ms. Ackerman often encounters skeptics who suggest that mediums are nothing but roadside frauds.
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Skeptics, however, argue that it is superficial to go vegan for just a month.
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Multiple former skeptics tell Gibney they buy this transformation, and ultimately I do, too.
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Skeptics also point to ongoing extra capacity in the space and much-needed consolidation.
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Skeptics have been silenced by his far-reaching reforms, including allowing women to drive.
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Right now, the skeptics seem to have either given up or are in hiding.
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And if you listen to the skeptics, less extreme options may eventually be reconsidered.
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French and Kristol have taken to Twitter to warn skeptics against underestimating another outsider.
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One of Tesla's biggest skeptics sees a bullish trading opportunity in the carmaker's shares.
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Like Socrates scolding Phaedrus, us modern techno-skeptics might just be behind the times.
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Skeptics have noted that when prayers are "answered," there is usually an alternative explanation.
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As with so many wine drinkers, these skeptics haven't kept up with the news.
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It is unclear if the changes might win over skeptics like Upton and Long.
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Skepticism According to Cramer, the bull market skeptics actually helped to fuel the rally.
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For his supporters, that's a very good thing; for his skeptics, not so much.
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Bits Snap faced down its skeptics, at least on its first day of trading.
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The most vocal Republican skeptics of the tax plan in the Senate are Sens.
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Her work has won over skeptics who doubted the sincerity of the office's commitment.
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Longtime impeachment skeptics who endorsed an inquiry Tuesday in addition to Pelosi included Reps.
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In his book, Strobel doesn't ask the same questions that scholars or skeptics would.
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Even skeptics may have to admit that the pro-organic evidence is stacking up.
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Brave indeed is the scholar who takes up arms against this sea of skeptics.
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The UN skeptics at the US ended up setting the terms of the war.
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But skeptics expect nothing to come of either this week's or any future negotiations.
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Most people know Nye as a scientist, but he's also appeared at skeptics conferences and on the popular podcast The Skeptics Guide to the Universe, whose cohost Cara Santa Maria appears on one episode of Saves the World as a guest panelist.
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Those generations also harbored skeptics who doubted the intelligence and capacity of their fellow citizens.
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And her response to skeptics is to tell them "a couple of things," she says.
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Skeptics believe it simply creates an easier route for Russia to access that data itself.
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But as long as there have been dice controllers, there have been dice-control skeptics.
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Despite the skeptics, he says his method of dice control is real, and it's spectacular.
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Ahead of his speech, Trump's skeptics wondered if the notoriously unpredictable President would remain apolitical.
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It's a provocative message, but skeptics say their advice is grossly premature—and even reckless.
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Skeptics note the energy that would take for legislative Republicans might not be worth it.
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But the company has attracted skeptics, and it highlights the troubles that plague similar products.
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Despite the fears of many skeptics, ticket sales increased after these performances were available worldwide.
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The danger now is that Euro-skeptics will target Germany as the main EU problem.
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Also tellingly, the few climate skeptics out there might just not take bets at all.
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Even so, Steyer faces skeptics who believe his chances in the Palmetto State remain slim.
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It is hubris, skeptics say, to think that natural selection can be recreated through technology.
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Skeptics argue that Domino's aggressive expansion leads to cannibalization, negatively impacting same-store sales growth.
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"In some ways, there's nothing you can do to make the skeptics believe," he said.
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And skeptics, from evangelicals to Mitt Romney, are sounding off about the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Skeptics, read on to see how I found my inner domestic goddess with minimal effort.
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THIS is all very nice, skeptics say, but the U.B.I. still represents a moral hazard.
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The skeptics out there will wonder how Facebook's misinformation problem might spill over onto Instagram.
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In the absence of any conforming pressure to win over skeptics, Trump reverted to form.
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If you happen to be one of those skeptics, newsflash: you couldn't be more wrong.
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Ryan Zinke as Interior Secretary — all of whom are either climate science deniers or skeptics.
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Yet she urges skeptics to focus less on a dramatic, sweeping end to women's rights.
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Is it a one-trick pony or are the skeptics missing a secular paradigm shift?
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Skeptics of Trump administration policy said it was difficult to see what Pompeo had achieved.
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For the skeptics, a link to the Vermont constitution is also provided on Sonneborn's website.
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Still, some skeptics say computerized cars will never be able to think exactly like humans.
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Of course, she had her fair share of skeptics, too, chief among them: Charles' advisors.
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Ahead, you'll find the fruits of my research, sure to turn any skeptics into believers.
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But skeptics think Beyond Meat will struggle to meet such expectations, particularly with competition increasing.
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But Trump has also appointed noted climate change skeptics to his staff and transition team.
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Skeptics have noted that some of the companies had already planned training before the pledge.
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However, there are many skeptics of the procedure, which was first performed in the 1940s.
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Innovation skeptics also thought that airplanes represented too much of a risk to public safety.
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The most-cited list of skeptics hasn't changed in years, in some cases for decades.
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And you can add to the doubters' list another group of big-name market skeptics.
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Forget the missteps of high-profile public figures and ignore bad advice from misinformed skeptics.
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His friend Paula White, to the derision of skeptics, has said he has professed Christ.
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He would also be likely to face off with several financial sector skeptics, including Sens.
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Trade skeptics tend to think that the United States is culturally superior to other nations.
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Skeptics also point to a promised $30m Foxconn factory in Pennsylvania that never got built.
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On Wednesday, August 2, Damore posted his memo to an internal mailing list called Skeptics.
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Skeptics of the current robots-are-coming argument predict the arrival of another A.I. winter.
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And he persevered in his defiance of skeptics to prove that multiple bypasses were practical.
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Those same skeptics worry holding the meeting at the DMZ will appear conciliatory toward Kim.
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Such utterances by Mr. Trump have helped drive even past skeptics into Mr. Cruz's corner.
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Slovakia, one of biggest skeptics on Russia sanctions, takes over the EU presidency in July.
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American skeptics often use the phrase "socialized medicine" pejoratively to describe all of these models.
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The bottom line: ACOs have reduced federal health care spending more than what skeptics expected.
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Even skeptics might be won over by quick-cooking cabbage garnished with bacon and butter.
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Indeed, skeptics had said all along that evidence against the soldiers might have been planted.
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But this story, like the British origin of the popular ice cream, has its skeptics.
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And their supposed steadying presence has been a source of comfort to Trump's many skeptics.
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For Christians and skeptics alike, Bell's podcast represents a rare and valuable point of crossover.
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Skeptics worry about screen time and argue that students miss out on important interpersonal lessons.
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And skeptics of buybacks say the cash would be better spent on companies' core businesses.
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"There are still a lot of skeptics and anxious parents who are nervous," he said.
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Charles Evans, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, is among the skeptics.
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That can build internal resistance to whatever Mr. Mueller ultimately finds, stacking skeptics around him.
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And some of the trends that worry immigration skeptics have improved over the last decade.
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To these and other skeptics, the measles outbreak in Italy should sound a piercing alarm.
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There appeared to be a disconnect at this point between Trump administration officials and skeptics.
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Often, skeptics do not appreciate the vastly greater dangers of the diseases that vaccines prevent.
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The goal, according to the lawsuit, was to pinpoint their insecurities and weed out skeptics.
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There is no shortage of skeptics happy to point out the roadblocks for these vehicles.
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On Day 254, they were a mix of Trump faithful, Trump skeptics and Trump haters.
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As Brexit skeptics warned, the pound has lost value and inflation is starting to rise.
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But to skeptics, the United program illustrated a deeper problem with game-like motivational methods.
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Skeptics argue that if the labor market were truly stretched, wages would be rising faster.
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Skeptics point to unit sales declines in mature markets and margin pressure, among other risks.
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Tesla's skeptics are not convinced the company's better than expected cash flow numbers will last.
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Trump won't get a free pass; the GOP HELP roster includes Trump skeptics like Sens.
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The objectives seem to offer a bit to everyone, trade skeptics and trade advocates alike.
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Skeptics argue that buyers generally care more about size, location and views, than about gizmos.
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Skeptics still exist however and the country will again prove divided on their UK independence.
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Mr. de Blasio's effort seemed to mobilize an already well-organized network of vaccine skeptics.
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He often uses social media to continually engage the public about the issue, including skeptics.
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The Galaxy Note has been proving skeptics wrong since the phablet debuted back in 2011.
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There is little appetite on the right for Trump skeptics in the halls of Congress.
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Still, climate change advocates and skeptics alike point to the beloved bears to further their agendas.
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The album's opener, "Bastards," is an acoustic middle finger to doubters, skeptics, and, undoubtedly, Dr. Luke.
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Game of Thrones skeptics have long suspected that Arya actually died in that fight in Braavos.
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But studies are divided on how to convince these skeptics that vaccines are safe and necessary.
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For skeptics, that statement may help tip the balance towards credibly blaming Russia for the attacks.
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Self-help is often associated with what skeptics call "woo," crystals and eating sunlight and whatnot.
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But for the skeptics, it also begged the question: Is it too good to be true?
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Self-described Republicans in the poll who "somewhat disapprove" of the drawing register as Trump skeptics.
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Skeptics will roll their eyes, but I'm telling you, there was a notable change in energy.
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There's a fairly wide spectrum of attitudes on this topic, from the skeptics to the utopians.
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There are plenty of skeptics that say flying cars, especially electric-powered aircraft, aren't worth pursuing.
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Rather, they practiced using secular, biology-based arguments to convince skeptics that life begins at conception.
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But before it was introduced, skeptics didn't think Apple could pull people away from traditional timepieces.
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LaCroix's latest flavor launch has quite a few skeptics, at least according to responses on Twitter.
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"Which is precisely what climate skeptics and deniers have been doing for two decades," she said.
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"I've been fueled by the skeptics, the people who think it can't be done," he said.
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For bendy phone skeptics, maybe this device will be the one that starts changing peoples' minds.
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Skeptics call his ideas crazy and insist that he's doing all this to line his pockets.
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But some skeptics believe sweeping reform may be too ambitious, regardless of who wins the election.
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Skeptics insist that heightened security measures will merely boost the demand for hackers outside the government.
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"Whatever skeptics have said can't be done, Elon has gone out and made real," Branson wrote.
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Trump has long been one of the most vocal skeptics about Obama's birthplace and Christian faith.
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After video of the scary moment surfaced, many skeptics wondered if Adam staged it for publicity.
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At every turn, skeptics viewed Trump's ever-more-extreme behavior and pronounced him beyond the pale.
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Through his explanation, Rubio was able to win over skeptics -- and applause from a conservative audience.
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Skeptics, however, question whether lifting the inflation target would have any lasting effect on economic activity.
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Through four summer league games, I'm not sure Ball's skeptics nor his fans changed their minds.
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Democrats and bank skeptics say the CFPB is an essential watchdog protecting consumers from shady practices.
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His opponents, including some skeptics within the AKP, say he is merely furthering his own ambition.
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Perry calls for climate skeptics to 'come out of the shadows' & hold a debate: 'Why not?
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His willingness to cast aside inconvenient practices at the slightest provocation should alarm even impeachment skeptics.
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Among skeptics, any move to lower the number of troops would be a problem in itself.
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But children are different, and not (as some skeptics have said) as gimmicks for public attention.
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When Jobs died in 2011, skeptics believed the company's unprecedented run of success would quickly end.
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For skeptics that ask if our decision was made to boost membership, consider what membership means.
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"Although there are some skeptics, we see 5G coming fast and coming big," Suri told reporters.
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"As a new entrant, Dish encountered many skeptics who questioned our ability to succeed," he said.
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The online retailer has defied skeptics for years, building its market value with virtually no earnings.
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Although there are skeptics who wonder whether this admitted former cocaine user and partier can win.
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But the most important takeaway for American skeptics is that the policy basically worked as advertised.
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The fact that so many minimum wage skeptics think it's intuitively wrong is telling and interesting.
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As long as he is driving the news cycle, that incompetence is reassuring to his skeptics.
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It's unclear what, exactly, the pillow signifies - the skeptics trumpeting the piece of evidence won't say.
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But he acknowledged that more data were needed to convince skeptics that the syndrome was real.
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Almost all, though, offer a choice of main courses for the turkey skeptics, who are legion.
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Skeptics brought up the lack of funds for forest maintenance and the disregard for zoning laws.
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Don't just try to shout down the skeptics with a mixture of technobabble and libertarian derp.
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So isn't this a victory for Americans in general, and skeptics of military action in particular?
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And to win over skeptics, she attempted to make Britain's goals seem as reasonable as possible.
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Proponents who want to persuade those skeptics would do well to have nurses make the case.
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Over its first two years the book, as skeptics had foreseen, sold a modest 5,000 copies.
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Newsroom skeptics feared that he would focus more on clicks and advertising innovations than quality journalism.
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Even skeptics of PADs value that they let patients pre-authorize involvement of family or friends.
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I've even written a few books on the subject, intended to appeal to my fellow skeptics.
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The standard response by climate skeptics is a lot like our reaction to skeptical pressure cases.
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The first is the legislative and coalitional skill that even her skeptics always admitted she possessed.
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He has to convince skeptics that he is a genuine break from the Congress party's past.
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But the frothy deals could continue until it's too late, according to some Wall Street skeptics.
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Indeed, skeptics, and even opponents of the strong bond between us persist on both our continents.
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But skeptics and adherents of other creeds — including some varieties of Christianity — will probably be unmoved.
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Merritt, 31, said he knew he would make a strong return, although he encountered many skeptics.
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So tonight I say — with a heart filled with gratitude — Iowa, you've proved those skeptics wrong.
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One day I will: Convince skeptics that the coalition of coconut, caramel and chocolate is king.
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But skeptics argue that the connection between Indiana's tax cuts and subsequent economic growth is thin.
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Skeptics have also suggested Trump's standing will decline as voters get serious in the coming weeks.
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Fun and full of feeling, this is one binge-worthy series even skeptics should check out.
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The plan has come under criticism from nuclear proliferation skeptics in Congress, however, including Democratic Sen.
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Elon Musk may yet convince skeptics that an electric semitrailer is a better buy than diesel.
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Skeptics dismiss her as evangelical arm candy or, worse, more fodder for a Margaret Atwood sequel.
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It plays right into critics and skeptics and even conspiracy theorists and is against U.S. values.
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Uber's IPO could be the big win Son needs to convince skeptics and pursue more deals.
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Many drug-war skeptics, as VICE has been reporting for weeks, see this as a mistake.
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The whistleblower revelations have brought around some Democrats who were once impeachment skeptics, such as Rep.
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But Mr. Trudeau's talent at connecting with an audience converted many of the skeptics, he said.
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But now as the 2020 election approaches, the arguments of those skeptics have started to resurface.
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The reaction to the abuse of power skeptics, including Republican members of the house surprised me.
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"Last year when the skeptics held sway, Tesla could rally on any good news," Cramer said.
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But skeptics have argued that it will take more than Koizumi's move to push the needle.
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Skeptics might point to Africa's infrastructure and say the continent isn't ready for the digital era.
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Still, the sweep of Judge Mazzant's decision appears to have surprised even skeptics of the regulation.
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Earlier this year he cheerfully responded to skeptics at the Young Presidents Organization's 2017 Edge Conference.
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One consistent theme throughout Tesla's existence has been skeptics who've said the business doesn't seem sustainable.
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The skeptics were worried about the political ramifications of an intense and polarizing fight over impeachment.
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Some of the biggest skeptics of the E.D.M. boom come from the world that disco made.
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But skeptics have said few solutions have actually come out of the White House or Congress.
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Other Republican skeptics include Senators Thom Tillis of North Carolina and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
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Skeptics, once again, question whether the benefits of positive psychology are really as great as claimed.
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To skeptics, Kentucky Owl was proof that the whiskey trend had reached its Tulip Mania moment.
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An order to require immunizations in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community seemed to mobilize vaccine skeptics.
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In elections for district attorney, voters in Houston and Philadelphia replaced death penalty champions with skeptics.
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Face ID will have to win over skeptics with a high degree of reliability, accuracy, and convenience.
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Skeptics argue that the smartphone market is saturated, and all consumers who want smartphones already own them.
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Some of those on the list dispute the label "denier" and describe themselves as climate change "skeptics".
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These skeptics might want to know that even some police officers are admitting they have a problem.
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As leader of the opposition last year, Moon adopted a more centrist stance to win over skeptics.
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Skeptics among us could say this is all in the name of promoting the Drake & J.Lo collaboration.
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Skeptics said the move was a decade too late given a similar (and failed) effort from Google.
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Adrienne, media skeptics like to say this is another example of Trump&aposs foreign policy being erratic.
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The uncertainty confounds the preparations of governments and businesses and fuels the arguments of climate-change skeptics.
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Obamacare was clearly divisive upon its passage, but Democrats believed its actual policies would win over skeptics.
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Skeptics should start with "Darkened Rings," where he propels the frustration he's lamenting into Hüsker Dü territory.
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On Tuesday, Zuckerberg sought to convince the world — and skeptics inside his own company — that he's serious.
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"We were always skeptics of collecting this kind of material, the mixed non-bottled plastics," Bourque said.
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But that is about to change—so that even the skeptics will say that A.I. has arrived.
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First, it allows the company to tout the approval of the highly regarded space agency to skeptics.
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And, as is something of a time-honored tradition in homeopathy, she contended with skeptics and critics.
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Hopefully the words from someone who isn't a Kardashi-fan resonates with all the skeptics out there.
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It just so happened that there were far more skeptics in Germany and Australia at the time.
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But OLPC's overwhelming focus on high-tech hardware worried some skeptics, including participants in the Tunis summit.
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Contrary to what some skeptics say, however, Ventura argued the legalization movement has had a virtuous effect.
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Some skeptics think this will thin the field faster and lower the chances of a contested convention.
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And the time-honored way to get it is to give congressional skeptics something else in exchange.
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Luckily for the skeptics, panchakarma "doesn't require faith in Ayurveda for it to work," Francyk tells me.
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They're also a dime a dozen, though, and skeptics might be able to see beyond their bluster.
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Skeptics have offered their own theories about the controversy, some denying it was even shredded at all.
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Maybe even cheaper deals is the ultimate way to make skeptics want to try out McDonald's coffee.
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Each drug had its superfans, who enthusiastically attacked skeptics and made wild claims about their own gains.
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The pamphlet advertises a psychic medium, and encourages skeptics to come check out the phenomenon for themselves.
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But there's also a limited case for billionaire philanthropy even from the skeptics' perspective, Reich has argued.
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Even skeptics in the brain sciences are glad that Musk and his cohort are attempting the improbable.
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Sun-sign horoscopes quickly became a staple of print media, a fun party trick even for skeptics.
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Skeptics also worry that fake moonlight could disrupt the bodyclocks of humans and other animals in Chengdu.
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It's a direct hit to the skeptics who have been keeping tabs on her since Star Trak.
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There are not a lot of overt Russo-skeptics on the Italian political scene at this point.
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The challenge Beyond Meat will face in meeting those expectations has spurred skeptics to start speaking out.
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The Case IH autonomous tractor drew skeptics and admirers at the September Farm Progress Show in Iowa.
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Of course, despite the Evil Eye's significance across time and space, it is not without its skeptics.
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Mark Milley, the Army chief of staff, has been one of the leading skeptics at the Pentagon.
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Believers and skeptics alike came to read Scripture as if they were poring over Thucydides or Plutarch.
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Of course, there are skeptics about all these arguments ... as there are about most arguments in philosophy.
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Some skeptics may say that the current level of political rancor will drown out our cooperative pragmatism.
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But skeptics worried that ZTE's destruction could mar an already delicate relationship between the U.S. and China.
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But skeptics like noted economist Nouriel Roubini have called it "'one of the most overhyped technologies ever."
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, two skeptics of the plan, right beside him.
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There are also skeptics in government-held areas, some who favor Mr. Assad and some who don't.
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Her efforts have impressed donors, Republican members of Congress, skeptics and delegates here at his nominating convention.
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Ireland, which is home to the European headquarters of Apple, Facebook and Google, is among the skeptics.
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But Impossible's new recipe could go a long way toward winning over skeptics who prefer real meat.
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The skeptics include the head of the Organization of American States, who criticized the process in April.
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At the same time, some skeptics in the art world say the Ghenie craze is largely hype.
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Even if the cement helps make the ice wall watertight, skeptics question how long it can last.
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That's a common worry among skeptics of the technology: that it could lead to massive job losses.
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Skeptics might point out that what was meant to be a floor can easily become a ceiling.
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Trump skeptics, including Tyler, argue that the president would be foolish to be overly confrontational with Congress.
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Skeptics argue that the president's lawyers are seeking simply to lay a predicate for refusing an interview.
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Warren, Michigan (CNN)When Donald Trump won the White House, Grant Gaither counted himself among the skeptics.
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But there are many skeptics these days who privately question whether the relationship will actually change. Why?
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Skeptics worry that the telecom company could privilege its own content over content produced by other companies.
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The surest path to winning over these skeptics is to stop dodging some aspects of her record.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), the chair of the House Judiciary Committee, is one of those arbitration skeptics.
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Between the lines: The President will inevitably recruit more Trump skeptics like Nikki Haley into his administration.
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Pence won't help win over independents and moderates who are Hillary-skeptics, but Chris Christie could have.
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Bond markets in the United States continue to defy skeptics and deliver steady, if not spectacular, results.
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It's packaged with two dozen toppings that can satisfy even the skeptics of serving dips for dinner.
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To his skeptics, it was confirmation that Giuliani had a pathological need to remain in the spotlight.
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They're reactive and heavy-headed — and they might backfire, causing the skeptics of vaccines to dig in.
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Skeptics said the recent improvements were aimed at bolstering support for the president's party in the election.
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When Portugal decided to decriminalize in 2000, many skeptics assumed that the number of users would skyrocket.
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The audience knows Claire can handle the surgery and the skeptics, and we know Murtagh trusts Fergus.
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Steyer makes a couple valid points ... and clearly agree with skeptics -- Trump would struggle passing the test.
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His skeptics will be scrutinizing the Super Tuesday results for signs of further weakness in that regard.
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They weren't the only skeptics who worried that the committee was steering business to its pet company.
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Skeptics have dismissed this turn as sentimental, a term that has become a dirty word for tenderness.
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Rigorous readers, skeptics, the unindoctrinated — you won't be persuaded by "Human Diversity," but why should that matter?
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Now critics and skeptics have another charge to add to the pile: the caucuses were a mess.
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I'd count myself strongly among those initial skeptics, whose affection for Sonic is both defensive and begrudging.
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They sorted the channels into five segments: liberals (including Bonnell), skeptics, conservatives, alt-lite, and alt-right.
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If the CIA does declassify records, it's uncertain whether new information will reassure skeptics - or inflame them.
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Skeptics were quick to say we told you so, as the news rocketed through the connected world.
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According to Dr. Kendall, the U.C. Davis professor, you can use that to help win over skeptics.
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Both supporters and skeptics of democracy promotion will come away from this book wiser and better informed.
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Simply put, they don't seem to care what adults, skeptics, deniers and crusty politicians think of them.
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The idea of an all-in-one bill combining tax reform and infrastructure also has internal skeptics.
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When she ran for the Senate in New York, there were a lot of skeptics, he said.
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Parliament wouldn't budge; enough Brexit skeptics still sat in Parliament, and, together, they could foil a deal.
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Despite what the skeptics and fatalists might think, there is something every one of us can do.
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Tom Fox, who formerly ran the Water Taxi service in New York, was one of the skeptics.
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"There was a lot of skepticism, and they proved the skeptics wrong," Mr. Fox said on Sunday.
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Perhaps more significant for Tesla skeptics: the company generated $1.1 billion of free cash flow last year.
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Plus, it helps convince skeptics that the company's 2025 launch timeline is on track with testing underway.
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This has tended to drive both skeptics — there are still a few, even now — and competitors crazy.
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A week later, it's safe to say Google Stadia's launch didn't satisfy the gaming service's numerous skeptics.
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Sarah Palin (R) questioned Bill Nye's scientific credentials Thursday, saying he's not qualified to judge climate skeptics.
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Year by year, Gonzaga runs out of accolades to garner, skeptics to disprove and objectives to accomplish.
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Caracas has attracted a number of skeptics as it gears up to launch its cryptocurrency pre-sale.
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Underestimated as a female politician, Ms. Merkel proved the skeptics wrong when she became chancellor in 2005.
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Skeptics said Fortitude Ranch was preparing for catastrophic events that were unlikely and possibly not worth surviving.
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Skeptics, including President-elect Donald J. Trump, have compared the hacks to leaks to the news media.
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These skeptics include Dr. Marvin Crawford, who signed Brown's death certificate at an Atlanta hospital in 13.
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On a 2009 voyage to Mexico, Gerbic met Edward, who was on board as the skeptics' entertainment.
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Schneiderman also pushed back against allegations that he is trying to put climate change skeptics in jail.
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Throughout the history of vaccines, several groups have risen as skeptics of the drugs' safety and effectiveness.
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The president's more enhanced use of the military still converted some former Trump skeptics into vocal supporters.
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Critics and skeptics are fond of saying that enslaved people should have asked for recompense back then.
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Agile programming methods have won a lot of converts, but they also have their share of skeptics.
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It's tempting to conclude that there's a pitched battle between AI-risk skeptics and AI-risk believers.
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The skeptics ain't bothering Rooney though ... who was busy floating away on an inflatable raft on Monday.
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The way he delivers the line "Pika pika" is filled with pathos, even Reynolds skeptics will admit.
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One worry some skeptics might flag is that admitting many more poor kids could dilute these mobility effects.
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Skeptics will question whether he is a little too corporate-friendly for the tastes of Democratic primary voters.
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Hall is part of a growing pool of skeptics highly critical of Musk and his robo-taxi dreams.
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Skeptics have said the event — where reporters party with government and are made celebrity-like — isn't journalistically kosher.
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Algorithms have written classical music that skeptics have judged—in "blind" hearing tests—to be from famous composers.
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The key, he said, is to get the skeptics to understand how large this market could potentially be.
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But there are still plenty of skeptics today, and they have a good point: We've been burned before.
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I am more convinced than ever that even the most ardent skeptics could find success with analytical meditation.
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This chapter is an unusual one in the series, which largely focuses on married couples or aging skeptics.
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And a high-end digital watch certainly isn't a must buy item for skeptics or the gadget averse.
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He is, however, quick to acknowledge that more work remains to be done and doesn't criticize the skeptics.
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Skeptics promote science and reason over superstition and quackery, and have a big overlap with the atheist community.
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Steve Scalise (R-LA) still have three days to convince the bill's skeptics to vote for the legislation.
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They are racially diverse, young, old, gay, straight, trans, skeptics and seminary students, all coming together to worship.
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Skeptics aside, kudos to Turner for getting real about her period and the pain that comes with it.
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Instead, ask questions that challenge skeptics to work through their misguided beliefs and admit what they don't know.
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Skeptics of the graduation approach also note that describing the results as "escaping poverty" could be a stretch.
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To be clear, Fields and other skeptics aren't claiming that the Havana patients are making up their illness.
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There are many skeptics who claim that these difficulties are insurmountable, and success is by no means assured.
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A small group of skeptics, some of them in the White House, believe the Paris pact threatened business.
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This helps explain why Republican governors have been some of the biggest early skeptics of the House bill.
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History has since vindicated the skeptics of the deal, which was reached after over two years of negotiations.
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But the plan will take time to pay dividends and skeptics say there is not enough new spending.
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The original film represented a sea change moment in America when skeptics of climate change started coming around.
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Take a look at who is playing the con artist, the skeptics, and the victims within this story.
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The Church of Scientology is notorious for its cutthroat self-defense when it comes to skeptics and critics.
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And critics and skeptics worry about ways Trump could consolidate power in the wake of such an event.
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Skeptics note that the "harder" economic numbers have not seen the jump that softer, "sentiment" indicators have seen.
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His post was picked up by a Facebook page called Skeptics' Guide to the Universe and went viral.
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How would you respond to skeptics who worry the internet is ruining the written word for future generations?
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Skeptics though note that the new organizing tools still have some hefty competition from giants in social media.
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But, considering the Tweet Arrieta posted a day after Trump's election, skeptics have a reason to be suspicious.
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It has a great flavor and texture, and it can even impress some of the most stubborn skeptics.
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Both Stanley's and Keller's churches make a concentrated effort to reach skeptics and others turned off by religion.
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You're not supposed to be sycophants, you're supposed to be skeptics, you're supposed to ask me tough questions.
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Skeptics have questioned whether it achieved anything new, given that Pyongyang appeared to make no new concrete commitments.
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Skeptics of the AV START Act often cite the safety risks associated with this new and disruptive technology.
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If not (there are a lot of Goop skeptics out there), we've got the CliffsNotes version up ahead.
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Extensive research demonstrates that the gender pay gap exists, but there are many skeptics who still think otherwise.
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His father, Gene, who was a defensive lineman at Tulane, will admit to once being among the skeptics.
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In blog posts, Twitter messages, and electronic chats with journalists, Guccifer 22.0 has insisted such skeptics are wrong.
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"It makes me want to do it more," she said of skeptics who were critical of her plan.
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Skeptics have argued that autonomous vehicles are decades away and the current swirl of regulatory activity is premature.
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According to market skeptics, this isn't the way it's supposed to work – Lyft is a profit-seeking entity.
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Skeptics also worry he could cost the party majorities in the House and Senate in the fall elections.
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Even Sanders skeptics insist that his rivals for the nomination need to rid themselves of complacency — and fast.
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Skeptics, though, doubt a breakthrough is likely in December, although the summit could produce economic and security deals.
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But Ossoff has jolted the 18-canddiate field and unified most of the district's Democrats and Trump skeptics.
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But skeptics and critics say he might not return to the country if he were allowed to leave.
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But the Christmas narrative needs skeptics to exist, for believing in sentiment requires an active leap of faith.
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Skeptics replied with "cool story bro," and pointed out that collaborating with Lyft would potentially break antitrust laws.
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But the seemingly healthy are so ubiquitous, even skeptics may assume they work, or at least don't hurt.
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But even the skeptics are relieved that the heart of the 25-year-old trade pact remains intact.
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To win over skeptics, Mr. Trice is moving ahead with a major test of whether his theories work.
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Skeptics point to the fact that many stocks, especially in the technology sector, are at historically high levels.
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Here are some of the reasons that skeptics like Mr. Nobel and Mr. Spiegel offer for their position.
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Skeptics, however, say that Mr. Kim might be duping Mr. Moon and Mr. Trump into a false peace.
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He later became one of the leaders of the so-called "skeptics" movement that espouses science over religion.
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That's the hard part, but it's what may convince his skeptics that he is a different person now.
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Later, in 1977, space-probe skeptics could enjoy "Capricorn One," a film about a faked mission to Mars.
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But skeptics say that digital currencies represent crowd-sourced pyramid schemes or are fuel for another tech bubble.
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One of the skeptics at that Alzheimer's meeting was Sangram Sisodia, a neurobiologist at the University of Chicago.
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Now, the reaction to him is as appreciative as New York City Twitter gets, with even skeptics impressed.
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"They thought they should match Trump's testosterone with more testosterone," she said of her skeptics in an interview.
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Legal scholars generally agree, though there are enough skeptics to ensure the decision would end up in court.
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Skeptics will say the firms are just trying to support the struggling stock brought public by Wall Street.
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Skeptics argue that the higher earnings that result from college degrees typically more than offset the added debt.
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But Mr. Trump overcame skeptics when he embarked on what seemed like a quixotic bid for the presidency.
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And Mr. Altamiranda, the commander in La Paz, decided it was time to meet his skeptics in public.
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But the tangible effects of the deals being struck now, some say, could win over even the skeptics.
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The Quincy Institute is also seeking common ground by staffing up with war skeptics across the political spectrum.
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Even religious skeptics such as Thomas Paine drew on the ancient Israelite example in his brief against monarchy.
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Even some ISA skeptics say that if done well they could be a better alternative to private loans.
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But if the economy stays strong, it could present an opportunity for Mr. Trump to win over skeptics.
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Support from the AFL-CIO, the United States' largest federation of unions, and staunch trade skeptics like Sens.
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Strong sales and profit numbers that surprised both the skeptics and Wall Street have fueled Tesla's recent rise.
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Skeptics have pointed out that Mr. McConnell is walking a tightrope between the poles of his Republican conference.
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In our May chat, Silver acknowledged it would probably take years to win over skeptics and change habits.
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Skeptics immediately questioned the three for insider trading, a claim that the Department of Justice is currently investigating.
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But bitcoin skeptics, including investing legend Warren Buffett, think bitcoin is something to be avoided at all costs.
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They're not the only skeptics of how much Bloomberg and Steyer can accomplish with their saturation-level spending.
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Bacon's skeptics may not be converted by this literary makeover, but it is a savvy and convincing premise.
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While Trump critics and skeptics brace for their worst, supporters can happily indulge their hopes for the best.
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As Ms. Conway noted, many Republican skeptics were doubtful that Mr. Trump could win in the first place.
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But if the economy stays strong, it could present an opportunity for Mr. Trump to win over skeptics.
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If confirmed by the Senate, White would join a growing list of climate skeptics in the Trump administration.
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For established fans, new readers and open-minded skeptics, four new titles offer distinctive and rich reading experiences.
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But, of course, we will always have our skeptics out there, and fantasy gifts is not for everyone.
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Yet there are also skeptics who argue that regulations aren't the only thing holding back our supersonic future.
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A win for British euroskeptics could also provide a boost to skeptics of the EU elsewhere in Europe.
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He slowly began to win over locals by giving generous free samples of his barbecue to the skeptics.
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After all, if Trump is going to pull off an upset, he needs skeptics to fall in line now; likewise, if Trump-skeptics are privately terrified of what a Trump presidency might portend, they are being extremely reckless by allowing him to narrow the gap with Clinton without saying a word.
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Skeptics and protesters emerge as they argue LinkedIn's true intentions: selling college-student data to corporations at a profit.
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In the same study, the UBI grants led to more labor and work, not less, as expected by skeptics.
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But this confusion dissipates once you begin seeing young millennials not as strict socialists but as Democratic Party skeptics.
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But they have many skeptics and opponents within Europe itself, most of who get Trump's active or passive support.
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"There are skeptics who say 'privacy invasion doesn't really hurt anybody' or 'show me the monetary damage,' " she said.
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But while the D-Noses developers work on increasing public engagement, skeptics have raised questions about crowdsourcing apps' accuracy.
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Trump and the Kardashian family also share the ability to generate anger and befuddlement among their skeptics and haters.
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Skeptics might point to a special agreement that Amazon made with the Postal Service in 2012 for Sunday deliveries.
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Skeptics said that Monday's competition was broken up to prevent Xu from continuing to insult traditional Chinese martial arts.
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Over the last decade, Wolbert proved skeptics wrong and turned a love of the ocean into a growing fortune.
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In the midst of all that, there is one thing Euro-skeptics cannot change: Washington is underwriting their security.
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At first, there were a few odd sightings, skeptics taking them little more seriously than balls of Sasquatch fur.
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The Science paper had repeatedly been attacked by climate skeptics, including House Science Committee chair Lamar Smith (R-Tex.).
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Liberals included channels by Joe Rogan and Steven Bonnell II. "Skeptics" included Carl Benjamin, Jordan Peterson, and Dave Rubin.
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Skeptics complain the information age isn't yielding benefits comparable to the industrial revolution, but that is humbug, he says.
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Only a week after defending Comey, the real estate mogul's camp swung back to their default position of skeptics.
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Eventually skeptics would emerge to say that no, this was not a cow, but in a fact a steer.
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Opponents and skeptics in the media raise questions about his preparedness to handle this, that, or the other thing.
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Many skeptics believed Best Buy was on the way to becoming the next Circuit City, an Amazon retail casualty.
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As for skeptics who thought Lautner "doctored" the photo so it only looks like he has cotton-candy hair?
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The deluge of refugees empowered Moscow-friendly Euro- skeptics across the continent, weakening NATO and the pan- European dream.
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Yes, but: $4.15 billion has been paid out through the program, fueling vaccine skeptics' argument that vaccines aren't harmless.
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Somewhere in there, Stephens maybe has a point about how quick people are to judge climate skeptics as deniers.
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But the circumstances surrounding this relationship meant that it cultivated legions of skeptics long before there were rings involved.
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It's a shocking end to their unlikely love affair, one that drew many skeptics and was riddled with drama.
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When the states sued, they got internal Commerce Department documents and emails that proved the skeptics were entirely right.
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For true believers, such blips are only temporary, but skeptics caution that any plunge could end up being permanent.
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The stated purpose was to spot fugitives, but skeptics believed they would be misused to target activists and minorities.
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Are there any skeptics within the scientific community, people who aren't convinced of the therapeutic potential of these drugs?
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In 22018 collaborative work by researchers at Taylor and Berkeley (and partly funded by ASHRAE) satisfied even the skeptics.
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The claims attracted considerable press attention and got investigators involved, including police, researchers, skeptics, and the real-life Warrens.
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And it's not just random skeptics who look down on horoscopes — even career astrologists can be dismissive of them.
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Together, those appointments give skeptics concern about the wall of separation between military command and political power being eroded.
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Coach Rick Pitino wasn't one of the skeptics, but he felt compelled to address the issue with his team.
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But he won over skeptics with his focus on bringing down high drug prices and reducing youth smoking rates.
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But skeptics point to a number of data points that are less encouraging for the businessman and his supporters.
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"The whistleblower statute protects the accuser from being fired but says nothing about skeptics revealing his name," he said.
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Bitcoin skeptics pour scorn on it, but privately must be kicking themselves for not buying some many years ago.
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Yes, Trump is loathed by huge majorities of women, Latinos, blacks, college-educated whites, Catholics, Jews and religious skeptics.
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Democrats and foreign intervention skeptics have been critical of the moves, accusing Trump of being the one provoking conflict.
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Skeptics "have made investors believe in China they're throwing iPhones into the fire and protesting [against] Apple," he said.
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But Musk is still fending off the skeptics, especially those who doubt the company will ever turn a profit.
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But Pruitt has sought to elevate those views by calling for a debate between mainstream climate scientists and skeptics.
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Oreskes is an outspoken critic of climate change skeptics and others who disagree with the scientific consensus on climate.
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Nonetheless, the JOBS Act had raised several debates with skeptics including some securities regulators worrying it diminished investor protections.
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Gottlieb won over skeptics with his focus on bringing down high prescription drug prices and reducing youth smoking rates.
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Nor will the church compromise the privacy of a person suffering from possession just to provide film to skeptics.
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Despite the skeptics, Soylent has become a hit with a small but loyal and growing set of tech types.
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If he had any skeptics before the bout, he made sure to put their concerns to rest in Vegas.
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Meanwhile, skeptics worry that changing the germline, the genes we inherited and pass on to our kids, is dangerous.
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This week, Clinton tried to convince trade skeptics at the Democrats' Philadelphia convention that she was one of them.
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So far, they like what they see, despite skeptics in the scouting community who question his quickness and range.
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Skeptics say closer ties and more trade with Africa will do little to offset the economic impact of Brexit.
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Supernatural forces may be an accepted part of Thai culture, but Mama Ning still finds herself confronted with skeptics.
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Skeptics back home have pointed out that, collectively, the economies of May's three stops are smaller than the Netherlands.
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A desire for vigorous enforcement is perhaps the one thing that unites trade skeptics and pro-trade business groups.
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I watched her — vulnerable, obliging, guileless (precisely the opposite of what her skeptics suspected) — and found her wholly believable.
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I've had a few scientists and skeptics tell me that you're too soft on religion, too indulgent of unreason.
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Sometimes she is not sure whom she should be fighting: the state, the farm owners, the skeptics in Orosi.
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Some online skeptics say Mr. Lichtenfeld was so enfeebled by then that he would have signed anything if asked.
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The proposal was first put forward in December to try to win over skeptics, but given a cool reception.
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Many of these offerings, skeptics say, offer so little documentation as to throw up a host of red flags.
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This made sense in an economy where many skeptics assumed the days of easy money were gone for good.
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But each time the skeptics have come forward, investors have defied them and bought more Bitcoins at higher prices.
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They received a lukewarm reception the first year, and won over some skeptics last year by winning 11 games.
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And yet when prominent climate scientists present their facts with passionate conviction, climate skeptics accuse them of political bias.
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Skeptics argued that the small clinical trials did not demonstrate meaningful improvement, showing just a minuscule increase in dystrophin.
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The move was intended to signal the league's commitment to social justice, but there are a lot of skeptics.
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As his envoys haggled over terms in Brussels, Mr. Johnson met with a parade of unionists and other skeptics.
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Since coming to the Senate, Loeffler has been maneuvering to win over skeptics and solidify her conservative bona fides.
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One Bigfoot researcher, Daniel Hurst, said he appreciates skeptics because they force him to be diligent in his work.
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Criticism of Mann by conservative climate change skeptics increased after some of his private emails were leaked in 2009.
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Criticism of Mann by conservative climate change skeptics increased after some of his private emails were leaked in 2009.
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AND WE'VE BEEN KICKING THIS BACK AND FORTH WITH SKEPTICS AND PEOPLE THAT THINK WE'RE ON TO SOMETHING HERE.
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You're not supposed to be (inaudible) fans, you're supposed to be skeptics, you're supposed to ask me tough questions.
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Skeptics say the regulatory hurdles in health care may be too high for even the mighty Amazon to overcome.
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And some of the complaints about it are an extension of how Biden skeptics feel about the candidate himself.
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For months, as Mr. Buttigieg poured time and money into Iowa, he told skeptics that winning would beget winning.
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She made a believer out of the skeptics because of another tradition in the black church that isn't terrible.
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The party is more divided and its coalitions more attenuated, between conservatives and moderates, Trump loyalists and Trump skeptics.
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Skeptics point to his age, and say his tenure as attorney general likely represents the apex of his career.
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Drug reform skeptics regularly argue that no one is serving hard time for possession of small amounts of marijuana.
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He also feels content that 2016 proved he is still a capable player, regardless of what skeptics were saying.
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Critics and skeptics of the movie, admittedly, have been waiting to pounce, and the catty remarks won't be charitable.
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Back in the disco era, there was no shortage of skeptics eager to declare that the fad was over.
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That's why so many skeptics say climate change is cyclical, and point to that as evidence against global warming.
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The technology Raine used has developed astronomically over the past decades, but its use is still not without skeptics.
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While there are certainly climate skeptics in Europe, there is more widespread acceptance of climate science, especially among politicians.
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And some of the complaints about it are an extension of how Biden skeptics feel about the candidate himself.
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UBS, one of Tesla's biggest skeptics, admitted the widely-anticipated European competitor's car fell short in terms of performance.
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Environmentalists have long highlighted persistent consensus among scientists on climate change, something skeptics have said the AMS surveys undercut.
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Unlike the skeptics, he's encouraged — eliminating poverty is a goal that should be a priority for everyone, he says.
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Dismissed as "Star Wars" by U.S. skeptics, it put the Soviet military in a state of fear and shock.
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Last thought: If you define "reasonable conservative" to exclude social conservatives and mass-immigration skeptics, HRC's an easier lift.
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With more than 100,19923 followers on Twitter, he shared with them cartoons that teased skeptics of science and innovation.
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However, the city's response to the outbreak has caused vaccine skeptics to double down on their opposition to immunization.
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What's more, thimerosal was never used in the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine that some vaccine skeptics claim causes autism.
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The fear some skeptics in the black community have is that some white Democrats harbor prejudices behind closed doors.
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However, as Nancy F. Cott reminds us, popular and scholarly skeptics began proclaiming suffrage a dud immediately after ratification.
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This is why her tenure got effusive praise from both Trump and conservatives who count themselves as Trump skeptics.
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"I count myself among the skeptics," she told Reuters Additional reporting and writing by Richard Lough; Editing by Giles Elgood
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Others may be die-hard supporters, and sometimes you even get protesters or skeptics there, ready to challenge the candidate.
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Indeed, Goop has written about whether or not "transpoosions could save us all," which could definitely give some skeptics pause.
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This week, those UFO researchers and enthusiasts and skeptics gathered in Fort McDowell, Arizona, for their annual International UFO Congress.
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While Facebook aims for the sky with its lasers and drones, a growing number of skeptics doubt Zuckerberg's true intentions.
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In Colorado, for example, marijuana skeptics nearly succeeded earlier this year in getting state lawmakers to cap commercial pot potency.
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Here, vaccine skeptics have also been persuading more parents in a number of states to refuse shots for their children.
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Some skeptics have gone as far as to suggest that corporate politics are playing a central role in the case.
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Skeptics note that T-Mobile and AT&T offered similar arguments to the Obama administration when they wanted to merge.
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Employees engage on social media, talk to local skeptics' groups, do AMAs on Reddit and panels at conferences like SXSW.
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Despite the DGB's spotless service record, there remain skeptics who believe the ringsail should have prevailed in the Viking competition.
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Skeptics also cited onerous risk and compliance systems which, combined with staff retention incentives, will dent the expected net returns.
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There were skeptics of the tablet when the iPad first launched and few people these days question that device's usefulness.
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In retrospect, I perhaps should have paid more attention to skeptics who pointed out that this was riddled with errors.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk knows there are plenty of skeptics who think the visionary auto leader has set unrealistic goals.
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She knows there are powerful skeptics when it comes to the question of climate change, including US President Donald Trump.
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Skeptics will tell you that Musk is a snake oil salesman coasting on his genius reputation and bamboozling unwitting investors.
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But as his administration gets purged of skeptics and his party gets purged of opponents, it's possible that could change.
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She was hoping to build a career in the burgeoning "skeptics" movement, and Krauss was one of its brightest luminaries.
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And for the skeptics out there, don't be wary: We tried the HEX personally and can report top-notch pleasure.
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But it's possible now to envision a path away from war, and for that even we skeptics should be grateful.
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Skeptics also contend her appeal is far weaker in rural areas of the state than in the more liberal cities.
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Click ahead to check out 10 dye-free products necessary for all the self-tanning skeptics and devotees out there.
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Even though the WSJ report supports what other analysts have been saying for some time, there are a few skeptics.
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That is quadruple the company's initial public offering price, but many Beyond Meat skeptics think the stock is grossly overvalued.
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The film's producers and supporters suggested that much anyway, urging skeptics to wait and judge the movie as a whole.
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Vaccine skeptics have hosted an anti-vaccine march on Washington and Trump himself has falsely suggested that vaccines cause autism.
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Climate skeptics may get all excited about this in 2017, but any apparent cooling from La Niña will be temporary.
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The Koch brothers hired a red team of skeptics in 2012, in an effort to cast doubt on mainstream science.
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Skeptics in the field like pioneer Geoffrey Hinton suggest that machine learning is a bit of a one-trick pony.
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Aibo is remarkably expressive, and it's going to be hard for robot dog skeptics to resist its OLED puppy eyes.
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That being said, Jones and the rest of McGregor's skeptics could well turn out to be correct this time around.
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Skeptics will argue that such a plan would make our federal government less efficient and curtail face-to-face interaction.
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Asked if people may have a psychological problem being buried underground, Shachor said he believes skeptics will overcome their doubts.
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Or ... Tesla delivers: Musk has a way of defying skeptics, and the company may well manage to muddle through — again.
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Yet for years, skeptics have argued that attempting to explore the outer reaches of space was a waste of time.
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But just as calls for prayer are inevitable, so are claims from skeptics that peoples' invocations are flat-out worthless .
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While it was formally named as a condition in 2001, many skeptics still questioned whether misophonia was a real condition.
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Scientists struggled to explain the data and climate skeptics pointed to it as evidence that climate change is a hoax.
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The market may help where beliefs do not — if renewable energy remains cheap, even skeptics are likely to use it.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama confronted his skeptics -- and the limits of his own authority -- on live television Thursday night.
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Debate continues The safety and effectiveness of TCM is still debated in China, where it has both adherents and skeptics.
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This has given a real platform for euro skeptics, a danger as the country heads towards an election next year.
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Skeptics will question whether he is a little too corporate-friendly for the tastes of Democratic primary voters. 4. Sen.
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Critics and skeptics say fuel cell cars require a lot of energy to harvest the hydrogen needed for the tanks.
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Be the one that gets up on that stage and turns skeptics into customers in a matter of 60 seconds.
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Wright's drawn-out technical writings might actually be a red herring designed to misdirect the public, according to some skeptics.
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Ahead, we present you with 31 retrograde-survival tips from some of our favorite astrologers, for believers and skeptics alike.
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For some skeptics, this component has shaken their confidence in the programs' ability to disengage and de-radicalize the individuals.
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But skeptics believed his explanation strained credulity, given that he had attended numerous meetings at which it had been discussed.
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The Medical Board of California placed one of the leading vaccine skeptics on probation after accusing him of gross negligence.
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The merger has attracted criticism from both sides of the aisle, with skeptics questioning if it will really benefit consumers.
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And Friday's announcement appeared to be confirmation for the skeptics that U.S.-North Korean relations will heat up again soon.
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He mentioned the red team of skeptics assembled by the Koch brothers several years ago, run by Dr. Richard Muller.
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But Kell argues direct listing could end up being used by a much wider swath of companies than skeptics expect.
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Some skeptics see the donations as an attempt to salvage the family's reputation and want to see the money returned.
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After the Slate story appeared, skeptics pointed out that no one has a comprehensive view of the Domain Name System.
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Skeptics might ask: Why insist upon new platforms to mediate the conversation between employers and employees, between leaders and led?
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The long history of failed diplomacy between US administrations and North Korea has many skeptics wondering if anything has changed.
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In the lead-up to the summit, skeptics — realists — tempered expectations of any tangible deliverables from the Trump-Kim meeting.
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Market proponents and skeptics alike know that Comcast is more like the DMV than Netflix because Comcast faces little competition.
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Clinton, or speaks darkly of a "rigged" election, he is not trying to woo Republican skeptics, independents or undecided voters.
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But skeptics reject the idea that humans are the main cause, or that any policy change can control global warming.
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Trump skeptics argue that he will pay a political price if the expectations that he has set are not met.
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Skeptics may cast doubt on whether Section 404 has been a driver away from public capital markets, but consider this.
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Much to climate skeptics' chagrin, since 2006, California has surged from the eighth to the sixth greatest economy on Earth.
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Even running-back skeptics have to acknowledge that Elliott is outshining them both: He is averaging 5.1 yards this season.
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Taylor is skeptical of the skeptics today, but he once fought with them against action and knows the landscape well.
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Yet despite the skeptics, industry leaders still believe the elderly could benefit from advances in automation and in artificial intelligence.
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The expansion come as rival WeWork struggles towards an initial public offering and skeptics question the office-sharing business model.
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But that idea has always been controversial, with skeptics arguing it is an alluring myth — and a potentially dangerous notion.
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The ability of the company to meet Model 3 production targets is a major concern of Wall Street's Tesla skeptics.
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Skeptics have questioned Facebook's vast store of user data and raised security concerns about having such stockpiles of sensitive information.
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And both sides are rife with skeptics that those across the table are ready to push ahead on the issue.
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If Sanders truly does not love basketball, like some skeptics suggest—well, then, he puts on a very convincing illusion.
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The important lesson for American skeptics is that the policy worked as advertised, Eduardo Porter writes in the Economic Scene.
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But almost all the skeptics change their minds when they see the blood and hear the sounds of the punches.
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These champions are holding it down in the face of the skeptics, fighting tirelessly to be represented in this space.
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But for skeptics, when money and vulnerable people are involved, being a medium means building a home in controversial territory.
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Children aren't typically skeptics of religion or horror movies, rarely objecting to either on the basis of science or rationality.
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While CHAMP holds the promise of a nonlethal weapon against the North Koreans, skeptics say it has potentially dangerous drawbacks.
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However, the ACU's credentials for assessing how liberal he is seem less strong, and skeptics might question its impartiality, too.
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Green skeptics on both sides of the Atlantic have wasted no time pushing for delays or cuts to climate initiatives.
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In fact, one of the loudest skeptics is New Jersey's Legislative Black Caucus, which could sway the vote in November.
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The new series' head science writer is Phil Plait, an astronomer who's also a major figure within the skeptics community.
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" Robert Kelly, an expert on North Korea, called the declaration "depressing," adding: "This is even thinner than most skeptics anticipated.
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Single-payer skeptics talk a lot about freedom and choice, which they say would be lost under Medicare-for-all.
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A talk by an evangelical climate scientist, one study shows, altered the views of climate skeptics studying at evangelical colleges.
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Skeptics say the heightened scrutiny discourages authors from writing about cultures other than their own, resulting in more homogenized literature.
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Amid debates about offering methadone and buprenorphine to inmates, Mr. Pesce, 32, presented a particularly strong case even to skeptics.
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The skeptics say the case is reminiscent of the beating and rape of a jogger in Central Park in 1989.
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Many of the vaccine skeptics cloak their rhetoric with scientific language, as did the speakers on the recent conference call.
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"It's a different approach, so naturally there will be skeptics," said John Lilly, one of Mr. Hoffman's partners at Greylock.
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Presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and especially Ronald Reagan knew how to use laugh lines to win over skeptics.
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" Wall Street analysts were among those skeptics, as Evercore strategists said the accord only "focused on the low-hanging fruit.
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So did skeptics who cautioned that the project, more than twice as long as any other canal on the globe.
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After all, with a leading lady like Meghan, the streamer might finally convince some skeptics to splurge on a subscription.
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A common misunderstanding by skeptics, for example, is that interpretations are based on the physical location of those constellations today.
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More likely, he'll tout some theoretically possible feature that sounds oh-so obvious to fans and nearly impossible to skeptics.
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Skeptics of literary biography have long held that everything worth knowing about a novelist is evident in the work itself.
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Skeptics argue that the decline of American soft power does not matter much because countries cooperate out of self-interest.
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The embattled company has been struggling to satisfy Wall Street skeptics, who were floored by the company's eye-popping valuation.
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The journalism world is full of skeptics about the real significance of newspaper editorials, especially in an increasingly digital age.
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