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My experience suggests a negative answer to both of these questions.
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As a general matter, I think when Americans are asked this question at a time of an economic downturn, I'm not surprised that they give a negative answer.
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If in the end the answer is negative, the world would at least have learned something useful: that these groups' extreme claims are not just rhetorical adornments.
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The Senate question is still relatively easy to answer in the negative.
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Ask someone whose knowledge of Wall Street is limited to Gordon Gekko what they think of Goldman Sachs and chances are their answer will be a negative one.
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If not (and I submit the answer is very clearly negative), then the court should have refused to sever, and should either have approved or struck the law as a whole.
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The answer seems to be negative, since an increasing trend, which has more to do with the uncertainty surrounding the forthcoming parliamentary elections, had been already observed during the past two weeks.
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By failing to give the false-negative probability, you make the exact answer incalculable.
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By scanning the brains of people while they learned from positive and negative information about the future we uncovered a possible answer to this puzzle.
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The answer, I am told by government sources, is firmly negative - for reasons of practice and principle.
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The second most popular answer, given by 30% or respondents, was the even more negative choice that the merger has proved bad for both parties, and is a bad fit with no lasting benefits.
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