We must act now and not be deluded by wishful thinking that renewables are the sole answer.
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But Americans are far more likely to be deluded on Election Day by their own government than by foreigners.
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Let us not be deluded into thinking that Dr. Nassar's case is an anomaly except, one hopes, in its magnitude.
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Moon Sang-gyun, a Defense Ministry spokesman, also warned that South Koreans should not be "deluded" by unfounded rumors spreading online.
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Democrats and independents should not be deluded or distracted by marches on Washington, clever tweets or "Saturday Night Live" skits lampooning Trump.
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As this inevitable morphing of rhetoric takes place, we need to hold him and the Republicans accountable, not be deluded by words.
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Writing had not redeemed him, and he did not want anyone, including himself, to be deluded into thinking that it had, or that it could.
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The new jihadis seek to undermine the Pakistani state while the generals still seem to be deluded that they can use and control these groups.
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If you watch cable news and read the New York Times you might be deluded into thinking that the college-educated elite are the people who decide our fate.
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Bannon may be deluded about many things, but one thing he does not misapprehend is the extent to which the white ethnonationalist politics he and his boss practice have no crossover appeal.
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And yet it is surprising how often, and how completely, many of us can be deluded into letting our guard down, thinking that what we see online really is on the up and up.
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Obama indirectly rebukes Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren by warning donors not to be 'deluded' into thinking voters want radical changeHere's everything we know about the net worth and personal finances of each 2020 Democratic presidential candidate
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And I don't think we should be deluded into thinking that the resistance to certain approaches to things is simply because voters haven't heard a bold enough proposal, and as soon as they hear a bold enough proposal that's going to activate them.
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Here's where they disagree on policyTwo-thirds of Bernie Sanders supporters also would support Elizabeth Warren if she's the nomineeBernie Sanders ramps up criticism of Elizabeth Warren's Medicare for All plan, calling it 'quite a hit' for average workersObama indirectly rebukes Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren by warning donors not to be 'deluded' into thinking voters want radical changeHere's the difference between a 'socialist' and a 'Democratic socialist'
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Hoaxes exposed Weeping statues have also been dismissed by rationalists as a purely psychological and/or fraudulent phenomenon. The witnesses are said to be deluded by their own state of mind or strong group suggestion. In this altered state of mind, they believe they see something that isn't really there.Nickell, Joe. (1993).
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Opponents suggest that narratives and presentation of anecdotal evidence included in lecture-style instruction can convey the same knowledge in less class time. Given that disadvantaged students generally have fewer opportunities to learn academic content outside of school, wasted class time due to an unfocused lesson presents a particular problem. Instructors can be deluded into thinking that as long as a student is engaged and doing, they are learning. Ultimately it is cognitive activity that determines the success of a lesson.
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From the Institute for the protection of the cultural monuments it was replied that the new elements represent modern ideas, that each generation should leave its mark and that "taste is subjective, while the quality is measurable". They also added that the new objects clearly show that they are not part of the fortification, so "the visitors won't be deluded". Unlike the modernist interventions around it, the fountain itself was restored using stones with the characteristics as closer to the original as possible. During the digging, several archaeological discoveries were made.
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Antonio Scannagatti is a failed musician who seeks fortune of Naples in Italy. No one understands the talent of Anthony, considered by all to be deluded that should do well to work hard if he wants to earn a living. But Antonio does not give up and sends a letter to a company of entrepreneurs important in Milan to be known throughout Italy. Meanwhile, Antonio waiting for a reply from Milan, it combines all the colors, because that undermines the daughter of a corrupt warlord of Naples and ends up accidentally in a circle of homosexual artists...
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"Plunder and anarchy": the (eventual) suppression of the Bristol Riots of 1831 Reform on a Whig laissez-faire agenda had worsened the condition of the poor and led to chronic discontent, to which the response was greater centralisation and greater coercion; this was a vicious circle which could only end badly. He had seen the 'poor deluded famished Luddites' and thought them to be pitied rather than feared – only because they were famished had they allowed themselves to be deluded. English working people loved peace, order and their old local habits; they disliked change and confusion > The great mistake in the minds of those raised above the working class is, > that they think the people want plunder and anarchy. I know they want no > such thing – they want peace and rest – and their rights.
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Catholic doctrine rejects fideism. The Catechism of the Catholic Church, representing Catholicism's great regard for Thomism, the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas, affirms that it is a Catholic doctrine that God's existence can indeed be demonstrated by reason. Aquinas' position, which is to be distinguished from rationalism, has deep roots in Western Christianity; it goes back to St. Anselm of Canterbury's observation that the role of reason was to explain faith more fully: fides quaerens intellectum, "faith seeking understanding", is his formula. The official position of the Catholic Church is that while the existence of the one God can in fact be demonstrated by reason, nevertheless on account of the distortion of human nature caused by the first sin, humans can be deluded to deny the claims of reason that demonstrate God's existence.
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Also, at the time, Puritan leaders were being tried for sedition and imprisoned; enemies attempted to use the Puritan affiliation of the Hacket rebels as the basis for a link with Thomas Cartwright and the wider Puritan faction, and undermine its influence. However, there was never any evidence to suggest foreknowledge, and in fact, Cartwright had considered the insurrectionists to be deluded and disordered in mind, to be treated as such, and had suggested imprisonment as the correct course of action. In 1596, Cartwright, having already incurred the Government's displeasure, and been imprisoned for another matter, issued a written defence of his actions in answer to scurrilous accusations concerning the Hacket rebellion.Brook, B. Memoir of the life and writings of Thomas Cartwright, including the principal ecclesiastical movements in the reign of Queen Elizabeth (London, J. Snow, 1845) p.
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