She talked it over with friends, who all had the same opinion.
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Medvedev said he had discussed the case with President Vladimir Putin who he said had the same opinion.
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"I actually have had the same opinion about antitrust enforcement I think for quite a while," Scott Morton told me.
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In May, 77 percent of Democrats said there was a candidate running who would make a good president, while 56 percent of Republicans had the same opinion.
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But the rest of the party is split: Just 55 percent of all other Democratic-leaning respondents had the same opinion, and black Democrats were divided 50-50.
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According to the results, 68 percent of Americans are either "very" or "somewhat" worried about gene-editing, while 69 percent and 63 percent had the same opinion of brain chips and synthetic blood (respectively).
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Allison held the woman's hand as she tried to persuade her to change her mind and told the woman she would have had the same opinion if she had never been alone in a room with Cosby.
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The scenes described in the book are reminiscent of masterpieces written by Leo Tolstoy and Honoré de Balzac. I have never had the same opinion about any other Persian books." In March 1962, Jamalzadeh, in a letter to a friend, wrote, "I received Madam Ahou’s Husband. I think fellow writers and I should kiss goodbye writing.
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They remained married until Joseph's death in 1968. His wife as well as his daughter were like-minded persons and had the same opinion on many essential things. In addition to his devotion to the ideas of Paine and atheism, he liked to study astronomy and physics. Lewis was a theater-goer and was a fan of Ibsen.
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He too had the same opinion and wanted to have a second opinion. He told Subbu and others that the film lacked entertainment. Immediately, he ordered the screenplay to be rewritten incorporating sequences of entertainment to elevate the box-office potential and audience appeal of the movie. That's when the sequence of the grand reception by the ancient Tamil king Paari to Avvaiyar was written to be woven into the script.
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Adjutant-General Joseph Reed led seven cavalrymen of the Philadelphia Light Horse to collect intelligence for General Washington. The "obscure and doubtful" intelligence on which General Washington had to base his next action frustrated him after a decisive victory in the Battle of Trenton.Reed’s Narrative p.399 Washington observed to Adjutant-General Joseph Reed that the strength of the British in the area had greatly discouraged spies for the revolution; Reed had the same opinion, having himself encountered the "poor" and "terrified" inhabitants of Bordentown only days before.
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The two sides met several more times in 1857 in Esquimalt Harbour and Nanaimo Harbour, and corresponded by letter between meetings. The water boundary was discussed from October to December. From the start, Prevost maintained that Rosario Strait was required by the treaty's wording and was intended by the treaty framers, while Campbell had the same opinion for Haro Strait. Prevost held that the channel specified in the treaty must have three key qualities: # it must separate the continent from Vancouver Island, # it must carry the boundary in a southerly direction, and # it must be navigable.
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With the assistance of the far right Metropolitan bishop Pantaleon, he managed to escape.Κόκκινος Δεκέμβρης Τάσος Κωστόπουλος Το ζήτημα της επαναστατικής βίας, εκδόσεις Βιβλιόραμα 2016 σελ 89 He founded various parties with his comrades Yannis Tamtakos and Cornelius Castoriadis, that had thesis against the communist-led National Liberation Front (Greece) and promoted Revolutionary defeatism.Αιρετικές διαδρομές Ο ελληνικός τροτσκισμός και ο Β' Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος Συγγραφέας: Εμμανουηλίδης Μάριος Εκδότης: Φιλίστωρ σελ 50-51 In 1946 he tried to stop his party of having political affairs with Communist Party, and accused Communist Party as a bridgehead of the Soviet Union. After the civil war he had the same opinion against United Democratic Left.
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A team of Japanese scientists, Tadayoshi Sasaki and Shigeru Kimura from the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Ikuo Obata from the National Museum of Nature and Science, and Toshio Ikuya from the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute at the University of Tokyo, jointly concluded, while the identity of the carcass could not be determined with certainty, the carcass was most likely that of a large shark. On July 28, 1977, the Zuiyō Maru carcass was commented upon in the international science magazine New Scientist. A scientist from the Natural History Museum in London had the same opinion as Bjerring and Persson, that the remains were not from a plesiosaur. The decomposition pattern of a basking shark, whose spine and brain case is relatively highly calcified for a cartilaginous fish, can be expected to produce a similar shape to a plesiosaur; the first parts that fall off during decomposition are the lower jaw, the gill area, and the dorsal and caudal fins.
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