James is the student most convinced that the Davis fire was the result of arson.
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The people who are the most pro-union are generally the most convinced that the union will act in a self-harming way out of spite.
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The arguments in December drew a crowd of reporters to the federal courthouse in downtown Washington, most convinced by this time that it was Mueller's team fighting for the documents.
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Both camps contain multitudes, but the sense of division in German politics was illustrated on May 28th, when the most convinced wings of both came onto the streets of Berlin to demonstrate.
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A poll of those watching the debate, conducted by Elabe and published by broadcaster BFM TV, found that 63 percent were "most convinced" by Macron, with just 34 percent finding Le Pen more appealing.
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Differences are much smaller within the five key voter subgroups, but suburban white women are most convinced that the Russians will attempt to interfere in 26 (22%); rural voters are least convinced (57% likely).
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We discussed Bigfoot, the freedom and challenges of making an independent podcast, and what evidence she encountered on her journey that left her most convinced that there might be something to this whole story.
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It's telling that it's the powerful and privileged people in society who are most agitated by this form of online activism, and most convinced that it represents unnecessary evil that is tearing away at our civil discourse.
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"It seems to me there are people in parliament who would be perfectly content to have an exit with no deal," Major told ITV News, referring to "the hard, most convinced Brexit supporters" who refuse to compromise.
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"Islamic State is an organization which attracts a very broad variety of followers, from the most convinced, to the most adventurous, to the most unstable or psychotic," said professor Rik Coolsaet, a terrorism expert linked to Ghent University in Belgium.
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There had been much speculation among traders that the speech by Brainard, announced at the last minute before the U.S. central bank's pre-meeting blackout period, could see one of its most convinced policy doves flip to support monetary tightening.
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It's tricky to name the network that's most convinced of the idea that if you've heard, say, the movie title Lethal Weapon at any point in the past, you'll be immediately drawn to a TV show based on the film franchise of the same name.
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Loom and Ran, are Kemiies who were sent to the Earth in order to send back reports and plan the invasion. Max Green's relatively normal life changes after he discovers that. Since his parents will not believe him, Max is left to stop the Kemiies' earth- dominating plots. Max receives help from his friends, including Violet – Max's friendly nemesis since kindergarten, Pixel – the town's nerd and most convinced alien believer, and Simon Sillicon – a genius scientist fallen into disgrace.
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At 2012's Indiecade, Renga was awarded the Developers Choice Award. It also received an honorable mention for the Nuovo Award at 2013's Independent Games Festival. Luke Larsen from Paste placed it first on his list of "Exciting Games from IndieCade 2012", saying that "it was the one game that had us most convinced of the communal power of video games." John Walker from Rock, Paper, Shotgun considered the concept of the game to be "splendid".
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It was undoubtedly capable of producing a great effect when its power could be fully exerted. A school arose, having its most convinced partisans in France, which argued that, as a small vessel could destroy a great battleship with a single torpedo, the first would drive the second off the sea. The battleship was to give place to the torpedo boat or torpedo-boat destroyer, which was itself only a torpedo boat of larger size. But the early torpedo was subject to some disadvantages.
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Alejandra was the one who most convinced Pablo to take that opportunity, seeing disinterestedly for the benefit of her beloved without knowing that in those moments she was pregnant with a child from him. Pablo left, not knowing that later on Alejandra would give birth to a beautiful girl and die shortly after giving birth. This is how María Belén was adopted by the García Marín family. Pablo managed to find out about this situation once he returned to Mexico, but unfortunately for him there was no information that could take him to his daughter.
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Hall had a reputation of being one of the most convinced supporters of the actions and interests of the Soviet Union outside the USSR's political sphere of influence.David North: Das Erbe, das wir verteidigen, p. 288 (in German) From 1959 onward, Hall spent some time in Moscow each year and was one of the most widely known American politicians in the USSR,Gus Hall Obituary in Независимая газета(in Russian) where he was received by high-level Soviet politicians such as Leonid Brezhnev. Hall spoke regularly on campuses and talk shows as an advocate for socialism in the United States.
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The resolution to this Nero Wolfe case is made significantly more difficult by two events that border on impossibility within the Nero Wolfe universe: 1) Saul Panzer loses a tail, and 2) Fritz forgets to give Archie a message. All of the principal characters in the novel are aghast at how astronomically unlikely each of these events is by itself, never mind both of them occurring in a short period of time. Inspector Cramer, who always assumes Wolfe is keeping vital information from him, is perhaps most convinced of that in this Nero Wolfe story than in any other, since to take what Wolfe and Archie are telling him at face value, he must believe that these two "impossible" events took place (even though they actually did).
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The second round runoff was held on 29 January between Benoît Hamon and Manuel Valls. An additional debate was held before the second round, syndicated between France Inter, TF1, and France 2 at 21:00 CET on 25 January, moderated by Gilles Bouleau, David Pujadas, and Alexandra Bensaid, after which an Elabe poll found that 60% of viewers were most convinced by Hamon, compared to 37% for Valls; the margin was 61–36 among left-wing sympathizers. In the second round of the primary on 29 January, Hamon defeated Valls, by a comfortable margin, with 58.69% of votes against 41.31%; turnout, at 2.05 million, was considerably higher than that in the first round. As the winner of the primary, Hamon was designated the Socialist nominee for the presidential election.
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