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Few laymen would claim they did not believe Einstein. Yet many seem proud not to believe Darwin.

The initial reaction of law students and laymen alike, when they are first told about international law, is usually highly sceptical.

The only way this can be decided is to get scientists and laymen together in a discussion such as the NAS Forum.

A TV series could make IT laymen better understand the work of IT experts.

Yet scientists and laymen alike still spend too much time and effort trying to quantify the relative importance of nature and nurture.

He provides, "in a form suitable for the laymen, guidance in adoption and execution of an investment policy. "

The 'Pointless answering' answers the question of 'futile asking', from which we know that they are laymen.

In laymen 's terms, the seemingly irresponsible cad may not be so bad.

"God is the question that interests laymen the most, " says David Edwards, editor of the Anglican SCM Press.

If you enjoy performing magic that simply devastates laymen, then you really should be performing this routine.

Psychologists are often accused by laymen of doing experiments to prove the obvious.

But what the word actually connotes is unknown to most laymen.

Before we go any further, I would like to provide a very high level overview of PPM in laymen's terms.

Everyone, bhikkhus and laymen alike, has concluded that you are not an ordinary bhikkhu.

Behind him, chanting to the beat of a drum, would stream 200-300 laymen, monks and nuns, walking across Cambodia for peace.

Laymen would be forgiven for not noticing much change.

Although not in favour of their own biological sister combined with the laymen, but still very friendly to them.

In fact, about a tax threshold enhance the topic, has been known to everyone speculated, " laymen have become experts" !

WHEN lawyers speak, laymen are often baffled.

More than any other detail of biohacking, this is the one that laymen grasp.

Yet few laymen realise that scientists first fused cells from different species as far back as the 1960s, as Ms Landecker describes.

Both the scientists and the ordinary laymen like us, have come to definite conclusions, and they won't listen.

Liebmann-Smith, a medical writer, who resolved to write a guide for laymen to the warning signs of serious illnesses.

He always modestly calls himself a laymen in calligraphy.

They urged laymen not to join the protests.

Certain aspects of design have always required some translation when described to laymen.

The effect this has on both laymen and magicians alike is truly astonishing!

Doctors sometimes confuse laymen with their jargon.

Are hardly perceivable by laymen.

It is viewed with scepticism not only by laymen but by most academic economists, too.

Expert often confuse laymen with their jargon.

In laymen's terms, the illness isn't as serious as we think.

Van Loon had joined the Unitarian Laymen 's League in 1924.

We are both laymen in the field oceanology.

This is our most frequently performed routine because it totally destroys anyone watching, magicians and laymen alike.

These are some of Allan's most closely-guarded effects that he uses to boggle the minds of both laymen and magicians alike.

It often occurs that specialists lose money and at the same time laymen win money.

Heroes, Laymen, Worldly Customs--The Evolution of Heroic Themes in Contemporary War Novels

Everyone ranging from the China past emperors to the laymen,

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