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Zhu might have started out as a market skeptic, but he must have turned believer before stepping down.

So in that way the skeptic must be implying at least a prima facie possibility that reason is inadequate to that task.

She looked at me with the eyes of a skeptic and shook her head. "How do they know they're really twins? "

Initially I think I was a bit of a skeptic about A.

I agree with the skeptic people at this point: the change of calendar is an arbitrary conventionalism .

An avowed skeptic, van Loon left the Immaculate Conception and the Resurrection out of his subsequent The Story of the Bible, 1923.

But it would be more accurate to call Thomas a skeptic, not a doubter.

The Sage of Omaha earned his reputation as a tech skeptic when he judiciously avoided hot internet stocks during the dotcom bubble.

A more skeptical recipient would have read the fine print, but Finch was not a skeptic, and besides his eyesight was fading.

founder of Skeptic magazine and, currently, the author of a monthly column with the same name published in Scientific American.

He was a free thinker about many things and at least a skeptic about the afterlife and the divinity of Jesus .

Jeremy Marsh is a born skeptic and a science journalist who specializes in debunking the supernatural.

He is a perspicacious skeptic who makes no claim to be able to explain the world.

Suddenly the European Union and eventually adopting the Euro currency looked much more attractive to traditionally euro-skeptic Icelanders.

A skeptic may well question the statement, given how often the topic makes news and how divisive the news can be.

And I would rather believe in Him than any doubter or skeptic .

Politics polluted the science and made me an environmental skeptic.

Graham started off as a real skeptic but quickly turned around.

The empirical skeptic appropriately responds: how do you know?

"Well, Michael, it was a nice little story, " Richard, the class skeptic, said, "but how did you actually put it into use in your company? "

Look, I'll admit, I'm a bit of a skeptic, but since when are you all Mr. "700 club? "

But if a skeptic will try to save just 1% of his income, he'll usually discover the process is painless.

Now, some people in longtime holdouts such as Sweden and even strongly euro-skeptic Britain are beginning to reconsider the question.

Skeptic is the quarterly publication. Each one has a particular theme, like this one is on the future of intelligence.

To avoid such pitfalls, Pepperberg designs experiments with the care of a hard-nosed skeptic.

is hardly the only skeptic on China. But he is certainly the most prominent and vocal.

We're pulling on the skeptic hat here at Deal Journal Central. The topic du jour: the crunching slowdown of computer sales to consumers.

But it is proving increasingly difficult for even the most silver-skeptic money managers to remain impassive.

Editor's note: Editor's note: Andrew Keen is a British-American entrepreneur and professional skeptic.

"San Francisco is the home of the 'wave-motor, '" one skeptic wrote in the magazine Machinery.

This exposed the deeply divergent views within Europe about the utility of military force, with Germany the most powerful skeptic.

Originally, I was a skeptic on much of the higher-level stuff.

He has an almost embarrassing faith in the power of facts to persuade both believer and skeptic.

A skeptic might wonder whether, despite present glory, Google itself might yet prove a flash in the pan.

A skeptic might conclude that TT practitioners are afraid to lay their beliefs on the line.

Charles Golvin, a wireless analyst at Forrester Research, is a skeptic.

How does an active management skeptic like me outperform with index funds?

Thomas, the skeptic, was a believer.

Now, there's a $1 million challenge on the table to makers of homeopathic remedies from magician and professional skeptic James Randi.

Sci the skeptic strikes again. Depressing? But of course!

Keep your skeptic's hat on, especially while Mercury is retrograde in May.

When Agile first hit mainstream awareness, I was a skeptic, along with many other folks I know.

She entered college as a skeptic, but was converted in December 1858.

Hey, I am Michael Shermer, the director of the Skeptics Society, the publisher of Skeptic magazine.

After carefully examining Jesus' life and words, former Cambridge professor and skeptic, C. S.

I have two sons and one believes every television commercial he sees and the other one is a born skeptic and questions everything he sees.

What do you have to say to companies that are skeptic about their PHP investment with respect to the upcoming release of PHP 6?

Ms. Sutton is in the skeptic camp.

Any skeptic who doubts this should visit Gdansk, where Hitler's Wehrmacht attacked Poland and started World War II on Sept. 1 70 years ago.

He's a skeptic to take anything simply on faith.

I will be the first to admit I was a distance education skeptic.

Why is it, Bering wondered, that even a determined skeptic could not stop himself from perceiving the supernatural?

As with my dual diagnosis patients, I'm often quick to play the diagnostic skeptic.

I am much more of a skeptic.

William Shakespeare hadn't yet become a teenager when the word skeptic appeared in English in 1575.

When we first got the gear, I was a skeptic.

I'll admit I'm a skeptic.

The west modern skeptic descending from Hume and Kant's thought that refuse to study the actuality out of feeling.

Even if you are a skeptic of my field, as many are, there is another, more cynical reason to study it.

The logical Connection between Skeptic and Phenomenology as well as the Enlightenment for Aesthetics

54. Being a skeptic of a traditionally-held idea is positively exhilarating

In the name of the father, the skeptic and the son

Man for the cosmos: Carl Sagan's Life and Legacy as Scientist, Teacher and Skeptic

A Climate-Change Skeptic Changes His Tune

Why I Am a Skeptic about Religious Claims