But he said he also believed it was about something broader: a mistrust of large institutions.
More advanced stage at diagnosis could reflect a more aggressive form of disease, later presentation because of a lack of awareness about symptoms or a mistrust of the health system, lower uptake of screening or delays in diagnosis.
"There has been a mistrust about how independent the IPCC has been in the past [and] I think some people are therefore reluctant to get involved, but if this witness has got any concerns then she could contact us or she could contact a lawyer so that she can be with somebody else when she's giving her evidence," said Coles.
When asked about his comments from the day before, he replied, "I think that when the rhetoric about hatred, about mistrust of government, about paranoia of how government operates and to try to inflame the public on a daily basis, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, has impact on people especially who are unbalanced personalities to begin with".
Alki David, the C.E.O. of a competing site called FilmOn, which has also battled with TV networks, used the decision as an opportunity to write, in a statement, about his mistrust of the courts and the failure, in his eyes, of public policies.
The polls reflect a deep mistrust about earlier commitments made by politicians to establish a "firm control over immigration".
Brittany Spanos of The Village Voice described the song as a "grown up version" of "If I Were a Boy" with lyrics about "persistent mistrust".
At the heart of the American-Iranian conflict is a deep mistrust about each nation's readiness to tolerate the presence of the other on the world stage.
It is noteworthy that in this age of frigid political polarization, where seemingly nobody can agree about anything, mistrust of the government is a value deeply shared by both liberals and conservatives.
"How could I call the police?" Despite the mistrust, about a dozen players and some spectators showed up, and the match was surprisingly intense.
