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New book challenges accepted wisdom about demise of the indigenous civilisation.

Typical of her independence is her rejection of accepted wisdom about global warming.

The accepted wisdom about the civil war in Angola, accepted by all parties, is that neither side can win.

Why did they take a risk on the idea, given the accepted wisdom about TV and video games?

Mr. Wagoner's argument has become the accepted wisdom about the crisis: the solution lies in restraining costs.

Their work challenged what was then accepted wisdom about the immune system; skeptical medical journals initially refused to publish their findings unless they were modified.

"It's accepted wisdom that magazines about comedy don't work," says Ian Wylie, who's just started publishing one, Stand & Deliver (the first issue is now on sale).

For years now, the accepted wisdom was: talk about anything else — energy independence, oil security, beating the Chinese to renewable technology.

In the past two decades, the accepted wisdom in Washington has embraced several expressions about the U.S. place in the post-Cold War world, from "indispensable nation" and "sole remaining superpower" to "benign hegemony" and "A New American Century".

About the Great Depression, it's accepted wisdom among economists that the Federal Reserve caused it.

One reason, Lander hinted, may be the large number of unproven and possibly untestable hypotheses about the crisis that have become accepted wisdom.