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It is true that the poor are more likely to be generally mistrustful of other people.

Islamists are generally mistrustful of the West and some openly hostile to it.

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He also identifies a worrying trend: "I think there is a generally mistrustful climate towards disabled people.

"It's my business": People in this cluster had learnt to be mistrustful of others by default.

Mobile phone coverage in many areas is patchy; and the scheme requires buy-in from local officials who can be mistrustful of technology.

Do we want to be a society that is suspicious and mistrustful of its own people?

Perhaps justifiably, they tend to be mistrustful of industry".

"I have been very mistrustful of the M.T.A. as an agency," he said.

But investors are still mistrustful of equities, making property a preferred haven for cash-rich individuals.

Such a response is certain to test American officials, who are more mistrustful of Pakistan than ever.