But then I have to ask myself: do I think that people will behave as though they believe a double-dip recession is unlikely?
But perhaps what I ought to say is that I think that over the next year or two people will behave as though they believe a double-dip recession is unlikely.
One in four believe a double-barrelled surname offered an advantage, one in five thought the type of school attended did, and one in six said that accent made a difference.
History is on my side, unless you believe a double-dip recession lurks around the corner.
Federer's wife Mirka, a former player, is said to run domestic affairs with military precision and father of twins Nenad Zimonjic, ranked three in the world in doubles, believes a supportive partner is essential for a harmonious work-life balance.
I can't believe it, a double tragedy, just as I get involved.
Officials at FHM, where newsstand sales increased 9.6percentt in the second half of last year, to a total of 438,000, said they believed that a double standard was at work.
But Yankees officials fumed privately about what they believe is a double standard by Major League Baseball in repeated instances involving the Yankees this year.
Liverpool supporters also point to what they believe is a double standard, noting that on the day that Suárez was criticized for his none-too-subtle dive against Stoke, another elite player, Gareth Bale of Tottenham Hotspur, was guilty of an equally suspicious fall in a game against Aston Villa.
