The twists in the episode – is the emotion in the letter invented by the actor, fabricated by the airman, believed by the ex-barmaid?
None of the scientists contacted by the Observer believed chronic fatigue syndrome was purely psychological.
The responsible press, often led by the New York Times, believed its political leaders on weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Mr. Rosenthal, embittered by the experience, believes the reason is simply the lure of bigger money.
He resisted the idea of a special prosecutor assigned by the courts, believing the executive branch should have its own.
Eleven nations, led by the Belgians, believed that there was no moral alternative to saying sorry.
Mr. Zawahri was incensed by the photo, believing that the young man was guilty of homosexual activity, Omar bin Laden wrote.
And they have also rejected subsequent proposals by the board, believing that the cut should be more substantial.
While initial doubts were expressed over extending the ongoing deal by the Russians, most believed the cuts would be extended.
The RAF, echoed by the army, believes it can provide air cover from land bases when needed.
