Scientists at Brookhaven cast skepticism on the claim immediately after it was announced by the European lab, commonly known as CERN.
A1 Bush Nominee Under Scrutiny A growing chorus of conservatives have cast skepticism on President Bush's selection of Harriet E. Miers for the Supreme Court, expressing questions on her conservatism.
In this fascinating study, Shapiro, an English professor at Columbia, casts skepticism about the authorship of Shakespeare's works as a "long footnote to the larger story of the way we read now" and traces shifting assumptions about the relation between art and autobiography.
Back then, BP (along with Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch/Shell and a few other oil companies) was still a member of the Global Climate Coalition, an international lobbying group set up specifically to cast skepticism on climate-change science and, later, to undermine support for the Kyoto Protocol, the international pact in which industrialized nations agreed to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
Talking to trans people who've waited for this day to come, it's clear that casting aside skepticism can be a challenge.
What lessons can be learned from this? Instapaper creator Marco Arment writes: "Anyone who bought this should be annoyed, but buyers should also blame themselves for casting insufficient skepticism on the deal in the first place.
Zuckerberg has cast off his premature skepticism and is ready to command the troops.
"While this evolving explanation may represent an accurate description of the proposed legal structure of the consolidation, it has cast a cloud of vagueness and skepticism over the issue in the public eye," the report concluded.
His remarks were greeted with skepticism in Washington, where officials cast doubt on whether Russia has added any new capabilities to its nuclear arsenal beyond those already known to the U.S. military and intelligence agencies.
The juxtaposition casts light on a long history of American skepticism toward people seeking refuge in their country.
