But many Saudi officials and others dismiss this, noting that having one-quarter of the world's oil was insurance enough.
Those who dismiss this SocMedBS should note that even without Mesh or a Silverlight installed base of sufficient size or a Twitter that can scale at the affinity level, we are already able to orchestrate multiple services at an adhoc level with tangible results.
Mr. Harrington recently dismissed this idea, noting that during the 9/11 emergency, nobody saw him as "anything other than a train operator".
Mr. Carmon, in a telephone interview, dismissed this criticism, noting that Memri has expanded its translations immensely over the years, and now highlights Arab reformist views.
The company would have used the name "Rachel Lazer," it claimed, but "for reasons related to the practice of numerology, there was a decision to switch to 'Rachel Ray.'" The arbitration panel quickly dismissed this explanation, noting that the squatter could not show any evidence that it ever manufactured or sold lasers.
Documentation of lists of positive and negative symptoms does not necessarily help the readability of the triage note and time-pressed clinicians might dismiss the note altogether.
The prime minister has dismissed the note as a fake.
Mr. Milososki, the government spokesman, dismissed the note as the work of an "idiot".
It read: 'My husband is planning "an accident" in my car, brake failure and serious head injury to make the path clear for him to marry.' Prescient it may have been, in part anyway, but detectives ultimately dismissed the note.
Again and again, Campbell dismisses the "note-taker Holmes" as "square, not hip, frantic, not cool," or "a natural good citizen".
It is easy to dismiss a note in which Podesta, during the primaries, calls Senator Bernie Sanders a "doofus".
