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He has faced skepticism from veterinarians.

Still, the Chicago program has faced skepticism from the cancer establishment.

WHY has Mitt Romney faced skepticism from fellow conservatives this election season?

But it has faced skepticism from many other investors and has not yet attracted a big pharmaceutical company to market its drug and to help defray development costs.

But during a panel discussion in the school's library, he faced skepticism from faculty members and local education leaders, who challenged his argument that small class sizes play little role in improving performance.

One problem for President Obama and his administration is that since American intelligence claims about Iraq's illicit weapons proved false in 2003, assertions by the United States about its adversaries have routinely faced skepticism from other countries.

Students who make this decision often face skepticism from teachers and parents.

But the firm faces skepticism from investors and the prospect of a potential downgrade by Moody's, Bloomberg News reports.

Any effort faces skepticism from athletes who remember how previous attempts to organize were undone by infighting and conflicts.

A compromise was eventually reached, but the final deal continues to face skepticism from members of Congress.

Motivated by Doubters and Critics Even in this day, though, women are still facing skepticism from those who would define their ambitions for them.