Readers whom I hear from on this topic tend to express one of two opposite viewpoints: 1) The Times should relentlessly find out and print whatever it can about clandestine government activities, and 2) The Times has no business determining what is in the best interest of national security, or pursuing classified information that is passed along illegally.
When you present two opposite viewpoints as if they're equal, people will tend to be lured to the middle ground, assuming the truth lies in some compromise between the two.
Figure 7 shows the sheets S 2 r and S 3 r of the critical manifold near the folded singularity, with the orbit segment from Figure 5c depicted by a blue-gradient curve as before; panels (a) and (b) provide two opposite viewpoints, and panels (c) and (d), two corresponding close-up views.
Furthermore, the two groups have opposite viewpoints on management (semi-privatisation of common land).
This procedure has been the subject of an ethical dilemma debated by two groups of clinicians with opposite viewpoints.
Until recent times most historians tended to view Sima favourably and Wang from an opposite viewpoint, but recent historical work has shown that Sima's program of antireform measures was not greatly successful.
To assess Mexico's current infrastructure trends, economic quantity stocks are reviewed from two distinct viewpoints.
From a practical viewpoint, cyanobacteria have two opposite aspects: one is that some of the species participate in water bloom, and the other is that they may be used in agriculture as a biofertilizer.
An article on Wednesday about the outsize profits accruing to sellers of medical records systems from a federal program they lobbied for omitted part of the name of the institution that employs Michael Callaham and Michael Blum, who expressed opposite viewpoints on how well one such system, from a company called Epic, worked.
I get two opposite reactions from business.
