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The Post-ABC poll also finds a sizable gap in skepticism of vote counting accuracy between Clinton and Trump supporters.

Big business is so fearful of economic peril if Congress does not allow the government to keep borrowing — to pay creditors, contractors, program beneficiaries and many others — that it is nearly united in skepticism of, or outright opposition to, House Republicans' demand that Mr. Obama first agree to equal spending cuts in benefit programs like Medicare and Medicaid.

But former U.S. officials are united in skepticism of the claim that this level of squabble was merited over Canada's use of the word "concerned," a classic Western favorite to signal attention without major condemnation.

I have a built-in skepticism of dogma".

Whatever Obama's personal popularity, he could not count on his charisma to overcome the public's built-in skepticism of big government programs and intervention.

At Friday's weigh-in, skepticism over the ease of making weight were raised when the Mexican stripped naked instantly before standing on the scales.

It remains prosperous, but its welfare state is less distinctively generous, and the famed liberal state has been reined in, while skepticism of European integration and anti-Islam sentiments are increasingly loudly voiced.

Finally, in Skepticism, suspension of judgment is a kind of epistemic detachment that provides tranquility.

In January, congressional Democrats and Republicans who are united in their skepticism of – if not outright opposition to – the interim Iran nuclear deal will attempt to pass a new round of economic sanctions against the Iranian people.

But while Americans disagree in how they view the poor, they're more united in their skepticism of government programs.

In his skepticism of centralizers, modernizers and humanitarians, Coburn echoes other anthropologically minded writers.