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"I don't think you can discount for the fact that some people who get very low ratings indeed think that they are hot," Dr. Tesser said.

All of these, he proudly points out, would leave Israeli legislators in some respects more constrained than many of their Western peers.Some politicians, indeed, think that other institutions already have too much power.

David may indeed think that he's better than the residents of Blackwater, as Charlie insinuates, but he also accepts the idea, so central to their sense of identity, that the locals are more authentic than he is, closer to God and the earth and the real America.

We do indeed think that larger studies in the future should perhaps incorporate certain number of such negative controls to validate the theoretical predictions.

We indeed think that high-throughput methods could/will uncover some of the genera detected by culture, and this would be an interesting comparison to be done.

We indeed think that analysis of mutants would require in vitro as well as in vivo assays and are beyond the scope of this work.

Most philosophers and scientists since the 17th century have indeed thought that there are.

Some indeed thought that Grosseteste would himself follow the path of many other eminent scholars of his day and join the Franciscan order, but this was not to be.

It is indeed thought that only at a very early stage the process of obliterative bronchiolitis might be halted with intensive immune-suppression.

Indeed they think that is why he has nominated as his next defence secretary Chuck Hagel, a former Republican senator and notable sceptic about the limits of American military power.Not all of the pessimists are Republicans.

I last shot a speedball in the summer of 1992 – and, indeed, I think that may well have been the last time I ever injected drugs at all, at any rate I have no memory of doing it thereafter.