Both "Beginning of the Great Revival" and "The Founding of a Republic" are attempts by the party to wrest the attention of a new generation away from the Internet, where opinions often deviate from the official line, said Paul Clark, a professor of Chinese culture and film at the University of Auckland, in New Zealand, who is a visiting scholar at Peking University.
"We can see that online public opinion can deviate from reason and even become a terrifying tool that kills humanity and conscience," an editorial in the newspaper said.
At the White House, too, Bush is ferociously insulated from exposure to opinions that deviate from the party line.
The sin is spouting opinions that deviate from the ones expressed by and which serve the interests of those in power.
The coefficient of variation (standard deviation / mean) varied between 14 and 28%, reflecting deviating opinions between panel members about the relative importance of criteria.
We investigated which factors may be related to individuals' deviating opinions from NaE by submitting our continuous variables (age, graduation period, and institution score) to a mixed multinomial logistic regression using the package mlogit (Croissant 2012).
It is also used maliciously for a loud-mouthed, controlling woman who has no patience with deviating opinions.
Nevertheless the answers revealed broadly deviating opinions.
While the European court's ruling on the Volkswagen Law is not automatic, lawyers said the court was unlikely to deviate from the opinion of its advocate general, Dámaso Ruiz-Jarabo Colegal, a legal counsel to the court, who declared last February that the Volkswagen Law infringed on the free flow of capital within Europe.
In that sense, Zucker is no more lacking in distinctive ideas than his predecessors at CNN, a deep bench of middle-aged establishment men without meaningful opinions, nor the slightest inclination to deviate from the conventional wisdom, and certainly not the faintest tingle of subversiveness.
