My colleagues and I can only look on in sorrow when seriously ill patients reject widely accepted, standard care and expend their precious time and family resources when deceived into undergoing quack nostrums.
On other major policy debates such as healthcare, jobs, and tax policy, Republicans continue to reject widely supported positions amongst Asian Americans (and other Americans of color) that the government does in fact have a role to play in eradicating poverty and discrimination and ensuring a level playing field.
The amount of money being rejected varied widely: Marlborough said no to about $8,000, Cheshire to almost $80,000.
His most important contribution was that conservatism could be a mainstream idea, that the Goldwater phenomenon - the view that conservatism had been rejected so widely by the American public - was not permanent.
The plea offer, which Mr. Bruder's lawyer has said he rejected, was widely seen as an effort by the prosecutors to try to break the unity of the three former officers.
But a recent study conducted by a group of educators from around the country, called the Minority Student Achievement Network, rejected the widely held belief that the attitudes of the students themselves were responsible.
The compositional correlation between coding and flanking sequences established the concept of genome as an integrated ensemble and rejected the widely accepted view of genes being distributed at random in non-coding "junk" DNA [3].
The current CIA director, named early Tuesday as the nominee to be the nation's top diplomat, has long rejected the widely-accepted science behind man-made global warming, dashing hopes that the United States might reverse its decision to leave from the Paris climate accord before November 2020, when the deal allows the country to formally withdraw.
It is the main objective of this publication to reject this widely adopted modeling framework by showing that it is incompatible with spatially resolved experiments.
