If you think that what I say is true, agree with me; if not, oppose it with every argument" (Phaedo 91b-c).
The new survey asked a nationally representative group of oncologists to review a similar set of questions about LGBTQ cancer care and say whether they thought the statements were true ("Agree," "Strongly agree"), believed they were false ("Disagree," "Strongly disagree") or admit that they weren't sure ("Neutral/do not know").
"That's so true!" agreed a group of smoking, middle-aged tennis women.
"That's true," agreed General Fu in Taipei, of the potentially expanded use.
That is true, agrees Sony, but only if you aren't using a DSLR's LCD screen to compose your photo.
"When I saw the Red Riding Quartet on television it felt incredibly true," agrees King of a period overshadowed by the Yorkshire Ripper, National Front violence and economic depredation.
That is certainly true, agreed Federico Traeger, vice president and executive creative director at the Bravo Group, an agency owned by Young & Rubicam Inc. that focuses on Hispanic consumers, particularly as more campaigns are created to appear around the world.
"Publishers are getting more worried about the embarrassment of publishing books which are shown not to be true," agreed agent Andrew Lownie, who counts Cathy Glass - author of three books about damaged children she has fostered - among his clients.
But the novel met with admirers as well as fault-finders: "a deft study of character underpinned by a gripping narrative", said the Observer's Elizabeth Day; "it's beautiful, and it's moving, and feels true," agreed Christina Patterson in the Sunday Times; "a howl of fierce, furious rage" by "a breathtaking writer", enthused the Independent on Sunday's Daneet Steffens.
Merck and the Wellcome Trust call the new center a "first of its kind" and if one looks at the specifics of this union between a major pharmaceutical company and major philanthropy, that's true, agrees Anthony Fauci, director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Whether or not that is true, economists agree that the course of this recession was radically altered by the federal aid the banks received.
