Remove that threat and the world is going to be safer". But D'Amato's view is scorned by other specialists in international law.
At first, their views were widely scorned.
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He scorned dissenting views, both inside and outside government.
But Scalia scorned that view, saying: "You say that, but it doesn't mean anything to me".
Among those sharing Dulles's view was J. Edgar Hoover, who scorned the First Lady's close friendship with Joe Lash, the student leader of the multiracial American Youth Congress.
Mr. Barroso scorned a view, which France's Socialist government successfully argued at that session, that Europe's movie and television industries must be excluded, at least initially, from the trade negotiations in order to protect the region's cultural diversity.
He scorned the prevailing view of Greek "sweetness and light" (as Matthew Arnold, rather nauseatingly, translated Winckelmann) — what individual, what culture, has known unadulterated ease and happiness?
It was founded in 1991 as a secessionist party, which scorned what it viewed as the scrounging southern part of the country.
