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The conventional wisdom held by working climatologists is that clouds are unlikely to change enough to offset the effects of global warming.

Despite the economic reality and the overwhelming public sentiment in favor of stronger environmental regulations, the conventional wisdom held by many on both sides of the aisle, and among many pundits, is that the voters will punish politicians who support stricter regulations.

"Again," Burbank says, "we should be asking, what's the least amount of force we can get away with here, and still be safe?" As for the service of drug warrants, Burbank rejects the conventional wisdom held by so many police departments around the country that aggressive raids make the process safer for everyone.

Up until Saturday night, the conventional wisdom held that Donald Trump would likely win, followed by either Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, or possibly by Rubio then Cruz.

Conventional wisdom held that law firms could weather economic downturns by relying on business lines like bankruptcy and civil litigation that tend to increase in bad times.

During the cold war, or by the 1980s at any rate, conventional wisdom held that our Soviet opponents were rational, interested in regime survival, and thus deterrable.

And by the time he won election last year, conventional wisdom held that his passion and drive were just what Albany needed.

"The prevailing wisdom held that the retina responds to the farsighted and nearsighted focusing errors by changing expression of the same genes but in opposite directions," Tkatchenko says.

In the end, the conventional wisdom held.

Before Guarente entered the field of longevity, the conventional wisdom held that aging was a series of haphazard declines, a result of renegade genes ungoverned by natural selection.

Conventional political wisdom held that Mr. Turner's stint would be brief because legislators, who need to reduce New York State's number of Congressional seats by two, would eliminate the seat, as well as another upstate.