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"We're losing time with all this distrust with what is a perfectly normal and straightforward agreement," Congressman Semeghini lamented.

He quietly rejected authority figures — teachers, coaches, host families — who treated him with what he sensed was distrust.

My family became infected with what I have called a disease – a distrust of the police that spans generations.

In return, we have been rewarded with what feels very much like a lifetime of distrust.

Perhaps even more important, we're in a political climate where distrust and distaste seem to go hand in hand with what used to just be honest disagreement.

Ask yourself what lies behind your distrust or coldness to other people and see if it has to do more with what you think of yourself.

What high distrust does not reflect are negative judgments on our constitutional system.

This updated report could be said to have identified a woman problem for all the parties along with mounting distrust and what Roberts calls an "authenticity deficit".

With its distrust of what Thomas Jefferson — in his first inaugural address, two hundred years ago — called "entangling alliances," the United States has always taken a selective approach to international coöperation, which puts Annan in a delicate position.

What will happen when video makes us distrust what we see with our own eyes?

The conclusions that you draw in the first two hundred pages are soon found (spoiler alert!) to have been entirely manufactured by one or both of our protagonists – which, while the latter half of the book appears to sift through the half-truths and shed light on the misnomers, leaves the reader with a distinct distrust of what they are reading.