In classical Greece and Rome, it was widely remarked that "fools" tended to be religious, while the "wise" were often skeptics, Dutton and his co-author, Dimitri Van der Linden, an assistant professor of psychology at Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands, wrote in the study.
"There is a growing consensus that the ban has no tangible safety benefits," the researchers wrote in the study.
"Many reported that this was the only life they knew and it was inconceivable to do anything else," Ungerleider wrote in the study, published in 1997.
"It may simply be too difficult for Harry Potter readers to ignore the similarities between Trump and the power-hungry Voldemort," she writes in the study.
"The consistent message was that Prairie Mining as a Western Australian coal-mining company was being very well received," he wrote in the study tour's report.
The business "always resorts to intimidation," he wrote in the study, published this month in the magazine Nexos, "and as a result, habitually exerts more violence than drug trafficking".
"Therefore, the number of lead failures in this study likely underestimates the actual number that has occurred," he wrote in the study.
"At no time since President Obama was elected in 2008 have we reported less trust, more cynicism and more partisanship among young voters," Mr. Della Volpe wrote in the study.
"We argue that those not conventionally involved in city development (paparazzi, marketers, media) have unintentionally played a significant role in the establishment of buzz and desirability hubs within a city," Ms. Williams and Ms. Currid write in the study.
"UCP1 KI pigs are a potentially valuable resource for the pig industry that can improve pig welfare and reduce economic losses," the authors wrote in the study.
