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Meanings of deeply sceptical in English

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Usage of deeply sceptical in English
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Far from it: investors remain deeply sceptical of stocks' V-shaped rally.
The Irish Times
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Many EU officials remain deeply sceptical of Athens's will to reform.
Reuters
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Hu told Sarkozy that China was deeply sceptical about a tax haven blacklist.
The Guardian
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Many remain deeply sceptical of Burma's rulers' commitment to change.
The Guardian
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The coalition said it is deeply sceptical about the .
The Irish Times
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When he first encountered the theory he was deeply sceptical.
Radio NZ
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She avoids eating fish, meat or eggs, and is deeply sceptical about official safety assurances.
The Guardian
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But the Ministry of Health is deeply sceptical.
Radio NZ
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German journalists remain deeply sceptical of business, especially as it relates to the editorial content of newspapers.
The Guardian
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And how much criticism will he have to heap on Brussels to placate a deeply sceptical electorate?
Reuters
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But most villagers here are deeply sceptical.
The Guardian
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Many Pakistanis are deeply sceptical of the U.S. war on militancy, believing it is aimed at suppressing Muslims.
Reuters
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It was deeply sceptical of any multilateral endeavour, at least until it became hopelessly mired in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The Guardian
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But many Pakistanis are deeply sceptical of the U.S. war on militancy, believing it is aimed at suppressing Muslims.
Reuters
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But Mr Key said he is deeply sceptical anyone will ever get back into the main workings of the mine.
Radio NZ
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We are deeply sceptical.
The South African
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