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Meanings of many scientists in English

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Usage of many scientists in English
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The debate has become highly politicized, and many scientists have voiced concern.
Reuters
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But many scientists question whether the downturn in sperm counts is even real.
The Guardian
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Still, many scientists believe they are much safer than traditional cigarettes.
Reuters
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A learning computer that evolves has long been the goal of many scientists.
The Irish Times
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In applauding Fleischmann and Pons, many scientists were probably really thinking about superconductors.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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For a while, many scientists didn't think it happened at all.
Bad science
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A great many scientists are good impressionists: they snub the impertinences of details.
The Book of the Damned
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Far too many scientists still refuse to discuss the issue.
The Guardian
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Despite the machine's success, many scientists are still skeptical of this quantum computer's legitimacy.
Wired
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For many scientists, the abandonment of jargon is extraordinarily difficult.
The Guardian
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Stem cells have attracted many scientists because of their unique properties and therapeutic applications.
Pubmed
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How many scientists did it take to invent a lightbulb?
The Guardian
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So many scientists had been murdered by the ignorant ones.
Mentats of Dune
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He himself had heard many scientists remark on the ugly brownish yellow of penicillin.
A fierce radiance: a novel
15
Evidence of environmental damage is disputed by many scientists, as well as the fracking industry.
The Guardian
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They and many scientists argue that these crops will harm environmental and possibly human health.
Wired
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