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Meanings of meet with scepticism in English

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Usage of meet with scepticism in English
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It's a fact. At the time, that argument was met with scepticism.
News.com.au
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LA correspondent Brad Pomerance says the apology is being met with scepticism.
Radio NZ
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Unfortunately, the news was met with scepticism from global economic leaders.
The South African
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However, that valuation has been met with scepticism from some commentators.
The Irish Times
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Yet, even when they do, it can be met with scepticism.
The Guardian
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But the move has been met with scepticism by many.
News.com.au
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The strategy has so far been met with scepticism.
Reuters
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But the plan met with scepticism from some investors.
Reuters
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His comments were met with scepticism by some of the senators from Mr Trump's Republican Party.
News.com.au
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News of the meeting so close to Obama's arrival has been met with scepticism in Myanmar.
Reuters
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The announcement opened the door for compensation payments but was met with scepticism by distraught relatives.
Radio NZ
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The proposal for the creation of a state-owned insurance company have met with scepticism from the industry.
Radio NZ
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The AU's proposal for an end to the air strikes was also met with scepticism by Nato.
The Guardian
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This request has been met with scepticism by several people involved with the sport that RNZ spoke to.
Radio NZ
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Ireland's reported bid to co-host the Euro 2012 Championship finals with Scotland has been met with scepticism in Glasgow.
The Irish Times
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But the deal was met with scepticism in China and Sweden amid doubts over Hawtai's ability to fulfil the agreement.
The Irish Times