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Meanings of more skeptical in English

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Usage of more skeptical in English
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Levy is far more skeptical about the faith put in central banks.
Reuters
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Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical.
Reuters
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Attorney Frank Holleman of the Southern Environmental Law Center was more skeptical.
Reuters
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Such recidivism should make investors more skeptical about the court's cleansing power.
Reuters
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Other analysts were more skeptical about prospects for the company's share price.
Reuters
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Others were more skeptical about the idea of a computer-caused penis burn.
Wired
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Even generally, it might be wise to be a little more skeptical!
The South African
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Europeans are much more skeptical than Americans whose religious fundamentalism is periodically emboldened.
The Disposable Male
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He said some on BP's team saw improvement, while others were more skeptical.
Reuters
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I was pleased too, of course, but more skeptical than Jacob.
For the love of mike
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His actions as a majority shareholder make everybody else more skeptical, McCarty said.
Reuters
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His vision of the future was more skeptical, and hence realistic.
Time After Time
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Several members have been sounding more skeptical on QE's effectiveness anyway.
Reuters
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Younger people are more skeptical of official narratives than they ever have been.
NY Magazine
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So after a first listen, I was more skeptical than ever.
Wired
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But the more Stumpf tried to explain, the more skeptical the senators became.
Reuters
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