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Meanings of negative views in English

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Usage of negative views in English
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I have received positive and negative views of my pregnancy from service users.
The Guardian
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Strongly negative views could only be expressed at considerable personal risk and loss.
The Gospels in the Second Century / An Examination of the Critic...
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Even within the profession, GPs have reported widespread negative views of their career choice.
The Irish Times
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Background: Depression is characterised by negative views of the self.
Pubmed
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Gives his negative views on modern dance-he doesn't think it has anything to offer.
The new yorker
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He said the governing Communist party had to abandon negative views of small private businesses.
BBC
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Already, members Belarus and Kazakhstan have taken cautiously negative views of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
The Guardian
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Even Bush's campaign chairman was not sure Bush could overcome the negative views of him.
The new yorker
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Obviously, negative views about America aren't going to change overnight - if they change at all.
Wired
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Public opinion polls show that negative views of Muslims are not restricted to a fringe minority.
Reuters
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By now, Ed had initiated coverage of the cellular, or mobile, phone industry with negative views.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
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He thinks, for instance, it should grapple with problems like poverty, as well as express negative views.
The new yorker
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Direct questioning about global impact revealed more negative views and associations with objective indices of cognitive impairment.
Pubmed
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That said, Najarian notes overwhelmingly negative views may represent a capitulation marking the bottom of a cycle.
Reuters
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The finding comes amid growing fear that negative views on public companies are being muffled in Hong Kong.
Reuters
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Some people still have negative views about fashion in Iran Dana Mashalahpoor, model Despite this, red lines persist.
The Guardian
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