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Meanings of theories in English
Usage of theories in English
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We find that we can indeed rule out new theories quite effectively.
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The Feeling of Truth People love conspiracy theories because they feel good.
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I only wish to point out that there are other theories possible.
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MS: What do you think is the relevance of Darwin's theories today?
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I actually used the Stoner case as a laboratory for my theories.
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It used to be the far left who traded in conspiracy theories.
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Sanctimony, double standards and conspiracy theories form the core of their approach.
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Scientific theories abounded, all lacking in evidence or any form of proof.
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Background: Contemporary theories and evidence implicate defective emotion regulation in violent behaviour.
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It's difficult to prove these businesses harm consumers under conventional antitrust theories.
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All the theories added together fail to explain it in Darwinian terms.
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As with counselling, there are different practices that reflect the different theories.
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But Mr Trump has a history of spreading conspiracy theories without evidence.
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Scientific theories are falsifiable and modifiable in the light of new evidence.
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In other words, it's a group in which people share conspiracy theories.
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We present a linear-response approach for time-dependent density-functional theories using time-adiabatic functionals.
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