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At the time, the UN and some Western nations said that they would only consider a ruling by a court that genocide is taking place as authoritative.

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As she astutely points out, it goes unmentioned in most of the supposedly authoritative cookbooks theoretically meant to tell Egyptian women the proper way to cook for the nation’s benefit.

A record number of the world’s top money managers now say stocks are overvalued, according to an authoritative new report.

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Some of Mr. Fatsis’ new colleagues observed that the very notion of authoritative repositories of information had come to seem archaic; now “expertise was ceasing to matter” and “institutions were growing suspect.”

Some former CDC leaders said a shift away from a central, authoritative voice in public health could cause confusion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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