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theories
noun as in hypothesis, belief
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"We are hopeful this will be a paper that shows that small, simple theories have a place in psychology," Brody says.
He also lacked significant management and criminal law experience and had repeated numerous false conspiracy theories.
In Goldstein’s view, Democrats’ desire to see the cases through just proves that their support is based not on “confidence in the prosecutors’ legal theories and evidence,” but instead on “politics and hatred of Mr. Trump.”
The result validates our leading model of the universe and limits possible theories of modified gravity, which have been proposed as alternative ways to explain unexpected observations -- including the accelerating expansion of our universe that is typically attributed to dark energy.
"Studying the rate at which galaxies formed lets us directly test our theories and, so far, we're lining up with what general relativity predicts at cosmological scales."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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