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So the birther issue will roll on, promoted by the crazies and political cynics.

sacbee.com

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To all of you arm chair cynics, please take a note that this is a private event.

economist.com

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Perhaps, as the cynics will assume, it was just a way of making her feel better.

independent.co.uk

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Due to the limited release, cynics have accused the brewery of fueling the hype.

sacbee.com

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And cynics noted a lack of warmth or specifics in her praise of her young rival.

economist.com

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But they have now come far enough to be able to thumb their noses at the cynics.

economist.com

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We can hope that, this time, the cynics about Mideast peace will be proved wrong.

washingtonpost.com

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Cynics might point to the absence of commission on investment trusts as a factor.

dailymail.co.uk

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Cynics might assume that the player is enough of a star for Uefa to be lenient.

guardian.co.uk

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