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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Doubt | | | | | |  Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Kadima - Doubts following Sharon's medical problemsThe ramifications of Sharon's close identification with Kadima has moved in an unexpected direction due to his hospitalization on December 18, 2005 after reportedly suffering a minor stroke [10]. During his hospital stay, Sharon was also diagnosed with a minor hole in his heart and was scheduled to undergo a cardiac catheterization to fill the hole in his atrial septum on January 5, 2006. However, on January 4, 2006, 22:50 Israel Time (GMT +0200) Sharon suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke, and was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital i ...
See also:Kadima, Kadima - Kadima's platform, Kadima - Political objectives and policies, Kadima - Birth of the new party, Kadima - Awaiting a political big bang, Kadima - Split from Likud, Kadima - Background to the split, Kadima - Internal opposition within the Likud, Kadima - The resignation of Labour ministers, Kadima - Naming the new party, Kadima - Further developments, Kadima - Doubts following Sharon's medical problems, Kadima - Membership, Kadima - Former Likud members, Kadima - Former Labour members, Kadima - Former members of other parties, Kadima - Other prominent figures Read more here: » Kadima: Encyclopedia II - Kadima - Doubts following Sharon's medical problems |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Rao Farman Ali - Doubts on Rao's Version of 1971 He served in Dhaka cantonment for more than a decade and was involved in intelligence gathering, making strategic decisions and formulating policies. He was also involved in buying Bengali politicians to subvert nationalist movements. He was in charge of the civil administration, knew about Bangladesh more than his peers.
In the book 'The Betrayal of East Pakistan', General Niazi described General Farman as an opportunist, a conspirator and a swindler. Niazi also said, implicating Farman's involvement in the killing of the inte ...
See also:Rao Farman Ali, Rao Farman Ali - Rao and Jamaat-e-Islami, Rao Farman Ali - Hamoodur Rahman Commission Report, Rao Farman Ali - Rao on Mukti Bahini and General Niazi, Rao Farman Ali - Rao's Controversial Letter and Diary, Rao Farman Ali - Doubts on Rao's Version of 1971 Read more here: » Rao Farman Ali: Encyclopedia II - Rao Farman Ali - Doubts on Rao's Version of 1971 |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Left-Right politics - Doubt about the contemporary relevance of the terms See main article political spectrum.
Some contemporary political positions, such as the position known in the US as "libertarianism", are very hard to characterize in left-right terms. These libertarians are socially liberal, but reject the leftist advocacy of government regulation of business. Arguably, their politics are the most similar to those of the classical liberalism of the old left of 1789.
Many modern thinkers question whether the left-right distinction is even relevant in the 21st century. After all, in most ...
See also:Left-Right politics, Left-Right politics - Meaning of the terms, Left-Right politics - Historical origin of the terms, Left-Right politics - Evolution of the terms, Left-Right politics - Modern U.S. use of the terms, Left-Right politics - Doubt about the contemporary relevance of the terms Read more here: » Left-Right politics: Encyclopedia II - Left-Right politics - Doubt about the contemporary relevance of the terms |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Bernardo Bertolucci - Spiritualism Certainty and Self-Doubt Bertolucci also has a talent for putting the human soul under the microscope. Psychoanalysis is as central to his films as it is to Woody Allen's, and Marlon Brando claimed that Bertolucci's sharing of psychoanalytical confidences with the star on the set of Last Tango in Paris helped elicit the performance that many consider Brando's best. Bertolucci himself is also known for the number of psychologists who have followed him everywhere, even interpreting his dreams, as a subject of dissertations and research on the creative artist. His interest in unders ...
See also:Bernardo Bertolucci, Bernardo Bertolucci - Born in Parma Italy, Bernardo Bertolucci - Directed his First Film at age 21, Bernardo Bertolucci - A Period of Collaboration with Co-Producers, Bernardo Bertolucci - Advocate of Marxism, Bernardo Bertolucci - Evaluation of Bertolucci's films, Bernardo Bertolucci - Spiritualism Certainty and Self-Doubt, Bernardo Bertolucci - Profit-motive explains Some Shocking Scenes, Bernardo Bertolucci - Filmography Read more here: » Bernardo Bertolucci: Encyclopedia II - Bernardo Bertolucci - Spiritualism Certainty and Self-Doubt |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts On March 5, Adolph Beck was found guilty, and despite maintaining his innocence throughout, was sentenced to seven years of penal servitude at Portland Convict Prison in Portland, Dorset. In prison he was given John Smith's old prison number, D 523, with the letter W added, indicating a repeat convict.
England did not yet have a court of criminal appeal, but from 1896 to 1901 Becks' solicitor presented ten petitions for reexamination of his case. His requests to see the prison's description of John Smith were repeatedly denied. Howeve ...
See also:Adolph Beck case, Adolph Beck case - About Adolph Beck, Adolph Beck case - The arrest, Adolph Beck case - The trial, Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts, Adolph Beck case - Rearrest and conviction, Adolph Beck case - The truth about John Smith, Adolph Beck case - Aftermath Read more here: » Adolph Beck case: Encyclopedia II - Adolph Beck case - Conviction and doubts |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Electroshock gun - Doubts over their effectiveness as self-defense weapons Although these devices are usually advertised as very effective "personal defense" weapons, many security operators and martial arts experts genuinely doubt their effectiveness against determined and physically strong aggressors in a real melee combat situation and their value as a defense weapon in general.
Their claims are that "stun-guns" need much more continuous and uninterrupted contact time with one's intended target than usually advertised, well above 5 seconds, to effectively stop a determined assailant, and that much ...
See also:Electroshock gun, Electroshock gun - Commercially available varieties, Electroshock gun - Electric shock prods, Electroshock gun - Hand-held projectile stun gun, Electroshock gun - Stun belts, Electroshock gun - Prototype designs, Electroshock gun - Weapons that administer electric shock through a stream of liquid, Electroshock gun - Principles of operation, Electroshock gun - Discussion, Electroshock gun - Legal restrictions, Electroshock gun - Flammability, Electroshock gun - Political suppression, Electroshock gun - Torture, Electroshock gun - Doubts over their effectiveness as self-defense weapons, Electroshock gun - Other types, Electroshock gun - Patents Read more here: » Electroshock gun: Encyclopedia II - Electroshock gun - Doubts over their effectiveness as self-defense weapons |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - SCO v. IBM - Fear uncertainty and doubt A number of Linux supporters have characterized SCO's actions as an attempt to create fear, uncertainty and doubt about Linux. Many believe that SCO's aim is to be bought out by IBM. Others have pointed to Microsoft's subsequent licensing of the SCO source code as a possible quid pro quo for SCO's action.
Univention GmbH, a Linux integrator, reported on May 30, 2003 it was granted an injunction by a Bremen court under German competition law that prohibits the SCO Group's German division from saying that Linux contains illegally ...
See also:SCO v. IBM, SCO v. IBM - SCO's claims, SCO v. IBM - Free software/open source community reaction, SCO v. IBM - The GPL issue, SCO v. IBM - The GPL and the US Constitution, SCO v. IBM - Novell enters the controversy, SCO v. IBM - Fear uncertainty and doubt, SCO v. IBM - IBM's AIX license, SCO v. IBM - IBM counterclaims against SCO, SCO v. IBM - Discovery, SCO v. IBM - Examples of controversial code revealed, SCO v. IBM - Copyright claims December 2003 Read more here: » SCO v. IBM: Encyclopedia II - SCO v. IBM - Fear uncertainty and doubt |
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| | | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The distribution of AIDS cases casts doubt on HIV as the cause. Viruses are not gender-specific yet only a small proportion of AIDS cases are among women The distribution of AIDS cases, whether in the United States or elsewhere in the world, invariably mirrors the prevalence of HIV in a population. In the United States, HIV first appeared in populations of homosexual men and injection-drug users, a majority of whom are male. Because HIV is spread primarily through sex or by the exchange of HIV-contaminated needles during intravenous drug use, it is not surprising that a majority of U.S. AIDS cases have occurred in men (U.S. Census Bureau, 1999).
These behaviors also show a gender skew: ...
See also:Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - Sexual intercourse with a virgin will cure AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV was introduced to North America by a Canadian flight attendant, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is transmitted by mosquitoes, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV cannot be transmitted through oral sex, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - You can get AIDS through casual contact with an HIV infected individual, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV can only infect gay men and drug users, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - An HIV-infected mother cannot have children, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AIDS can be cured, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The AIDS epidemic began when sailors/black men had sexual intercourse with African monkeys transmitting the virus to modern humans, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AIDS was created by the CIA, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is the same as AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV antibody testing is unreliable, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - There is no AIDS in Africa. AIDS is nothing more than a new name for old diseases, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS because researchers are unable to explain precisely how HIV destroys the immune system, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AZT and other antiretroviral drugs not HIV cause AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - Behavioral factors such as recreational drug use and multiple sexual partners not HIV account for AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AIDS among transfusion recipients is due to underlying diseases that necessitated the transfusion rather than to HIV, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - High usage of clotting factor concentrate not HIV leads to CD4+ T-cell depletion and AIDS in hemophiliacs, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The distribution of AIDS cases casts doubt on HIV as the cause. Viruses are not gender-specific yet only a small proportion of AIDS cases are among women, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS because the body develops a vigorous antibody response to the virus, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - Only a small number of CD4+ T cells are infected by HIV not enough to damage the immune system, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is not the cause of AIDS because many individuals with HIV have not developed AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is not the cause of AIDS because some people have symptoms associated with AIDS but are not infected with HIV, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The spectrum of AIDS-related infections seen in different populations proves that AIDS is actually many diseases not caused by HIV Read more here: » Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS: Encyclopedia II - Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The distribution of AIDS cases casts doubt on HIV as the cause. Viruses are not gender-specific yet only a small proportion of AIDS cases are among women |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The distribution of AIDS cases casts doubt on HIV as the cause. Viruses are not gender-specific, yet only a small proportion of AIDS cases are among women The distribution of AIDS cases, whether in the United States or elsewhere in the world, invariably mirrors the prevalence of HIV in a population. In the United States, HIV first appeared in populations of homosexual men and injection-drug users, a majority of whom are male. Because HIV is spread primarily through sex or by the exchange of HIV-contaminated needles during intravenous drug use, it is not surprising that a majority of U.S. AIDS cases have occurred in men (U.S. Census Bureau, 1999).
These behaviors also show a gender skew: ...
See also:Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - Sexual intercourse with a virgin will cure AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV was introduced to North America by a Canadian flight attendant, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is transmitted by mosquitoes, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV cannot be transmitted through oral sex, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - You can get AIDS through casual contact with an HIV infected individual, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV can only infect gay men and drug users, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - An HIV-infected mother cannot have children, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AIDS can be cured, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The AIDS epidemic began when sailors/black men had sexual intercourse with African monkeys, transmitting the virus to modern humans, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AIDS was created by the CIA, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is the same as AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV antibody testing is unreliable, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - There is no AIDS in Africa. AIDS is nothing more than a new name for old diseases, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS because researchers are unable to explain precisely how HIV destroys the immune system, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AZT and other antiretroviral drugs, not HIV, cause AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - Behavioral factors such as recreational drug use and multiple sexual partners, not HIV, account for AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - AIDS among transfusion recipients is due to underlying diseases that necessitated the transfusion, rather than to HIV, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - High usage of clotting factor concentrate, not HIV, leads to CD4+ T-cell depletion and AIDS in hemophiliacs, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The distribution of AIDS cases casts doubt on HIV as the cause. Viruses are not gender-specific, yet only a small proportion of AIDS cases are among women, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS because the body develops a vigorous antibody response to the virus, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - Only a small number of CD4+ T cells are infected by HIV, not enough to damage the immune system, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is not the cause of AIDS because many individuals with HIV have not developed AIDS, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - HIV is not the cause of AIDS because some people have symptoms associated with AIDS but are not infected with HIV, Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The spectrum of AIDS-related infections seen in different populations proves that AIDS is actually many diseases not caused by HIV Read more here: » Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS: Encyclopedia II - Common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS - The distribution of AIDS cases casts doubt on HIV as the cause. Viruses are not gender-specific, yet only a small proportion of AIDS cases are among women |
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| | | | | | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Aulus Persius Flaccus - Life According to the Life contained in the manuscripts, Persius was a native of Volaterrae, of good stock on both parents' side. When six years old he lost his father, and his step-father died in a few years. At the age of twelve Persius came to Rome, where he was taught by Remmius Palaemon and the rhetor Verginius Flavus. Four years later began a close friendship with the Stoic Lucius Annaeus Cornutus. One of the philosopher's pupils, Lucan, became a generous admirer of all Persius wrote. While still a youth, he became the friend of the ...
See also:Aulus Persius Flaccus, Aulus Persius Flaccus - Life, Aulus Persius Flaccus - Doubts over his biography, Aulus Persius Flaccus - Work, Aulus Persius Flaccus - Authorities Read more here: » Aulus Persius Flaccus: Encyclopedia II - Aulus Persius Flaccus - Life |
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| | | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Robert Morton - Music Given the almost complete elimination of 15th century music manuscripts in England, largely by Henry VIII during the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 1530s, it is not surprising that most of Morton's music survives in sources from the Continent, and if he was ever active as a musician in his native land, all trace is lost. Eight pieces survive, all rondeaux. One of the most famous of them is the earliest known setting of the tune l'homme arme, which was used by many early Renaissance composers as a cantus firmus for the Mass. This piece, a quodlibet, is probably datable to May 1464; it seems to have been written as a departure gift for a ...
See also:Robert Morton, Robert Morton - Life, Robert Morton - Music, Robert Morton - Works, Robert Morton - Attribution considered secure, Robert Morton - Doubtful Read more here: » Robert Morton: Encyclopedia II - Robert Morton - Music |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - A6 murder - Suspects
A6 murder - Peter Alphon.
The first suspect was Peter Alphon, a travelling salesman, who had behaved strangely in the period following the crime. He had no alibi for the time in question. However, at an identity parade, Storie picked out another man known to be innocent.
A6 murder - James Hanratty.
The next suspect was a 25-year old petty criminal, James Hanratty. Storie picked him from an identity parade from her hospital bed, having heard the parade members speak a particular ...
See also:A6 murder, A6 murder - The crime, A6 murder - Suspects, A6 murder - Peter Alphon, A6 murder - James Hanratty, A6 murder - Hanging of James Hanratty, A6 murder - Doubts over the verdict Read more here: » A6 murder: Encyclopedia II - A6 murder - Suspects |
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| | | | | Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Greek Financial Audit 2004 - Context According to the European regulations, all EU Member States have to compile government accounts, notably the government deficit and debt. The decision on the participation in the European Monetary Union would depend on the government accounts. In particular a deficit below 3% of GDP and debt below 60% of GDP, or if above, declining.
Up until 1995, Greece recorded very high deficits, for some years above 10% of GDP. Then it miraculously melted down. In 2000, given a deficit below 3% of GDP, Greece was accep ...
See also:Greek Financial Audit 2004, Greek Financial Audit 2004 - Context, Greek Financial Audit 2004 - Doubts about quality of numbers and first major revision, Greek Financial Audit 2004 - Most recent revision, Greek Financial Audit 2004 - Political dispute Read more here: » Greek Financial Audit 2004: Encyclopedia II - Greek Financial Audit 2004 - Context |
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