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• Not because the award committee members are slaves to reviews (although I have seen reviews used to kill a book's chances), but because the members and the reviewers are the same people.
• His notice of the sermons of Ebenezer Erskine, the Secession leader, provoked a sharp pamphlet from Erskine's son, in which the reviewers were accused of teaching unsound theological views, of putting the creature before the Creator by allowing the lawfulness of a lie in certain situations, of throwing ridicule on the Bible and the Westminster Confession of Faith , and of having David Hume, an atheist, among their number. —  Life of Adam Smith
• CNET's team of reporters and reviewers will be at the show, covering technology's heavy hitters and previewing thousands of products before they are released to the public. —  Crave: The gadget blog
• Humes 'push for the compatibility between evolution and religion is a little suspicious, given that many of his reviewers are avowed atheists. —  Evolution News & Views
• According to reviewers, the most power-efficient netbooks, such as Aspire One model, can run for up to five hours and 15 minutes in real-world applications, with most others capable of lasting between two and four hours. —  Latest from Computerworld

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