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The rest of us don't want them to because we do not feel they are, as a rule, compenent enough to make correct judgements about complicated issues.

Confining Beliefs to Defined Domains 2009

Stupid is like like mass, not velocity - there is no time compenent.

"I love movies like that..." Ann Althouse 2009

I do think that Posner overstates the attitudinal model/political/legal realist compenent of adjudication, but not by much (certainly not at the USSC level).

Balkinization 2006

Bush neglected to mention that in 2000 he campaigned on a pledge to regulate carbon dioxide emissions as central compenent of his energy policy.

Think Progress » Bush Brags He Kept Campaign Promise on Global Warming, Forgets Pledge To Regulate CO2 2006

The only think he is compenent to decide is whether he wants his eggs scrambled or poached.

Think Progress » Kristol On War Critics: ‘It’s So Irresponsible That They Can’t Be Quiet For Six Or Nine Months’ 2007

I should like there to be some compenent - see holism about - but I doubt there are enough hours in the day.

Training Spirit-Friendly Doctors Susan Palwick 2007

Most tests we use to assess public schools have no “critical thinking” compenent. and can in fact punish it by having trick questions for even the youngest students Public schools in California have several standardized tests each year that last several days each - and have dire consequences for the schools if each grade does not improve each year.

“The Boy Crisis” part 2: Boy Brains and Girl Brains 2005

Health Video: Doctors Find Blade Lodged in Man's Skull Report Abuse When greed is not a compenent of product development I think we get better ideas.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

Of the compenent parts of our reasonings concerning cause and effect

A treatise of human nature 1739

These accounts don't have permission to launch the COM compenent.

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