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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of distrust.
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Examples
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It distrusts and makes no effort to understand the phenomenon right in front of its nose.
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Going a bit off topic I can see that Aaron distrusts the Police completely and I would be interested to hear his ideas about how we could effectively Police the country without upsetting anyone whilst still dealing with offenders robustly? on April 2, 2010 at 2: 36 am Vetnurse
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Finally, Labour's shadow cabinet needs to acknowledge that it doesn't understand business, has almost no direct and relevant experience and, accordingly distrusts and is distrusted by business.
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Mr. Kan's own Democratic Party of Japan, or DPJ, distrusts the new hire for not being one of them and resents him for taking a high-profile post that could have gone to a DPJ member.
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Julian Assange distrusts mainstream media for "playing along."
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"The rest of the state fervently distrusts Democrats and this part of the state fervently distrusts Republicans," said Joe Moore, a 31-year-old attorney from Merrillville who said northwest Indiana aligns more with Chicago.
Rep. Pete Visclosky: In Gary, A Safe Democratic Incumbent, Scandals And All
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At the second round of negotiations, on October 19, the sticking point was the central role assigned to France: a country that Iran with reason distrusts even more than it distrusts the U.S. Russia now interceded to subcontract for a swap of LEU in place of France.
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To make matters worse, Vi Rose intensely distrusts Randy.
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Skarsgard shows us the slowly reawakened feelings that Ulrik initially distrusts, then begins to enjoy.
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I can see why Kling distrusts media stars in social science, because I tend not to distrust them period.
Cities and Educated Elites, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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