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Improving Risk Analysis
Stag hunt game Player 2 cooperates Player 2 defects Player 1 cooperates 3, 3 0,
2 Player 1 defects 2, 0 l, 1 (It is conventional to refer to acting trustworthily in such
games as “cooperate” and to acting untrustworthily as “defect,” and we follow ...
Louis Anthony Cox Jr.,
2013
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The Scientifically Substantiated Art of Teaching: A Study in ...
... so: “The human brain judges others' faces and tones of voices for threat levels
in a rapid and often unconscious way, influencing the way information from these
sources is perceived (i.e., valid, invalid, trustworthy, untrustworthily, etc.) (B10).
Tracey Noel Tokuhama-Espinosa,
2008
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The New International Encyclopædia
Macklin's Life was written by Congreve (London, 1798), turned into sheer
romance by Kirkman (ib., 1799), untrustworthily described by Cooke (ib., 1804),
and well treated by Parry (ib., 1891). MACKONOCHIE, ma-kon'o-kl, ALEXANDER
...
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
... facts so untrustworthily reported. Probably it has been the character of the
evidence and the witnesses which has repelled men of enlarged views from
taking up the subject. There is no other part of philosophical history more obscure
than ...
... world is making on the non-Christian, is a useful work, and it is here partially
performed. The philosophy of rational conversion is yet to come, but the first step
is to get the facts ; for there is scarce any class of facts so untrustworthily reported
...
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Relational Designs in Literature and the Arts: Page and ...
... already points to that predicament: 'Thus the unfacts, did we possess them, are
too irnprecisely few to warrant our certitude, the evidencegivers by legpoll too
untrustworthily irreperible where his adjudgers are sernrningly freak threes but
his ...
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An Introduction to the New Testament
Interpolations have thus been adopted from the Vulgate or some later Greek text,
and incorporated into the old version ; so that the form of the printed editions, and
of some manuscript copies, very indistinctly and untrustworthily presents the ...
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International Change and the Stability of Multiethnic ...
The more the subordinate groups behave untrustworthily, the more the dominant
group will become untrusting toward them, and the more the dominant group will
rely on its power to shape the intercommunal relations. Hence, for a given level ...
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The new international encyclopaedia
The last is a masterpiece, Maeklin's Life was written by Congreve (London, 1798)
, turned into sheer romance by Kirkman (ib., 1799), untrustworthily described by
Cooke (ib., 1804), and well treated by Parry (ib., 1801 ) . MACKONOCHIE ...
Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby,
1905
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Great Hollywood Westerns: Classic Pictur
LeRoy Mason plays the half-and-half heavy with just the right touch of heartiness,
whilst Lloyd Ingraham as the seemingly too easily persuaded captain, Clarence
Geldert as a ripe old avuncular actor, Louis Natheaux as a most untrustworthily ...
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New Yorker Finds Himself Charmed By SF's Panhandlers, Parks …
The place is sort of untrustworthily beautiful. Me, I don't know San Francisco, so who am I to say. I did walk past Dolores once, on a long walk... and what I saw ... «SFist, Lip 15»
Intelligent people 'more trusting'
In other words, they may be better at identifying when any particular person would be likely to act untrustworthily, based on the characteristics of the prospective ... «Belfast Telegraph, Mar 14»
Book review: A Life in Men by Gina Frangello
And who will blame you if you live selfishly, greedily, untrustworthily? Who will love you nonetheless? Who will understand how you — this you — wants, most of ... «Chicago Tribune, Lut 14»