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It means ID adherents have raised productive doubts--and in science, being productively wrong is nearly as valuable as being right.
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And on Tuesday newly-appointed US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said at a news briefing that a "clear opportunity" existed for Iran "to demonstrate some willingness to engage more productively" and added "Whether or not that hand becomes...
on Jan 28, 2009 By: Hillary Rodham Clinton Source: Journal of Turkish Weekly
"I think, quite frankly, I'm going to have to make a judgment in the next little while as to whether or not this Parliament can function productively," Harper said.
on Aug 14, 2008 By: Stephen Harper Source: Canada.com
"My focus will certainly be on maintaining my health," Cervenka, 53, said. "Many people remain strong and continue to live their lives as productively as they had before an MS diagnosis, and I plan to be one of those people."
on Jun 2, 2009 By: Exene Cervenka Source: Los Angeles Times