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The misgivings of scientists are particularly shrill in Frameshift , by Canadian sci-fi writer Robert J. Sawyer.
The Nixon Library's gloss on Nixon's remarks about Jews ends by pointing out that despite Nixon's initial misgivings about appointing Herbert Stein to chair the Council on Economic Advisors (Stein, who prior to his recent death was a Slate contributor, was also Jewish),
During the first years of Nazi anti-Semitic incitement [says Bankier], most Germans ("large sectors," "the bulk," "sizable parts") found "the form of persecution abhorrent," expressed "misgivings about the brutal methods employed," "remained on the sidelines," "severely condemned the persecution," etc.
James Kallstrom, who directed the Flight 800 investigation, indicated at a press conference last week that he had some misgivings about the film.
Despite the fact that two-thirds of Americans have moral misgivings about abortion, expediency overpowers "traditional morality."