A lot of athletes have this, you know, sort of invincibility.

And I'm sure you'll feel that it's from a safe source.

Competition authorities, on the other hand, tend to believe that the more competition, the better.

Scientists increasingly believe that global warming will be accompanied by larger climatic disturbances. Recent evidence is at least consistent with that hypothesis.

Scientists increasingly believe that global warming will be accompanied by larger climatic disturbances.

Now we in the West overwhelmingly seem to think in these days at least that the authority and legitimacy of the state is a function of democracy.

Indeed, conventional wisdom holds that, during a depression, citizens become risk averse and will not support liberalization.

Non economists tend to think of economics as a discipline that idolizes markets and a narrow concept of (allocative) efficiency. If the only economics course you take is the typical introductory survey, or if you are a journalist asking an economist for a quick opinion on a policy issue, that is indeed what you will encounter.

Non economists tend to think of economics as a discipline that idolizes markets and a narrow concept of (allocative) efficiency.

They tend to think their children are right in everything they do, even if it's something that's not socially appropriate.

People in the US, Indonesia, China, Iran, and Great Britain are particularly likely to perceive greater equality.

As we approach the end of the millennium, some think that this trend can be seen everywhere.

He pointed out, however, that self determination was not another term for secession, as many wrongly believed.

They tend to believe that culture reflects the existence of a soul type, or that it's an expression of humans intelligence and creativity.

Some people are apt to think of their own way of life as the normal one and to look down on life styles that differ from it.

Now we in the West overwhelmingly seem to think in these days at least that the authority and legitimacy of the state is a function of democracy.

We tend to make mistakes.

Now, economists tend to (Applause)

You're inclined to be a little...

Our own sense of self aggrandizement feels that big important problems need to have big important, and most of all, expensive solutions attached to them.

Fruits tend to decay soon.

Children are inclined to be disobedient.

We are apt to make mistakes.

Everybody tends to be lazy.

We tend to make mistakes.

We tend to make mistakes.

We're apt to make mistakes.

Hard things are apt to get broken.

Children are apt to dramatise.

So was the Royal Academy of Sciences mistaken in not giving its award of a Nobel Prize to Einstein for what most people would consider his most important intellectual discovery?

This leads to people forgetting about other crisis.

We are apt to waste time.

Are you in favor of the proposal?

We are inclined to forget this fact.

We are apt to forget this fact.

Young people tend to think so.

Sick people tend to be pessimistic.

We tend to forget this fact.

People are very inclined to paranoia.

Are you given to understatement, Father?

A woman's view is seldom aesthetic.

Two serious conclusions follow from all this first, any change to the voting rules of the ECB's Governing Council should minimize the potential for regional bias, which can only grow with expansion eastward. Second, reformers should not presume that officials at the ECB's Frankfurt headquarters are less likely to show bias than officials from national central banks.

Second, reformers should not presume that officials at the ECB's Frankfurt headquarters are less likely to show bias than officials from national central banks.

But small states are less likely to think that they can create the rules of the game, and accordingly they are more willing and able to make adjustments.

Small countries tend to be open to trade.