While Hay's sales materials claim that the LSI is "statistically reliable and valid, " psychometricians beg to differ.

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The small-business owner who can't get credit and the mounting number of unemployed and foreclosed homeowners would beg to differ.

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Though Dr. Hall and her attorney deny any involvement in the teaching scandal, those closest to the case beg to differ.

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The banks themselves will of course beg to differ, and perhaps will as earnings reports for U.S. banks roll out over the next few weeks.

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Others, mainly the guys who study meteorology, beg to differ.

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Yet the women themselves might beg to differ.

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Even Ms Banerjee may beg to differ.

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Steph's Blog would beg to differ though - and sticks the boot into the BBC while she is at it, comparing a report on violence at an opposition rally on Sunday in state-owned The Herald newspaper with one of ours.

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Some other doctors beg to differ.

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David Cameron would beg to differ.

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Wine snobs beg to differ.

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We beg to differ.

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Advertisers beg to differ.

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