It is generally accepted that commodity price trends mark the stability of the currency in which they are denominated.

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It is generally accepted that Muhammad is in many ways a better king than his often mercilessly repressive father.

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Now that the crash is well and truly behind us it is generally accepted that a recovery is in process.

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It is generally accepted that descending triangles are typically continuation patterns.

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With all of the different market players closing and rolling positions, it is generally accepted that quadruple witching expirations have a lot of potential for volatility.

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It is generally accepted that the conflict we are in at the moment is as much a war of ideas as it is a military one.

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It is generally accepted that trade with poor countries has been one of the factors reducing the wages of unskilled workers, relative to skilled ones, in the United States.

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Although there is usually a personal financial hit to get well, it is generally accepted that it costs society a lot more when substance abuse goes unchecked, with alcohol abuse alone costing upwards of 220 billion per year, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

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It is now generally accepted that the blame for the Great Depression in 1930s America does not lie with the Wall Street crash of 1929 but the unreasonably tight monetary policy which followed it.

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In fact it is generally accepted wisdom among oil and gas insiders that of course BP cut corners to finish Macondo as quickly as possible.

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It is ironic, however, that one generally accepted measure of consumer prices the core CPI has just recorded, at plus six tenths of one percent, the lowest year-over-year increase in the history of the index.

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That was clearly not a "love" match but from Real Tennis it is generally accepted the modern tennis scoring system and terminology evolved.

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