Again the idea that some people are inherently trusting, whilst others are not, appears ill-founded.

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The minister said he deplored "ill-founded and irresponsible" comments that the closure would place lives at risk.

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The charges are ill-founded and we look forward to a time when Senator Smith can put this behind him.

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Actually, the suspicion that American firms have stitched up the lucrative contracts to come in Iraq is probably ill-founded.

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She expressed dismay at the spate of restrictive laws that she and many of her fellow physicians view as ill-founded.

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They say many ill-founded proceedings are begun, which are abandoned as soon as any legal representation is made on behalf of a client.

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He dubbed it an "ill-founded and elitist Tory-conceived venture" and said the government should order National Lottery organisers Camelot to ballot players to see whether its funding should go to another cause.

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The visitors put out a strong line-up with only Frank Lampard and Alex missing but any thoughts they would be distracted by having one eye on next Saturday's FA Cup final proved ill-founded.

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These fears may be ill-founded, for two reasons.

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But although all the excited talk about a great fall in standards seems ill-founded, evidence does exist that as pupils have become increasingly aware of which subjects are the hardest to pass they have deserted them.

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As for American concerns about the Security Council, they look ill-founded: the Dayton accords were signed even though all the leaders involved in the Bosnian conflict were explicitly denied immunity from prosecution for war crimes (by the Americans themselves).

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Since the juries that determine those damages sometimes award ruinous sums, firms often find the certainty of spending a little to buy off an ill-founded suit preferable to the risk of financial disaster by contesting it (and consumers end up with more expensive products as a result).

ECONOMIST: Class actions

Founded in 1954 by the son of a traveling X-ray machine installer, the Glenwood, Ill. company makes tools called dosimeters, which measure and monitor radiation exposure.

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