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With so many divergent opinions in the field, it was unreasonable for
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With so many divergent opinions in the field, it was unreasonable for the scientist to expect that his theory, however sound, would not encounter _______ .
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. expression |
| B. resentment |
| C. resistance | D. comprehension | E. criticism |
| F. intelligibility |
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What the scientist encounters is based on the "divergent opinions in the field." If there are divergent opinions, then his theory would most likely encounter resistance and criticism.
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What the scientist encounters is based on the "divergent opinions in the field." If there are divergent opinions, then his theory would most likely encounter resistance and criticism.
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