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fixed opinion

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See: conviction, persuasion


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His profession entails granting certificates to conscripts seeking deferrals, and the opinions in his letter clearly show that he has a fixed opinion of the army.
They also argue that Fierro's lawyers have presented no evidence that prospective Santa Fe County jurors have fixed opinions about his case that would prevent a fair trial.
The volatility of the Arab Summit apparatus - consisting of ageing leaders with fixed opinions and disinterested younger ones with none - is quite a problem.
 
 
 
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