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    32. Respect for the opposition

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    33. Science and Hell's kitchen: the local understanding of hazard issues

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    34. Science communication and the rationality of public opinion formation

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    35. Scientists and journalists: reporting science as news

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    36. Scientists deserve public attention, but exalt them at your peril: The deference people show experts is often unwarranted and should not excuse widespread participation in setting public policy

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    38. Skepticism and the architecture of trust

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    40. Time for voices to be raised

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