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We have gone through different comments by really unhappy Kenyans about the issue.There are those establishment figures so servile that they can even gullibly swallow the excrement of those they consider their 'leaders'.

He began reclaiming some of the industrial enterprises so gullibly surrendered after the fall of Communism, buying back 21% of the energy giant MOL from Russia in 2011.

Ressa could not muster public support and their blind followers instead resort to international groups who are clueless of the real situation of the Philippines and gullibly lend their names to such unworthy causes," he added.

According to him, Filipinos are no longer fooled by 'political dramas 'concocted' by the administration's critics who then resort to international groups who are 'clueless' of the real situation in the country and 'gullibly' lend their names to 'such unworthy cases.'

Unfortunately, a Unesco listing which gives it a tentative status as a heritage site, gullibly takes up the Pakistani claim.

But more importantly, the certificate serves as a costly lesson to stakeholders who gullibly succumb to the spells ofValley startup founders without performing their due diligence (Theranos investors collectively lost nearly $1 billion).

The problem is that the media gullibly swallowed it hook, line and sinker and misrepresented a survey of 140 cities as a survey of the world's millions of cities.This hasty generalization is logically fallacious and calls to question the failure of rigour among the gatekeepers who are responsible for interrogating information disseminated by a company in a bid to sell its product before uploading for public consumption.

Modern Muslim scholars will be doing a great disservice to Islam, he argues, if they gullibly apply elements of the classical fiqh literature without first assessing them with the divine sources of Islamic law.

But when it gets there, it sees that there are many, many words present: not just "honeycomb" but "gullibly" and "goutweed" and others.

But it highlights the demand for rooms that has apparently led some landlords to believe they can dress up the most ridiculous spaces as being available to let - and some desperately gullible or gullibly desperate renter will put down a deposit.

They are almost universally considered politicians of mediocre intellect who believe all sorts of fairytales, collected spurious anecdotes, myths and gullibly accepted partisan versions of human rights.