Sally Rebuts the Opposition

Sally felt a little uncomfortable, since her paragraph didn't contain any evidence so far. But soon she found a passage in a book that looked right:

[...] 
     Some people disagree with the opinions quoted above, 
saying that Problem X is the invention of overzealous 
news reporters who are trying to make a story out of 
unconnected incidents.  But if Problem X were only 
a myth, would the government really fund expensive 
research projects or make such major policy decisions?
Brown says "Naysayers have come forward to try to thwart 
nearly every great social engineering project, from the 
New Deal to HMO reform, so it is no wonder that critics 
will raise their voices now" (34).

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