You need them to know that you are not doubting them, but you are doubting the content and make sure they understand that.
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"She was very gifted and she never felt like she was good enough and she was constantly doubting herself, and I mean morosely doubting herself," says Greg.
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After nine months of doubt -- doubting that he would run, doubting that he would stay in the race, doubting that he could win a single primary -- Trump's victories in New Hampshire, South Carolina and most recently a landslide win in Nevada have convinced some pundits and reporters that he is racing toward the nomination.
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We're not doubting your ability to effectively brush your teeth.
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It's deeply contaminated, deeply undermined, deeply doubting its own existence.
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I'm doubting it a little bit, looking at those corners.
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Are you tired of doubting information from the news media?
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About a month ago people were doubting us and whatnot.
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We can forgive Arya for still doubting her sister's immaturity.
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Some are, however, doubting the sustainability of this impressive rally.
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Because often, when the nerves hit, you start doubting yourself.
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He wondered if anyone else noticed, doubting that they couldn't.
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But there is no doubting Icahn's capacity to do so.
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There is no doubting the strength of Mr Johnson's position.
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" She went on, "I'm a self-doubting person by nature.
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There's no doubting how proud Bill Clinton is of his wife.
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"Anybody doubting the Tesco margin recovery should think again," he said.
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Everybody is kind of doubting us, but I think we're hungry.
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She ended up getting in trouble with Nassar for doubting him.
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"A lot of these Boomer Republicans are doubting me," he says.
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There's no doubting that it's a gift right up Jenner's alley.
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Though there's no doubting the underlying adtech sprawl the report flags.
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"(People doubting me) actually motivates me to improve more," she added.
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But there is no doubting China's determination to push the pace.
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But increasingly, markets are doubting the efficacy of overstretched monetary policy.
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But as time passed, she started doubting her ex-fiance's story.
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There's no doubting French President Emmanuel Macron's excellent grasp of English.
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There is no use doubting the sincerity of his conviction there.
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To reassure our uneasy, doubting allies, including the Philippines and Thailand.
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Q. What turned you from believing in Mao to doubting him?
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It's in Tokyo's interest for Trump to keep doubting Chinese intentions.
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But, as a recipient, I've found myself doubting the email's sincerity.
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"You start doubting if you can still do it," Degenkolb said.
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On Tuesday, some political opponents expressed regrets for doubting her illness.
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Surely you can see why people are doubting that right now.
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I'm not doubting you, I just want to hear the thinking.
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It's amazing where your brain goes when you start doubting yourself.
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People are still doubting climate change, and we are living it.
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"Don't think I won't do it," he tells a doubting child.
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The mystery became an epistemological crisis that left researchers doubting themselves.
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Even Mr. Snuffleupagus was a skeptic, doubting Big Bird several times.
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The delays have left many doubting it would ever take place.
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Once the thought appeared, there was no doubting or suppressing it.
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There is no doubting the enduring, global fascination with the British royals.
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"I'm very happy that the Doubting Thomases can come in," he says.
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"Doubting my ability is not what happened at NBC," Farrow recently tweeted .
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He's doubting himself and Winter insists that she still has his back.
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Those doubting his grand visions have been proved wrong in the past.
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"Doubting my ability is not what happened at NBC," Farrow recently tweeted .
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But there are still reasons for doubting the solidity of the rally.
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However, there was no doubting who was the star of the show.
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But there's no doubting its commitment to premium, rugged, and attractive products.
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Ms Vestager is not alone in doubting the magic of three operators.
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In case you were doubting it, Riley Curry still has our hearts.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls said there was no doubting the assailant's motives.
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There is no doubting the depth of his support across the country.
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" The other is Gray, a conflicted agnostic, whom Turner calls "Doubting Thomas.
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VICE: Did anyone surprise and/or hurt you by doubting your innocence?
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"I saw him standing there, and he was doubting," van Marwijk said.
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There's no doubting the pair's excellence as technicians and charm as performers.
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He appeared to be a doubting and unhappy shadow of his self.
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Lenin plots revolution from Zurich, while doubting he will live to see it.
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"Kim and I have a long history of her doubting me," Khloé explained.
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However, things turn sour when Amber starts doubting her abilities to be queen.
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I'm doubting these are the only 25 tortas that are worth talking about.
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Early in the race, though, Linden was doubting whether she would even finish.
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Desperate, and doubting that she will live much longer, Anika turns to Cookie.
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"Whenever I'm doubting myself, I start dancing and I feel better," he says.
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A spooky psychology story that left me doubting my skepticism around fortune tellers.
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"There is a whole poisonous truth-doubting atmosphere permeating our society," he says.
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Then I went through a phase for about two weeks of doubting myself!
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I was trusting myself all the time and I wasn't doubting for once.
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If you are not 100% comfortable, you will never stop doubting your decisions.
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As she transformed from self-doubting to self-accepting, there was a hiccup.
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But one year later, despite all this, many are still doubting the victims.
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But Mahler always puts the individual — the doubting, neurotic individual — at the center.
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You can later review it when you have moments of doubting your capabilities.
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Doubt: Write about all of the reasons you have for doubting the text.
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There's no doubting Second Shot's commitment to social action, but what about the coffee?
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There is no doubting how effective these displays are on the level of spectacle.
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One reason for doubting this, however, can be summed up in a word: health.
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And once I'm up, it's a middle finger to anyone who was doubting me.
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Trump reacted to the pontiff's comments by calling Francis "disgraceful" for doubting his faith.
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Through it all, he's got everyone's back — even when he may be doubting himself.
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Who touches this book touches a fleshly, ambitious, anxious, self-involved, self-doubting mortal.
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Essentially, any Doubting Thomas can simply perform the same experiment to confirm the results.
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A final reason for doubting progress is the future, in all its terrifying potentiality.
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So the Germans went from becoming fooled in one instance to doubting every instance.
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Lawmakers are openly doubting that the bill can clear the lower house this year.
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And inevitably, that means a tremendous amount of second-guessing and doubting our instincts.
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The more important advantage for Sanders is that there's no doubting where he stands.
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But rather than exciting people, he seemed to lose them, many doubting his credibility.
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But I have news for anyone reading this: The doubting questions have never stopped.
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But there are reasons for doubting that they have a right to be told.
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That's because Democrats aren't the only ones doubting Carson's qualifications to lead the federal department.
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You're going to hear a lot of doubting takes from the press on de Blasio.
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We're all doubting, ruminating, and wondering how to cherish one another in these dark times.
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I kept telling everyone that I'm gonna win this fight, but everyone kept doubting me.
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"Last year, a lot of people were doubting me," Leonard said after the NBA Finals.
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Growth concerns have options traders doubting the outlook for Alibaba, China's flagship e-commerce giant.
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Nobody is doubting that Corinne and Raquel, whatever her official title, have a close relationship.
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But then all of a sudden—and it wasn't anyone's fault—I started doubting myself.
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And no one is doubting she still has a long, tough road ahead of her.
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On other matters, the Democrats' current policy divisions are just about doubting Hillary Clinton's intentions.
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It's going to sound like we're doubting or blaming or questioning you, but we're not.
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To the critics doubting the president's doggedness, normative departures are commonplace in the Trump presidency.
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There's no doubting that Washington has certainly seen its share of scoundrels through the years.
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Anyone doubting Yankee's rap bonafides off the rip might as well start with El Cangri.
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But there's no doubting her intensity of purpose, or the deep measure of her confidence.
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At the same time, there is no doubting Trump's hold on the GOP of 2018.
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I've had a lot of people doubting me being able to break through, quote unquote.
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Today, doubting a candidate's electability because she's a woman isn't just unfair — it's exactly backward.
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Doris began "doubting the narrative of any helping your family escape" Nazi Germany for America.
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Science was the beat of doubting silence after I answered a question put to me.
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Wolkowitz, at home with the text, is a believable ventriloquist of the self-doubting playwright.
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Doubting whether you could ever be seen by a straight person, let alone love them.
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"I don't want to put myself in the position of doubting the victims," she said.
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There should be no doubting Beijing's zeal when it comes to reforming its aluminum sector.
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There's no doubting Mr Brady's unparalleled brilliance: his 466 passing yards were a Super Bowl record.
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I'd say the most negative effects come from me second-guessing or doubting my own strength.
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Cramer is sick and tired of investors doubting that the stock market could really power higher.
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The fact that we're drowning in fake news about sex is what's got you doubting yourself.
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The shooting has even left her doubting whether she wants to have kids of her own.
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Love this union or not, though, there's no doubting it's another shot across the UFC's bow.
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CNBC on Friday listed multiple instances of Trump's public doubting of Russian interference in US politics.
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By my high school years there was no doubting the danger strangers saw radiating off me.
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However, for the first time in my life I'm doubting my decision to become a scientist.
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Doubting Burr's judgment and patriotism, Hamilton had worked to deny Burr the governorship of New York.
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It said/says a great deal about fear of aging, loneliness, and doubting one's self-worth.
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Trump has been outspoken in doubting the effects of climate change, sometimes calling it a hoax.
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Sometimes we might go into a little slump and you start doubting yourself a little bit.
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If you're doubting whether you've done enough with your life, don't compare yourself to Mr. Kaminsky.
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Polls show voters increasingly doubting his honesty, leadership skills and whether he cares about average Americans.
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There is also a strong reason for doubting that the killers are independent of the police.
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Hawk adds that the people Jesus cursed and berated are clearly meant to be doubting Jews.
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The injury is not only disrespect from the outside, but also a terrible doubting from within.
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There is something powerful about being in the presence of faith when you yourself are doubting.
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Do you find yourself doubting your capabilities when trying new things out of your comfort zone?
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Trump received bipartisan backlash for publicly doubting his own intelligence agencies beside Russian president Vladimir Putin
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Published around a century ago, it featured a lonely, self-doubting guy named J. Alfred Prufrock.
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With all the disappointments for your team in this race, how much were you doubting yourself?
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I at first let my mind do as the self-doubting it needs for 5 minutes.
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And if you're ever doubting your own talent, Rowling says you may just need a snack.
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The revolutionary cell spends time waiting, deliberating over a course of action, and doubting each other.
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The silent awe, the humble, the doubting eye, and even the hesitating voice, better shew it. . . .
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You're certainly responding in a textbook way: doubting yourself, clamming up, taking his word as gospel.
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But they steadfastly refused, doubting that they would benefit from any bonanza the Chinese could bring.
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The case for doubting him: He is a Negan lieutenant who has killed Alexandrians like Denise.
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The answers include: They are too busy, they are self-doubting and deferential, they fear harassment.
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There was too much doubting in taking a step to push it out there to people.
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Still, they pushed on in their questioning, doubting my insistence that I had a simple UTI.
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Looking at climate change denialism, that comes from just doubting the idea of expertise as a whole.
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Jim Cramer is sick and tired of investors doubting that the stock market could really power higher.
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There's no doubting that Kendall Jenner is one of the shining stars in the world of celebrity.
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He's worried she's doubting their relationship since he told her that he might be reluctant to propose.
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" Doubting whether rates would change while Obama remains in office, Trump said: "[Obama] wants to go out.
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Renee Zellweger is back as the self-doubting heroine, whose innermost thoughts are the audience's constant companion.
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There is no doubting such a chance is highly likely to occur on Saturday night against Sanchez.
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We have none of the doubting attitude toward robots, as pseudohumans, that you find in the West.
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And stealthing could increase their emotional distress from previous trauma and leave them self-doubting yet again.
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There's no doubting the existence and growing popularity online of conspiratorial—and borderline demented—commentary on Russia.
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In effect, anyone who now questions Xi's authority is doubting the entire edifice of the Communist Party.
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He attempted to sack the army chief, alienating an already doubting military establishment and its ally, India.
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Nonetheless, for weeks now, outlets have been doubting the viability of a second Sanders bid for president.
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The Germans and French would call for negotiations with Moscow, doubting that Article 5 would be invoked.
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While Republicans are doubting the efficacy of the CFPB, they are pushing proposals to overhaul its operations.
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They're not attending services, praying, or taking the Bible literally, and they're doubting the existence of God.
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That's a 16 point shift from an optimistic, progress-embracing view toward a pessimistic, system-doubting view.
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Reflect: Figure out what the underlying feeling is: Maybe you're doubting yourself, or maybe you feel vulnerable.
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He was soon insisting to a doubting world that he had found compelling evidence of genetic links.
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There's no doubting his creativity: He makes great records, designs strange shoes, summons outrages from thin air.
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You have to feel comfortable with whatever decisions you make or else you'll never stop doubting yourself.
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He goes on to call out Mark's "full stomach" and show muscles ... doubting they work as advertised.
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Tutu's foundation said in a statement that the team's victory had "restored a self-doubting nation's belief".
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The end of the episode shows Peter talking to a producer and doubting his decision about Alayah.
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Mansfield's team are not the only ones doubting these bombings have hit the Taliban for $45 million.
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In seemingly doubting the existence of climate change, Trump is at odds with the military he leads.
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Lillard is yet to experience success at the highest level, but there is no doubting his ability.
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It won't win her any favor with the people doubting her ability to be a good queen.
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At this point, doubting myself and ready to believe anything, I was saved by the vendor's reappearance.
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"No Kids" turns a doubting eye on of parenthood, just as "Leave to Remain" does with marriage.
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Abroad, scholars influenced by the "doubting antiquity" school saw this as a chauvinistic effort at national glorification.
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The Islamist militant group claimed the attack though, and Valls said there was no doubting the assailant's motives.
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She doesn't value herself enough, which I think in part is her being humble but also doubting herself.
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If a lonely Valentine's Day has you doubting the power of dating apps, get ready to believe again.
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The wounds, indentions on the wrists caked with dried blood, recall the wounds Jesus displayed to Doubting Thomas.
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Clinton doubting the feasibility of his agenda and Mr. Sanders painting her judgment on foreign policy as weak.
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Because it's not that women are doubting themselves the same way they might doubt themselves in other professions.
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In full disclosure, I was one of those doubting Thomases, a prisoner of my own set of expectations.
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But Republicans have pointed to several recent US payments to Iran through other means, doubting the administration's rationale.
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Meanwhile, climate change is one of the most resonant issues in the liberal-leaning, Trump-doubting Bay Area.
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There was no doubting who Wiggins was referring to at his own team's season launch earlier this year.
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From the beginning, Parker's lyrics for Tame Impala have often been dispatches from a solitary, self-doubting spirit.
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I did spend quite a big chunk of time doubting if this was the thing I'd keep doing.
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She had purchased tickets as a spectator when the Olympics neared, doubting she would make the Australian team.
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"If I have to give you an answer five days ago maybe I was doubting," he told reporters.
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The tweets include commentary on Fox doubting that his campaign colluded with Russia, which he has vigorously denied.
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NEW YORK — Wall Street is increasingly doubting President Donald Trump's ability to make America great again anytime soon.
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This school — the "yigu," or "doubting antiquity" school — held sway in China until the Communist takeover in 1949.
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Breitbart reporter Patrick Howley was also vocal on Twitter doubting Fields's account, and Brietbart suspended him on Thursday.
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Slowly, the grumbling of doubting neighbors was replaced by the exclamations of fans of modernism and curiosity seekers.
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And, of course, Trump had spent years publicly doubting that President Obama was born in the United States.
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You're always second-guessing yourself, and doubting, and continuing to look around at what other people are doing.
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He isn't the type of artist that toils over a singular idea, doubting himself until the idea is undone.
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The opposition, doubting that the government will keep its fiscal promises, has refused to approve the budget for 2017.
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We can doubt him, but in the end we're doubting a guy that didn't want the market to crash.
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Tess Holliday is regularly at the gym working out — but she unfortunately still has Instagram trolls doubting her fitness.
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Whether you like it or not, though, there's no doubting it was the pointiest new car announced this year.
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"Right before the holidays, I was really doubting the relationship and had one foot out the door," she recalls.
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I had surface moments of doubting myself, but the deep voice within knew I could rise to the occasion.
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Given that he's the one that got them here, why is anyone all of a sudden doubting Ainge's judgment?
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But until that person comes forward, then we'll have to just keep doubting the output of a dubious internet.
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Doubting his story, police returned the next day with a search warrant, but there was no sign of Rob.
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Ryan Duff, a security researcher and former member of US Cyber Command agreed, doubting the credibility of the company.
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You either surrender to live among the Meyerists — while simultaneously doubting every single thing they say — or you don't.
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At the same time, shareholders are griping about the pace of the turnaround, doubting the bank's strategy and leadership.
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Doubting Thomas: The best reason to oppose affirmative action for college admissions is that is just does not work.
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Tall, gangly and gay, he was an outsized presence — exuberant and emotional, witty and irreverent, opinionated and self-doubting.
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And it is entirely possible that the Titans are not done making Las Vegas look foolish for doubting them.
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I am not doubting anyone's sincerity, but people have certainly been hiding behind my classmates to push an agenda.
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Anyone doubting China's importance to the world economy need only consider the fallout of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Pax Americana has had a good run but cannot be convincingly backed or projected by a self-doubting power.
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That group has lost several corporate members in recent years due to its position doubting established climate-change science.
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The central bank is now left to chart a difficult course, with markets doubting that policy will normalize anytime soon.
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I would start there and question who's sitting there and who's doubting that there isn't an audience for women's sports.
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In practice, this led to encouraging personal encounters with the Saviour while doubting the spiritual value of supporting charitable institutions.
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Conspiracy theorists promote doubting experts, Schimkowitz said at the time, which can lead to bigger harms like denying climate change.
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Field's memo, reportedly sent on March 23, expressed feeling insulted by people doubting Tesla's ability to hit its production targets.
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I went on to Harvard Law School and every step of the way I used those doubting voices as motivation.
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Continued free movement is an argument for doubting if the Norway model is sustainable for Britain in the long run.
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The advent of Photoshop got us doubting our eyes, but what happens when we can't rely on our other senses?
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With such impressive skills and obvious crowd-pleasing subject matter, there's no doubting these sweets will garner plenty of Likes.
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Coleman was quoted in a July report from The Wall Street Journal doubting that Jordan was unaware of the accusations.
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Long story short, after about fifteen more interactions like this, I'd seriously started doubting my future working in Silicon Valley.
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Fox News Channel on Tuesday released a 2003 video clip that it says shows Trump doubting the Iraq War effort.
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There's no more doubting it, no more excusing it, no more defending it, no more trying to explain it away.
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U.S. President Donald Trump plans to pull out of the Paris pact, doubting mainstream findings about the risks of warming.
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"We always say, whenever we start doubting ourselves, is the day that we off this, because you can't," says Cardo.
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You're more likely to take their opinion more seriously, even to the point of doubting your own just a little.
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No self-doubting company would dare shake the hornet's nest that has been triggered by the anticipated headphone jack removal.
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A more serious reason for doubting that the UK will find an orderly way out of Europe is that Mrs.
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"The only thing I'm doubting right about now is if you're still going to be president by Friday," he added.
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This time, however, there can be no doubting that she deserves the title of the world's best female tennis player.
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Another reason for doubting the economy's ability to generate votes for Trump is the worsening state of the global economy.
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Russia's hypersonic program has had its failures — so has ours — but there's no doubting Moscow's seriousness about pursuing such weaponry.
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Between ICO's failing to launch or completely made up advisory boards, people are doubting the security of a digital currency.
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That was the inception of osno1: just the idea of doing something instead of always just doubting myself into oblivion.
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A torrent of indignant texts and telegraphed comms sent in by doubting viewers roll down either side of the stage.
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Anyone doubting A. CHAL's connection to Latin trap need only peep the handful of cuts he dropped ahead of Exotigaz.
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Its economic impact now has investors doubting whether many companies who shook on mergers and acquisitions will see them completed.
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It was only after a painfully on-the-nose dream a few weeks later that I stopped doubting my intuition.
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In Tarantino's Hollywoodland, Tate and Polanski live next door to Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), a struggling, self-doubting TV actor.
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Whether it is doubting how good you will do on a test or your abilities as a student in general.
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Bankers expressed surprise at seeing the buyback rumours emerge, with some doubting whether it would actually take place at all.
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"When I hear all the good things, I start doubting things — it's too good to be true," Ms. Hirayanagi said.
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"That's the unknown and that's also why many people are doubting the actual value of tokens as equity," Tan says.
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"I started winning when the whole world was doubting on me," she raps of her success in the song she posted.
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Sophie says she started giving in to her social media bullies, and she started doubting her acting chops and physical appearance.
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And despite the president&aposs diplomatic progress, your media is still hating, doubting and sadly many even actively rooting for failure.
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"I think everyone was doubting this team starting this season and even a couple of months ago," Domingue told reporters Sunday.
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The book, too, has hidden corners — you're forever doubting whether what you're reading is the truth, or preparation for a twist.
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To a person influenced by such stirring historical narratives, doubting the existence of God might seem like letting the side down.
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All of this has some industry experts doubting whether the most affordable Model 3 will ever exist in a meaningful way.
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However, the Government Accountability Office released a report in January doubting that SpaceX and Boeing would meet their Commercial Crew deadlines.
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I understand doubting the ability of any politician to effect meaningful change, or make any change at all, in one term.
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Lopez revealed to Vanity Fair in 2017 the critical panning of the film left her devastated and doubting her own abilities.
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Sometimes when you are not able to do it, you start doubting yourself, and tonight is a huge encouragement for us.
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Some people are calling the order fake, doubting that anyone in their right mind would ask for such a complicated drink.
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The sudden yet mysterious nature of Tanaka and Carey's relationship led to some fans doubting that they were actually an item.
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"As it became clear the project was going to run longer than our estimates, I definitely started doubting it," Vella says.
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It left investors doubting the liberal bona fides of Bolsonaro's government, which has decried state interventionism under some of its predecessors.
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While there's no doubting Harcourt-Cooze's passion for chocolate, he may not be munching as much of it as we think.
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As well as doubting whether The Handmaid's Tale's's premise could occur in real life, McCarthy's also a bit of a snob.
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As Mr. de Sautuola's wife, Conchita, Golshifteh Farahani has the regrettable role of a pious woman doubting her husband's religious faith.
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THE BIG THINGHow to Complete Your Creative Project Even if You're a Lazy, Self-Doubting Procrastinator Like MeBy Phyllis Korkki233 pp.
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Read more: I'm seriously doubting the Google Pixel 3's dominance as the best smartphone camera after taking it on vacation
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Editor's Note: Retraction Watch has published an article doubting the study's originality, a question not addressed in The Weeds podcast episode.
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And it is a tragedy of biblical proportions that we now busy ourselves with doubting the value and goodness of bread.
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He sees everything as so staged—people are saying their lines, everything is so fake—that he starts doubting nature itself.
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She's the first cow of First Cow, and after watching the film, I will forever be apologizing for doubting her debut.
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In a few seconds I found myself, not doubting the doctor's conclusions, but feeling a welling up of love for him.
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They also argued that his views, such as doubting climate change science and opposition to LGBT rights, ought to disqualify him.
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You really don't want readers doubting your authority when you're making an argument in favor of a maligned and illegal substance.
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He said that in telephone calls to Turkey, he often tells doubting friends and relatives how welcoming the American people are.
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Some of the perennially self-doubting (but successful!) creators expressed that they couldn't believe they were being tapped to teach others.
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The UCSF researchers found Philip Morris documents from the 1990s doubting whether there was a consensus about the addictiveness of tobacco smoking.
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It's clear that Tayshia's life experiences have made her better prepared to handle the high-pressure, self-doubting environment The Bachelorette creates.
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The Variety article specifically mentions the clip in the Amazon doc that shows Stern doubting Lorena's testimony because on her physical appearance.
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How to help Sudan After the post went viral, many people on Instagram and Twitter started doubting the veracity of its claims.
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You do your best to run high on both of these things, Leo; nothing is sadder than a broke, self-doubting lion!
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Although his mother and brother make public statements doubting the events, one of his kidnappers in the bizarre abduction eventually pleaded guilty.
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The new prime minister's dodgy claims were by no means the only reasons for doubting whether he was up to the task.
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Wall Street is doubting Kraft Heinz after the food giant wrote down the value of its iconic Kraft and Oscar Mayer brands.
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Any time I start doubting myself or looking to others for affirmation, I always say, 'All I need is within me now.
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Considering the sheer scale of what Musk hopes to accomplish in less than a decade, you can't blame people for doubting him.
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Great technology disappears, leaving just the experience, and that can't happen if there's a little voice inside your head doubting your decision.
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All this snow, freezing rain and ice leave some doubting the accuracy of Punxsutawney Phil's supposed prediction of springlike weather starting early.
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Screenshots captured by fan accounts show Grande taking doubting Arianators to task on social media for their negativity towards her new love.
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The only journalist who has actually interviewed Johnson, Emily Shugerman at Revelist, came away confused and even doubting whether Johnson really exists.
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Despite having her own morning television show, Greg says his sister never felt she was good enough – and was constantly doubting herself.
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But I was so nervous that I decided to keep myself to myself, doubting that I could carry on a coherent conversation.
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But for those whose job it is to document the royals, there is no doubting the interest the new baby will generate.
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The Trump administration official in charge of overseeing US federal lands has a long history of controversial statements publicly doubting climate change.
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And on every road trip in between, he re-examines it — rather mercilessly, like the self-doubting artist he has always been.
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From Day 1 to the end, Johnson was a hawk on Vietnam, which proves again that doubting warriors can be committed warriors.
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"He's either doubting his ability or someone banged his missus, and that's what the rumors going about are (saying)," Wilkinson told SevereMMA.
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At some point people may be reminded to stop doubting him, at least as far as Eastern Conference playoff games are concerned.
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Doubting the positive result, she went to a women's clinic to be retested and learned that she was in her fourth month.
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There can now be no doubting that the mined zinc concentrates segment of the market has flipped from supply deficit to surplus.
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She replied: Maybe, but I've been watching Bernie for more than 30 years, and people have been doubting him that whole time.
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As Kugel and Friedman demonstrate, if we learn new ways to ask, even doubting moderns can trust the power of that tale.
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For little Anne Frank, spirited, moody, witty, self-doubting, succeeded in communicating in virtually perfect, or classic, form the drama of puberty.
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Begin, Descartes wrote, by doubting absolutely everything you know, think, and perceive; assume that it is all delusive, as in a dream.
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Traditional financial players have largely shunned the web-based "crytpocurrency", viewing it as too volatile, complicated and risky, and doubting its inherent value.
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Traditional financial players have largely shunned the web-based "crytpocurrency," viewing it as too volatile, complicated and risky, and doubting its inherent value.
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If you're just barrio hopping or can map most of your social life across a few city blocks there's no doubting their convenience.
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If you were like me, then you were doubting her skills after that to-the-point (but pretty weak) opening statement last week.
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"Anyone doubting the danger fireworks can pose need only look at JPP's hand and listen to his story," Kaye said in a statement.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture again raised U.S. corn and soybean yields on Tuesday to the dismay of many doubting analysts.
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It shouldn't have meant anything—this was a spring training game—but before the ball cleared the infield dirt, I was doubting him.
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After Obama made those remarks, Twitter exploded with people doubting the veracity of her claim, which led many outlets to fact-check it.
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Meyers showed the clip during the episode, even though he wasn't a part of it — and he apologized for doubting the actors' bromance.
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Hamlet, the story of melancholy Danish prince and his doubting quest to avenge a murdered father, captured audiences across the world, said Dromgoole.
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Only Jeb Bush stood out against that particular hypocrisy, while doubting that Mr Obama would come up with a candidate palatable to Congress.
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Italy's environment minister weighed in on the incident in a Facebook post, questioning if people were still doubting the impact of disposable objects.
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Kajetan, a sharp student, responds accurately, but predictably to the questions posed, never doubting the authority of the Party in matters of justice.
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When Yan's mother realized, she threatened to fire her, but Yan, doubting that a replacement could be found, secretly upped the woman's wages.
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On a searingly hot day in south-west London there could be no doubting that the British number one thoroughly deserved her win.
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Those doubting his Hall of Fame argument could look at his career 84.1 passer rating and 244 interceptions (12th most in NFL history).
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You may find yourself doubting that this scale of devastation can be blamed on any one individual's decision to break up with me.
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Bret Stephens: I agree with you in questioning the necessity for — and with your readers in doubting the constitutionality of — that congressional chaplaincy.
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Just days before Republicans passed their bill, scientists west of the Refuge were double-checking their instruments, doubting an extreme spike in temperatures.
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But after touching his fatal wounds, doubting-Thomas-style, the narrator shifts from disappearing into her clients' dramas toward fleshing out her own.
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At this point, students are ready to further explore counterclaims using Believing and Doubting, which is followed by once again revisiting the continuum.
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But a disconnect in that communication leaves the ill doubting not only their pain and discomfort but their license to hurt as well.
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As penance, I have deleted the passage doubting their fluffy existence, and will be restricting my carbs for the rest of the day.
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"Liability" is one of them: The song is about doubting yourself, and feeling a little too intense for the world you're living in.
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It's that lack of time that had Elyse doubting their relationship, and ultimately her ability to get engaged at the end of all this.
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Another quote from Zuckerberg, transcribed (typos corrected) by NYTimes reporter Mike Isaac, has the executive doubting the credibility of the claims made by ZeniMax.
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All around us, people are trying to tell us what their story is, and we're doubting their sincerity, because we have our own agendas.
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Screenshots captured by fan accounts on Monday showed Grande taking doubting Arianators to task on social media for their negativity towards her new love.
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Jenny Gaines of Chattanooga thought about the results from New Hampshire and couldn't help doubting whether the Democratic Party was in a healthy place.
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Twenty-three hours or whatever, I was in there questioning even meliving my life the way I'm living, like I really started doubting that.
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The bronze depicts Doubting Thomas as he extends his hand to touch Christ's wound, desperately seeking out proof that Jesus is the Risen Lord.
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Psychologically, learners are left doubting how any basic knowledge picked up early on could even come close to translating into an industry-standard website.
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At the beginning of this scene, though Chris has seen photos of Rose's other Black boyfriends, he's still doubting her role in the plot.
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But the news also left little room for anyone doubting how serious the company is about restoring its reputation as a force for good.
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Part of Sberbank's management team opposes the acquisition, doubting the benefits of deal particularly from Rambler's media business and cinema chain, the source said.
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More traders on the online political stock market PredictIt are doubting whether President Donald Trump can remain in office through the end of 203.
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The markets are doubting the Fed in the face of weaker economic data and because of the easy policy of the world's central banks.
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It has denounced critics as scaremongers engaged in "Project Fear" and portrayed those doubting if Britain would do better outside the EU as unpatriotic.
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Republicans and Democrats alike have slammed the performance, and Trump has sought to walk back his comments doubting U.S. intelligence on Russia's election interference.
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Speaking with them today, it appears most of them didn't just begin doubting climate science in order to boost stock prices at oil companies.
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Over the past 48 hours, Mr. Trump expanded his musings about courts, doubting whether a Muslim judge could fairly adjudicate a trial involving him.
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The hearing will directly contradict what Pruitt and other Trump administration officials have said, doubting human activity is a leading driver of climate change.
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Meek may have yet to have stepped into the Octagon, but there's no doubting he was sizing up his potential future opponents last Saturday.
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Others are more skeptical, doubting that it is a completely independent lifeform, and whether it actually is "desirable" to have a new modular body.
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"When I started working with her, everybody was doubting my decision," Martic said of her coach, Sandra Zaniewska, whom she hired early last year.
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When the fatal day arrives, Pythias has not returned and Damon is brought forth to be killed, never doubting that Pythias will yet appear.
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This game's idiosyncrasies resisted easy conclusions, but there was no doubting the entertainment value of two teams with extremely different styles playing each other.
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They discover that for some faithful, religion is about never doubting certain key beliefs, while for others belief is secondary to community and ritual.
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But he had been publicly doubting the president and criticizing him for failing to keep promises like building a wall on the southern border.
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Investors have been doubting the Fed will follow through with the two rate hikes it forecasts for this year and three for next year.
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Athletes who tend to be anxious, self-doubting and error-prone often undermine themselves, according to a new study of personality and sports performance.
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It depicts a passage from the Book of Numbers, in which the Israelites are being ravaged by snakes for doubting the word of God.
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Instead of doubting every single step, they start at the finish and, using backward induction, design the entire road-map toward the desired destination.
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Full membership by France was restored only in 2009 and just 10 years later, current French leader Emmanuel Macron is again doubting the alliance.
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Whether or not Mr Webb added some "technical errors" to the song, there is no doubting the endurance of this compact, elusive American masterpiece.
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Goldman Sachs downgraded shares of Walgreens to a rare "sell" rating Friday, doubting that the pharmacy chain's plans to transform its drugstore business will work.
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But Tump has a long history of doubting climate change, ranging back to a claim deeming it to be a "hoax" perpetrated by the Chinese.
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Doubting our abilities, an insatiable thirst to see the world, and the internal battle between what we should do versus what we want to do?
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Neither fighter will be competing in their prime, but there's no doubting this is a big fight which will grab headlines in the MMA world.
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Long-term users report in interviews a creeping unease that is hard to measure: Daily pill-popping leaves them doubting their own resilience, they say.
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In a blog in March, Jaitley criticized economists for doubting the credibility of data and accused them of running a fake campaign against the government.
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The current U.S. political leadership is still mired in doubting well-established scientific fact, some of which are physical realities understood since the 19th century.
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For Wonder Woman and her Amazon family, forging ahead to do good in the face of incredible odds and doubting men is a no-brainer.
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Some major shareholders are also worried about a tie-up, doubting that such a combination would guarantee higher returns, people familiar with the matter said.
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Shaydakiss: Just do exactly what the fuck you want to do and don't worry about people judging or doubting you because it's going to happen.
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The lighthearted nature of their exchange leaves that part uncertain, though there's no doubting that the majority of people would love to see it happen.
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"Anyone doubting the danger fireworks pose need only look at JPP's hand and listen to his story," CPSC Chairman Elliot Kaye said in a statement.
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He lends levity to a film, whether he's trying to drag Thor's hammer away with a truck or doubting the existence of superheroes at all.
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For Eleanor, the celestial stakes as a manager are pretty high — and when new issues come up, she finds herself doubting her role and leadership.
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In Beck's case, he appears to already be publicly courting O'Reilly by bashing Fox News and doubting its ability to survive without its "Factor" host.
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The market already has been doubting the Fed will be able to raise interest rates for a third time this year, as it has forecast.
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For me, my hardest moments have been really doubting myself, but then it's been amazing knowing that I can come through and survive those moments.
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Lauren's dad Speed's father was tough on Hamilton on the series, doubting the whole dating experiment and questioning how Hamilton would handle an interracial relationship.
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But this fits Trump's tendency to believe what he wants to believe — a characteristic that often leads him into stranger territory than doubting opinion polls.
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Chicagoans reacted to Scott's comments with skepticism, doubting that a pastor from Cleveland had the connections and knowledge necessary to make change in Chicago's communities.
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You could be self-doubting like Jane Purdy, the protagonist of "Fifteen," and, nevertheless, end up wearing the ID bracelet of cute green-eyed Stan.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer argued Monday that stock market short sellers are unwisely doubting the ability of scientists to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Still, Climategate was used to smear the scientists; President Trump has cited the "horrible emails" as a reason for doubting the threat of climate change.
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" Perhaps knowing we are weak of spirit and doubting his words, he adds reassuringly: "I know there are those that say you can't go back.
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Past surveys have found that some Trump supporters are loath to acknowledge Russian interference, lest it seem like they're doubting the legitimacy of Trump's election.
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But the constantly self-doubting Berlin, whose first wife died just five months after their wedding, was "precocious in many things, including sorrow," Kaplan writes.
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And if you&aposre doubting that most people will have robots in their homes like Jetsons — well, how many of you already have a Roomba?
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Though it's a moving moment when she begins to get through to her husband with tough love, the play nevertheless leaves you doubting her success.
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"Everybody is surprised and now doubting projections of global demand growth," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at the Oil Price Information Service.
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His intelligence and the people doubting whether he's going the other way or whatever, knowing that he had a lot more left in the tank.
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I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt because so many people are doubting him, he feels like he has to prove himself.
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Users say the Pixel 93 camera is borked...againPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)There's no doubting the Pixel 3 has one of the best cameras out there.
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There's no doubting the financial interest here—Oscar de la Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions are predicting a pay-per-view buy rate of over 2 million.
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"I think a lot of people are doubting as to whether it will see the light of day," said Wood Mackenzie analyst Victor Tanevski in Sydney.
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But there's no doubting the panache of an album that includes four minutes of unadulterated wash cycle, persuasively framing the exchange in terms of meditative bliss.
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"I know a lot of people are doubting us right now, so it&aposs up to us to prove everybody wrong," Florida linebacker Jeremiah Moon said.
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Remember back in 2008 when, amid naysayers doubting her move from pop star to designer, Beckham teamed up with legendary photographer Juergen Teller and Marc Jacobs?
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Anna Soubry, a pro-European, was just as warm, saying there was no doubting the prime minister's determination to get the best deal for her country.
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Competitive gaming has long lived on Twitch and YouTube, far from the eyes of any doubting, judging Colin Cowherd types, but the landscape is changing quickly.
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There was no doubting his intellectual conversion to the role that market discipline could play in improving public services, nor his command of intricate policy detail.
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Trump has a long history of doubting that Russia was responsible for hacks targeting his Democratic opponents, even though US intelligence agencies say that it was.
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Firstly, while there is no doubting Beijing's determination to slim its huge steel sector, there is a serious question mark as to whether it's doing enough.
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With a new administration doubting their role in warming and even the reality of warming itself, greenhouse gases themselves may not attract urgent action they deserve.
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"Science is a process of doubting and experimentation," said Peter Weyand of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, who is the biomechanics expert for the Sub2 Project.
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Put another way, Mr Trump told his supporters that doubting him makes them dupes of the elites, while believing him uncritically is a mark of sophistication.
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European stocks closed lower on Thursday after a report claimed Chinese officials are doubting the possibility of a long-term trade agreement with the United States.
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Doubting that, and I do, is far different than expecting the rest of the world to wake up sometime soon and join in with the doubters.
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Or they could respond in the same way they've responded to every climate plan: by doubting the seriousness of global warming, or even denying its reality.
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Officials cited inconsistencies over her apparent age as the reason for doubting she was one of the girls kidnapped from Chibok, a town in northern Nigeria.
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What advice would you give to young comedians today who are struggling, broke, and in their 30s and 40s and doubting if they'll ever make it?
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"I was doubting if I could allow myself to have children in this world which could collapse in 30 to 40 years," Frederik Sandby, 26, said.
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And one can acknowledge that rhetoric's evils while doubting that the ranting of a president so hemmed in, unpopular and weak is meaningfully threatening the Constitution.
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And he warned against allowing Russian, Turkish or Syrian government forces to police the northern Syrian border, doubting their ability to ward off the Islamic State.
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For most of 2017 the fixed income market had been doubting ambitious economic growth estimates and there were expectations that inflation would begin to set in.
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Even those doubting climate change and its human origin could acknowledge the need to take action given the severity of the consequences if they are wrong.
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As the war of words escalated, analysts began doubting that Mr. Trump was issuing his provocative statements against North Korea in coordination with allies in Seoul.
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Yet Mr. Hawkins finds an emotional solidity in the slipperiness, an abiding ache of yearning that translates into continuing, self-doubting and self-asserting self-transformation.
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Those supportive of the Trump administration's strike on Soleimani also characterized Trump's statements as counterproductive, while doubting that they amounted to more than a rhetorical device.
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There was no doubting the Gonzaga forward's skill set at the combine, which wrapped up Friday evening after two days at Quest Multisport near United Center.
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When Bett and Avery start doubting their own friendship in the wake of their fathers' split, they have the option of never seeing each other again.
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Pleased to learn of the compliment, Baldwin's live guest left viewers with one final message to anyone doubting Trump's abilities to make good on his campaign promises.
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Social media was torn by the news of the partnership, with some fans bewildered by Kris Jenner's teaser and others doubting her actual use of the product.
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"I went into a dinner with a media executive thinking that it had to do with my merit, and I left doubting my own merit," she said.
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As the novel progresses into the second half, Choi cleverly throws the prior plot into question, and we find ourselves doubting everything we previously took as fact.
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There is no doubting the potential of Indonesia, an archipelago of 27.5,500 islands that stretches 3,330 miles (5,360km) along the equator—the distance from London to Afghanistan.
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"I'm very happy that the Doubting Thomases can come in," he says, though he refuses to be drawn on how soon they will be able to come.
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Doubting what their airlines are or are not telling them, flight attendants and pilots are turning to one another, sharing stories about fume events in online forums.
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Despite questioning GE's cash flow and doubting that it will try to raise money by issuing more shares, Cramer thinks Culp's approach is on the right track.
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U.S. government debt prices rose Wednesday as investors started doubting whether President Donald Trump will deliver tax cuts and infrastructure investment as he promised during his campaign.
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The market has been doubting the Fed's forecast for two rate hikes by year-end, and it continues to have doubts based on the action in futures.
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During such meetings, there was no doubting his intellectual conversion to bringing the discipline of the market to public services, nor his command of intricate policy detail.
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But two top shareholders in Deutsche Bank are sceptical about a merger, doubting that such a combination would guarantee higher returns, people familiar with the matter said.
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"Just discovered that the person in this gif is Robert Redford not Zach Galifianakis and now I'm doubting everything I've ever learned in school," another user echoed.
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It also feels like a show that finally lived up to a doubting public's expectations for it — all shock and sex and body horror without a cause.
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But she began doubting Israeli policies regarding the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, settlements, and what she viewed as the excessive use of military force.
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But two top shareholders in Deutsche Bank are skeptical about a merger, doubting that such a combination would guarantee higher returns, people familiar with the matter said.
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Some people were doubting if there could be acceleration in the U.S. But if you get mobile pay to where it's working, you will get that acceleration.
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It's one where bipartisan members of Congress are doubting the outcomes of his Singapore summit, while repudiating his rapprochement with Russia and his alienation of US allies.
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While doubting the detonation was actually as powerful as a hydrogen bomb, he pointed out on CNBC's "Squawk Box " this was Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test since 2006.
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Some of those doubting Ford's report even pointed to powerful men who faced multiple allegations as part of #MeToo as evidence that Ford's account should be questioned.
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In Hnath's breakout play, " The Christians ," from 123, a doubting pastor tries to persuade his angry parishioners that a person can have faith without believing in Hell.
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With investors doubting the company's future, Penney shares have lost more than half of their value from a year ago and are currently trading under 90 cents.
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I murmured words of apology, calling her honey, sweetie, my friend, doubting she could ever hear me, knowing the shameful inadequacy of every syllable of my susurrations.
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"If I were to make my Broadway debut in any role, it's Evan," he added, somehow managing to be confident and self-doubting at the same time.
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Then this: Before the year's out, the novel's first line reveals, Prin, a self-doubting, bike-riding, practicing Roman Catholic, will become a full-fledged suicide bomber.
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In the meantime, use our handy tool to baffle your friends and astound your enemies, until the next random internet phenomenon has you doubting your own senses.
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In an interview with Morano in the film that he highlighted, Nye advocates for investigating people and companies who make a name for themselves doubting climate science.
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It's not just that members of those institutions simply disregard the complaints — looking the other way, doubting the victims — but that they are often the perpetrators themselves.
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If any new constructors are ever doubting themselves and need a sounding board, or want to collaborate on a puzzle, I am happy to be a partner!
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Later, as the concessions of adolescence set in, we're told to be ourselves precisely at the moment we're doubting what little we might know about those selves.
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And they expect diplomacy to fail, they say, doubting that Mr. Kim would ever give up the nuclear deterrent that he views as his only insurance policy.
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But this man is now afflicted with what another patient of mine calls the "The Doubting Disease," the psychological consequence of any hint of an Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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The reasons behind this resurgent production give cause for doubting that China is going to heed calls to discourage what the United States terms "market-distorting policies".
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The earliest known example of Trump discussing vaccines and autism indicates that he began doubting them before Barron reached an age where autism could be reliably diagnosed.
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If Daenerys starts trying to serve Viserys' idea of justice, it won't win her any favors with the people doubting her ability to be a good queen.
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Despite the lack of what I believe was a key ingredient in his victory over MacDonald, you won't find me doubting Lawler's ability to take the victory.
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I was aware of Jesus, I knew all about Judas (seriously, don't even talk to me about Judas), the denial of Peter, and the doubting of Thomas.
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It is seen when citizens' groups report injustices, displaying a complex mix of distrust and trust in officials, whose help they seek while doubting what it can achieve.
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But the senior-level execs, from companies like Visa, P&G and Johnson & Johnson, talk about their histories of doubting themselves even in the face of their success.
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But analysts believe the two firms are inextricably intertwined and that Fujifilm is not without bargaining power, while also doubting that talk of other buyers is that substantial.
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There is little wonder that Nancy Pelosi, who cares about climate change but also retains shrewd political instincts, has been so public in her doubting of the proposal.
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For those doubting the veracity of the giant fucking gator that traipsed across a Florida golf course earlier this week, behold: Another video of that giant fucking gator.
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Maybe you admitted to a relative or a social medium that it's hard to see a science-doubting, journalism-bashing, civil-rights-hero dissing fop as your president?
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Jussie had not been charged with a crime yet, but it's believed Chicago PD was already doubting his story and leaking info to the press pushing that narrative.
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Its statement toggles from threatening (doubting Apple's ability to make graphics engines that don't infringe on its patents) to desperate (emphasizing its willingness to consider "alternative commercial arrangements").
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I started doubting the gospel of mentorship a few years ago after a good friend expressed frustration about not having someone who played that role in her life.
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In rehab, Nancy tried to process what had happened to her during a violent childhood, but she found that she was constantly doubting the veracity of her memories.
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With Peck's abrupt departure, analysts are doubting a looming split of Old Navy and Gap will go through, especially with the Old Navy brand in such poor shape.
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There is no doubting that, but what I ask people to doubt is the notion that those who committed nonviolent crimes should be further punished, beyond the courts.
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One of the primary reasons that some people are more intuitive than others is that they actually listen to their gut feeling instead of dismissing or doubting it.
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By the very definition of the words "belief" and "faith," the individual passes from a doubting and questioning phase into one of assurance and confidence of his convictions.
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Normally, The Red Woman has the self-assured air of someone who just finished The Secret and got a manicure, but in the trailer, she's doubting her visions.
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He has been telling people what he thinks since 1989, on a college radio show he was eventually fired from for doubting the legitimacy of the AIDS epidemic.
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In rehab, Nancy tried to process what had happened to her during a violent childhood, but she found that she was constantly doubting the accuracy of her memories.
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Brassy Tuca — introduced as "friend, hero, connoisseur of snacks" — reveals a more melancholy, self-doubting side, and there's real nuance to the way Bertie confronts her learned passivity.
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There is no doubting he is a prospect given how young he is, but the manner in which he earns his victory is not the most fan-friendly.
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" She also told ESPN that she draws inspiration from her favorite baseball player Jackie Robinson and "how he was able to fight through everything, and people doubting him.
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And with so many of these politicians justifying their climate-backward policies by doubting basic science, it's fair to assume that climate denial is fueling the problem, right?
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One major driver for the resurgence of this disease: States make it too easy for vaccine-doubting parents to avoid vaccines — and that's something Biel and Kennedy support.
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She's become the model of the outwardly super-cool, inwardly self-doubting millennial who comically overshares, but also has some frank, pertinent points to make about race and gender.
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But a self-doubting West, damaged democracy and the spectacle of America's president deferring to him on the world stage count as a hat-trick at the other end.
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It's not insurmountable by any means — and doubting the president-elect has been a sucker's bet — but it should factor into investors' calculations about how much Trump can accomplish.
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"I would suggest I think there's a higher likelihood of people doubting whether she could win a general election in Massachusetts than there is in the country," DiSalvo said.
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Last April's retrial and conviction gave Constand and Cosby's other alleged victims the validation they'd sought after years of doubting whether their accounts would ever be heard or believed.
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For all of Wilder's technical flaws, there is no doubting his ability to end a fight without a moment's notice—one of the more exciting aspects to heavyweight pugilism.
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Inhofe has made a name for himself nationally for doubting the scientific consensus that the climate is changing and human activity through greenhouse gas emissions is the principal cause.
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LaVar Ball says his new amateur hoops league is gonna crush the competition ... and he's got a loud, pointed message for anyone doubting his ability to run the show.
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Though this widespread attack on leggings may seem benign, it actually represents a disgusting project to gaslight women into doubting a reality that is self-evident: Leggings are pants.
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There can be no doubting that tensions existed between the Obama and Clinton camps after the brutal 2008 primary campaign, when Clinton depicted Obama as naïve about national security.
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With recent attempts at crafting a new national health care policy having failed, one can be forgiven for doubting the strategy of tying opioid treatment to health care reform.
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Democrats criticized Craft at the hearing for previous remarks she had made doubting the causes and severity of climate change and suggesting that climate change skeptics have valid arguments.
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Ken Isaacs, Trump's pick to lead the top United Nations agency for migration, also lost his bid recently after comments he made disparaging Muslims and doubting climate change resurfaced.
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Doubting the Federal Reserve's ability to hike rates as forecast, markets are wrestling with the central bank over whether the economy reflects a glass half empty or half full.
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"There is almost no doubting that an act of violence was carried out," Masato Kitamura, chairman of the panel, told a news conference after a council meeting on Monday.
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"In case there were people doubting the justice minister was not a political actor, this evening has clarified that," said Sergiu Miscoiu, political science professor at Babes-Bolyai University.
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Billionaire investor Howard Marks took aim at bitcoin Wednesday, doubting the cryptocurrency's future in remarks at the eighth annual CNBC and Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha conference in New York.
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The deadpan style of the acting functions as a vaccine against sentimentality, but there is no doubting the sincerity of this movie's motives or the effectiveness of its methods.
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While no one really knows what was going through Ms. Davy's head, even the speculation that she was doubting her decision is harmful both to her and the newlyweds.
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One of the most profound promises we can imagine is a world where people start by believing survivors — that is, listening to what happened without doubting, judging, or questioning.
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Once the crosses gave me the extra E in WOOKIEES, doubting my own eyes, I looked around the interwebs and people do seem to know this, so my bad.
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Naval academics theorize the collisions that killed 16 US sailors have the Chinese navy doubting US seamanship skills and giving it confidence to "intimidate" US ship captains, Schuster said.
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As a model, you can watch this video about Madagascar featuring New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof together and then walk students through your own "believing" and "doubting" writing.
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Within its vintage frame, it manages to be both a blazing op-ed for socialized health care and a subdued meditation on the search for meaning by doubting Christians.
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Long before he hesitated on campaign decisions before the 2016 and 2020 elections, Mr. Biden spent much of his 1988 run doubting its very wisdom: Was the team ready?
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As for those doubting him ... Chad didn't give the haters a definitive "Kiss The Baby" -- but he did further explain to us why he's confident it'll all work out.
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At the same time, Carlson still has many former colleagues, like Sean Hannity, Neil Cavuto, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and others, who haven't apologized yet for doubting Carlson or supporting Ailes.
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While she admitted to doubting Swift's sincerity at first, Gaga revealed she later received a call from a stylist friend who was on a shoot with the "Blank Space" singer.
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But there's no doubting its expertly calculated savagery, industrial guitar riffs rippling through tracks titled "Rip & Tear" and "Flesh & Metal" with all the (purposely absent) subtlety of the game itself.
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If you can meet the company's core needs based on your current skill set, then you should stop doubting yourself and apply — even if you don't match all the requirements.
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A majority of Americans have no plans to donate to 2020 presidential campaigns College costs are out of control, and more Americans are doubting the value Who is more emotional?
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The legendary short-seller Jim Chanos, Cramer recalled, more than a year ago revealed that he had been shorting the stock for about a year doubting the company's business model.
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In his first interview about the incident last week, the actor told ABC's "Good Morning America" that he was angry about the alleged attack and that people were doubting him.
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Even if the strength of implied gasoline demand and driving in February was flattered by baseline effects, there is no doubting the underlying strength of fuel demand from U.S. motorists.
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So, the central bank's economic comments in Wednesday's minutes will also be important, since traders have been doubting the Fed can raise as much as it would like this year.
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If they have gotten used to the world (outside Toronto) doubting or dismissing them, then they are adept at channeling all that outside noise for the good of the team.
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Anyone doubting how damaging a return to beggar-thy-neighbor policies to investor confidence could be need only recall our unfortunate experience with the Smoot-Hawley Act in the 1930s.
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The judge viewed with particular "skepticism" the university investigator's decision to redact portions of the accused student's written statement, in which he had offered reasons for doubting his accuser's credibility.
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And most surprisingly, after a dust-up with the police (it takes place offscreen), Johan seems shaken up, and pulled closer to Andre's worldview, doubting even his precious poetry. (Mr.
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But the range of stakeholders has many lawyers doubting whether the DHFL case can be resolved within the 330-day time limit for the process now set down in law.
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Even though Derek had by now begun privately doubting many of his beliefs, he still clung to the idea that white nationalism was simply about defending whites, not harming nonwhites.
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At the end, begging his wife's pardon for doubting her fidelity, he is gentle and restrained — but still seductive, holding the misty final note far beyond what most singers do.
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Laura Barrón-López: Debates rarely fundamentally change a race but Biden's ability to fend off the attacks that were thrown his way may have other moderate candidates doubting their chances.
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The stalemate has been ugly, preventing Republicans from moving ahead on long overdue budget, spending and tax priorities and leaving Mr. McConnell and Senate Republicans frustrated and doubting their abilities.
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For months, the Trumps have been publicly doubting that the Russian government interfered in the U.S. election, when Donald Trump Jr. had email evidence of this effort in June 2016!
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There is something absorbing about its messiness, particularly in the way it manages to sample voices from across white America's ideological spectrum, with a self-doubting Macklemore in the middle.
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We're not doubting Kuo's own supply chain checks and predictions, but that seems unusually low compared to the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, which start at $700 and $800, respectively.
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This realistic thought may pop into my head now, but while I'm in bed doubting my parenting skills for not visiting said flowers, I'm completely in awe of her weekend hustle!
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Moore's supporters are defiant, deriding GOP leadership in Washington for casting aside Moore, doubting the women speaking up, and bashing the media for trying to dig up dirt on their candidate.
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Now, besides regretting doubting Kim, we are also regretting that summer had to end and back-to-school Kimoji shopping had to start for us to learn of such a thing.
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That's the power of "Breathin," which, at its core, is a mental health bop — an ode to those times when you're doubting yourself, your brain, and your ability to continue existing.
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Dropping it in quick, bold fashion was the primary weapon in our arsenal of keeping people in the state you want to be in for an episode when you're doubting reality.
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There is no doubting ISIS' lure to a fringe of extremist Muslims and Muslim converts, but there is also the risk of overstating its capabilities and its ownership of terror attacks.
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Ban said Nkurunziza had also promised to lift media restrictions, and the presidency said 2,000 prisoners would be freed, although the opposition was skeptical, doubting whether it would include its supporters.
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Obama criticized those doubting the strength of the U.S. — suggesting "anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction" — and instead suggested that more changes were behind public unease.
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For the first time since the election, markets are doubting they will get the pro-growth policies of tax reform and stimulus promised by President Donald Trump and the Republican Congress.
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But the progress the 85-year-old Hall of Famer has made in just the past six weeks, said Russell and other family members, has left no one doubting her recovery.
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I've been reading your column since it started, and I could relate to most of the topics you've talked about, but I was always doubting if I should write to you.
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We have learned the dangers of doubting the depravity and desperation of some who would follow such a man despite, or possibly even because of, his offensive rhetoric and outrageous policies.
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I felt sick to my stomach every time I thought about someone doubting me at the most vulnerable point in my life, and it felt easier to avoid the possibility altogether.
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"At least measured by this auction, the buyers are really doubting the path of many more rate hikes from the Fed," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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Then in mid-2019, investors started doubting whether the industry could deliver on its lofty promises when some publicly traded cannabis companies were tarred by illegal growing scandals and regulatory crackdowns.
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Anyone doubting the need for tougher accountability, and for a far more robust public health approach to address drug use, should visit one of these nurseries and see babies suffering withdrawal.
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Framed by similar visual iconography to All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us, and echoing many of its musical signatures, there's no doubting that this is a continuation of Architects'—and Tom's—legacy.
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But there is no doubting that the history of the United States is one in which millions of white women have battled progressive causes at every turn, particularly those concerning racial justice.
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In 2008, she made headlines for publicly doubting that then-President George W. Bush had gotten a sense of Putin's soul because as a former KGB agent he probably didn't have one.
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The global consequences of the hack have Elliot doubting himself and his actions, yet Mr. Robot remains unflinching, still salivating to bring the green-eyed crooks of Wall Street to their knees.
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She also went hard against the Panthers, while declaring her love for Martin Luther King, Jr. Some of her historical facts are off, but there's no doubting 23-year-old Lahren's passion.
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The former politician has expressed surprise at the recent success of more leftist politicians like Jeremy Corbyn in the U.K. and Bernie Sanders in the U.S., doubting their electability as country leaders.
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May's comments come after US President Donald Trump added himself to the chorus of skeptics doubting her proposal -- saying it isn't clear if the agreement will allow a US-UK trading partnership.
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"Initially, I was a doubting Thomas," conceded Dr. Neil Zemmel, a plastic surgeon in the Richmond, Va., area, who was one of the first doctors to sign up for Zwivel in 2015.
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Some U.S. Republicans, doubting that climate change is stoked by man-made greenhouse gases, denounced that conclusion as an effort to harness fears over public safety to drive an unrelated climate agenda.
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Neither Jon nor Meg is able to sit in a taxi, process a workplace question or drink coffee without an accompanying torrent of internal commentary, most often of the self-doubting sort.
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The Martin Scorsese version of Jesus, played by Willem Dafoe, is the self-doubting, fatigued, not really excited about carrying the souls of humanity type of dude that makes far more sense.
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"I am surprised that any African leader at this time would be doubting or debating the benefits of what is going to be signed here and fail to show up," he said.
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Mr. Rush's performance as the selfish, self-doubting genius is never less than diverting, and there's a smidgen of excitement when Caroline's pimps wreck the studio (though honestly it's hard to tell).
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Trump is also "very concerned" about Russian meddling, despite, also last week, telling a reporter he doesn't think Russia is still targeting the US and publicly doubting Russian interference on multiple occasions.
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From before the time it was signed, though, many opposed it, furious that rebels or soldiers would go unpunished, or doubting that the government would follow through on promises of rural assistance.
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And in "Kamadhatu: A Modern Sutra," a self-doubting Japanese monk receives a devastating bolt of enlightenment when he's visited by an earnest and voluble African-American scholar looking for a teacher.
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Ms. Winfrey, Mr. Weinstein recalls, "turned into a 12-year-old squealing girl" after Ms. Dench told her, "I hear you've been doubting my love for Harvey?" as she unzipped her pants.
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"There's no doubting that the Fed is doing everything within its power to see the economy through this period of unbelievable turmoil," said Craig Erlam, a senior market analyst at Oanda Europe.
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He is certainly the quintessential American poet of the twentieth century, a doubting idealist who invested slight subjects (the weather, often) with oracular gravitas, and grand ones (death, frequently) with capering humor.
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In effect, critics say France is helping shore up governments that lack confidence in their own armies, either doubting their ability to fight extremists or worrying about the possibility of military coups.
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What makes the movie so relatable is its portrayal of everyday interactions — talking to a crush, striking up a conversation with the cool kids — through the eyes of a self-doubting teenager.
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"To all of the people who are doubting me as a mother and a person [and] in general spreading lies that this is fake news -- your comments are washing over me," she wrote.
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To not hem in companies on what they can do, both agencies offer general ideas about what they can post and generally recommend, for those doubting their compliance, that more disclosure is better.
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Still others on the left are prepared to believe the Syrian government no matter how ridiculous its narrative—there are plenty of voices out there doubting that the chemical attack was Assad's handiwork.
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There's no doubting Canelo's guts and attitude as a natural competitor and it's always been deemed that his promotor, Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions, has been the party playing hardball here.
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But economists, while doubting the report, also said they are paying close attention to incoming data for signs the report is either an outlier or the beginning of a broader more negative trend.
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"I can imagine cooperation with the Communists on the basis of clear boundaries concerning the security of the Czech Republic, mainly not doubting NATO membership and a pro-European government stance," Sobotka said.
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It is there that Bitcoin, the OG cryptocurrency that began as its own middle finger to the world of centralized banking, sits primed and ready to flip the bird to any doubting nocoiners.
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There's no doubting GSP's return to the Octagon is a thrilling proposition and this first stage in joining the USADA program has certainly got MMA fans and pundits alike excited at the prospect.
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There can be no doubting that China has a highly unbalanced economy that in the end will go the way the Japanese economy went before with its lost economic decade in the 1990s.
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As an adult, Randall draws on that experience to communicate with Deja — and to prove, in case anyone was still doubting it, that he's headed straight for the TV Dad Hall of Fame.
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Anyone doubting that Turkey is now at serious risk of defaulting on its external debt has not being paying attention to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) most recent staff report on that country.
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Last year U.S. President Donald Trump announced his intention to pull the United States out of the 2015 Paris pact on climate, doubting the extent to which human activity is warming the planet.
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But there is no doubting the heart of Brian Ortega, who was quite prepared to go out and take another hundred strikes just to look for that one perfect elbow or snap down.
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But if you don't trust Clinton (and polls show most people don't) — and especially if you think the FBI or Williams & Connolly are covering for her — then there's certainly room to keep doubting.
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Chang describes being pregnant with her first child in 2012, doubting her "ability to succeed as a working mom," and emailing Sandberg out of gratitude for her willingness to step into the fray.
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While I disagreed with those doubting Buffett's independence, he responded to the shareholder ballot and set an example: Any director receiving a non-trivial level of withhold votes should withdraw from the board.
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At one point, doubting his decision to venture into India's overburdened legal system, the lanky, round-faced Mr. Verma, who wears big square glasses, begged the judge to let him withdraw the petition.
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What they're saying: "The market keeps doubting the sustainability of the health of the consumer — and the consumer keeps confounding the market," Kevin St. Pierre, who covers the banks at KSP research, tells Axios.
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" Oh, and for anyone doubting the capability of the Gen Z generation — Shahidi is here to change your mind: "Our generation is a representation of all the great movements that have come before us.
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But more than doubting the ability of me, Myrtle feels strongly that someone else, like Mallory (Billie Lourde) could be the Supreme because apparently the young witch has been undoing wounds with powerful magic.
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Jon's death in the season 5 finale has been among the most debated plotlines in the show's history – with many fans doubting he would was really dead (or that he would stay that way).
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Strategists say there's a good chance the Fed's comments will sound hawkish, and markets could react since traders have been doubting the Fed will be able to raise rates two more times this year.
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Democratic leaders and some rank-and-file members promptly criticized the measure, with Pelosi calling it a "non-starter" and others doubting that Trump can be trusted to keep his end of the deal.
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Among their reasons for doubting it are Mr Erdogan's disregard for democratic liberties, his self-harming Syria policy and his penchant for stirring up the AK party's religious base with crude anti-American rhetoric.
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Democratic leaders and some rank-and-file members promptly criticized the measure, with Pelosi calling it a "non-starter" and others doubting that Trump can be trusted to keep his end of the deal.
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Maybe I knew by then that our former selves had stowed away on the plane with us, and I didn't want his self-doubting former self proposing to my hormonal, ugly, resentful former self.
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"I had parents last year who were doubting whether their daughter could succeed in the IB program, so I sat them here and had them look back at my diplomas," Flores said to me.
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"It's about my love and my fear and about me wanting to be better, but doubting myself a little bit," said Van Etten, who has an easy, disarming manner that quickly brings people close.
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She also tells Khloé that the cause of her unhappiness is the man that she is with, which makes Khloé admit that she has been doubting herself and her relationship ever since the cheating, too.
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Over the weekend, Jenna Jameson shared a motivating message to all of her social media followers who might be doubting whether they'll ever be able to see the changes they'd like to in their bodies.
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After Rebecca leaves, he tells me that the 10 percent chance she won't be at the wedding is actually significant—but that would only make her doubt herself, and Rebecca could do with less doubting.
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After the 240 podcast Serial became a worldwide sensation, many were left doubting that convicted murderer Adnan Syed was guilty of killing former high school girlfriend Hae Min Lee in 22000, when Syed was 216.
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World number one Simona Halep looks to forge further ahead into a draw increasing devoid of seeds when she meets American Lauren Davies but there is no doubting the top women's match of the day.
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However, the case took several turns that prompted Smollett to double down in public statements insisting it wasn't all a hoax, telling Good Morning America he was "pissed off" that people were doubting his story.
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But Graham has no intention to take up a bill expanding the current background check system, which has the other main author of Manchin-Toomey doubting even its chances of coming up for a vote.
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And for anyone still doubting the force of his impact, Trump has spoken in plain words about dismantling the framework that many believe would have reduced carbon emissions and weaned us off fossil fuel power.
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The Beast report said "results of NBC's internal investigation into how its former biggest star repeatedly engaged in sexual misconduct in the office has left many critics doubting that the network really did its homework."
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The future for women at the 333lbs limit may look a little bleak, given the hastily-built weight class' relatively shallow talent pool, but there is no doubting this should serve as an entertaining headliner.
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Trump on Twitter has called himself a "big fan" of intelligence agencies while also doubting their assessments that Russia targeted his Democratic opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in order to sway the Nov.
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The 21000 Republican presidential candidate — who voted for the legislation in December — is openly doubting it's actually benefiting American workers and says it is instead resulting in a boost in stock buybacks that benefit shareholders.
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Trump lashed out at Khan over his moving speech last week at the Democratic convention, doubting whether he prepared his own remarks and firing off questions about his wife, Ghazala Khan, remaining silent on stage.
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Yet because she is a psychologist who knows her shit, she was also essentially able to act as her own expert witness—and make anyone doubting her account of what happened look foolish by comparison.
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But there was no doubting who was number one as Verniaiev waved a raised index finger to the crowd long before the judges confirmed his score, giving Ukraine its first gold medal at these Games.
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Average rank: 3.42018 stats: One thing to know: The relationship between Aaron Rodgers and former Packers head coach Mike McCarthy seemed to boil over last season, leaving Green Bay fans doubting who was in charge.
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But when it came to adding 50% more funds to my SEP IRA this year, I found myself doubting if this was the best strategy, since that money would be untouchable for over 30 years.
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And as with many problems to which Trump is getting the chance to turn his hand, one can doubt his competence and judgment while also doubting the perfect wisdom of the approaches that preceded him.
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Conor McGregor is too freakin' chicken to step into the ring with Anderson Silva, at least that's what Anderson Silva thinks, saying he'd love to fight Conor, but doubting Conor wants any part of him.
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Even then, Mr. Zuckerberg was publicly doubting the effects of the disinformation campaign taking place on his platform — as well as on Twitter and YouTube — a position he did not reverse until the following year.
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Just a year later, Exxon shifted from its public position of doubting climate change to declaring that there is "no question" that human activity was the source of carbon dioxide emissions contributing to the phenomenon.
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But, as this illuminating history shows, coaches, doubting its efficacy, remained reluctant to employ it until the nineteen-eighties, when two coaches at a small college in Iowa successfully developed an offense structured around passing.
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But critics are skeptical of those claims, doubting that both the House and Senate versions of the tax bill give companies like Apple the incentive to bring money into the U.S. over the long term.
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A simple practice called the "believing game" and the "doubting game," from Professor Peter Elbow's "Writing Without Teachers," can help students to challenge their own preconceptions and to think more critically about what they read.
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From the first meeting at Trump Tower onward, Comey saw a pattern of behavior that left him doubting that Trump understood, or cared, that the FBI wasn't supposed to take direct orders from the president.
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Doubting Thomases might feel frustrated if it cannot be pinned down and neatly labeled, never mind "decoded" or "deciphered," as Castrucci says, using terms that often pop up in his comments about his friend's work.
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But Fillon's image of honesty was a key factor in him securing the Republicans' nomination, said Jean-Daniel Levy, of Harris Interactive pollsters, and he would run into trouble if voters now began doubting his character.
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I graduated last year (the ceremony was on 9/11) and I was pretty much doubting myself and all the efforts I put through college, especially because my nana passed away two days after my graduation.
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Donald J. Trump predicted that the lawsuits against Senator Ted Cruz, doubting his constitutional eligibility to be president, would start trickling in as questions continued to percolate about the fact that he was born in Canada.
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And whether you know and love Clem or view her through doubting eyes, your conception of who she is and what she's about is going to change before the credits roll on the premiere's second half.
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It might be difficult to relate to someone who's defined by the ability to have everything working out in their favor, but a character whose only real weakness is doubting herself is something everyone can understand.
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When everybody was doubting me and critiquing me—I wouldn't say talking negative, but critiquing me—and things like that, I knew I could make it through that, by having the game I had last night.
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Perhaps you all don't agree with him kneeling, but there is no doubting the fact that this man put his career in jeopardy in order to stand up for those who can't stand up for themselves.
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A second reason for doubting that the border tax would lead to a rapid and strong dollar appreciation is because of the adverse impact that such an appreciation would have on the major emerging market economies.
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Pat, generous and self-doubting, hosted breezy evening parties and elaborate breakfasts when there were people over, then stole toward hungry solitude, reading two or three books at a clip, on days when there were not.
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Markets have been doubting the Fed would go through with a third rate hike this year, but Fed officials reinforced its forecast in recent comments and in the minutes of its last meeting, released last week.
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He claimed that he had access to trillions of dollars of his clients' money that he could put in the proposed charitable fund — a figure so preposterous that it left his visitors doubting Mr. Epstein's credibility.
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Nina's quest to get her kids to feel poetry "from the inside" does now and then smack of didacticism and self-indulgence, but there's no doubting Goodman's ability to make her readers feel things that way.
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The opening track, "I Am All That I Need/Arroyo Seco/Thumbprint Scar," careens from dreary, self-doubting dirge to bright, breathless acoustic rocker and back multiple times before strings sweep in like a soothing balm.
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So it's no surprise that his newest film, the slow and meditative Light from Light, is about people looking for evidence that something exists beyond the material world, while also keenly doubting there's anything to find.
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Markets have been doubting the Fed would go through with a third rate hike this year, but Fed officials reinforced their forecast in recent comments and in the minutes of the last meeting, released last week.
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New York (CNN Business)Jeanine Pirro, whose show did not air on Saturday night, was suspended by Fox News after her widely criticized commentary doubting Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's patriotism, according a source familiar with the matter.
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Trump&aposs public doubting of Russia&aposs responsibility in a joint news conference with Putin on Monday provoked withering criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike and forced the president to make a rare public admission of error.
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Neomi Rao, the third judge on the panel, who was appointed by Trump earlier this year, also appeared doubting of that theory, invoking case law that showed "motive" could not be considered when challenging the House's move.
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Dierks Bentley is gearing up to replace Shelton as Luke Bryan's co-host at the ACM Awards on April 3, and for anyone doubting Bentley's ability to fill Shelton's large and hilarious shoes – you can now relax.
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We've embraced these articles and jokingly reported on their results in the past, But with science under attack, at least here in the United States, do we really want readers doubting scientists' intentions because of silly papers?
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Inflation has long been below this target in the single currency bloc, and ECB rate-setter Olli Rehn said on Friday that investors may be doubting the effectiveness of the ECB's monetary policy measures in boosting inflation.
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He actually does a decent job of making Brock seem like a self-doubting nerd — except for the scenes where he's shown as a daring on-camera reporter or when the camera lingers on his smoldering gaze.
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Whether you're straight doubting your new commitment, or just parsing how exactly you feel about changing your life as you know it, it's a great idea to sit down with a trusted person to explore your thoughts.
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It is partly the knowledge of past Iranian behavior that has skeptics doubting the administration's claim of a diplomatic victory, especially at the time when Tehran is projecting its power throughout the region and worrying U.S allies.
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Just a year later, Exxon shifted from its public position of doubting climate change to declaring that there is "no question" that human activity was the source of carbon dioxide emissions contributing to the phenomenon. http://bit.
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But with both Joshua and Fury thinking they'd easily beat the other, their history of words and markedly different victories over Klitschko, there is no doubting Fury is the most attractive proposition as Joshua's next title defence.
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Inflation in the euro zone has long been below the ECB's target and ECB rate-setter Olli Rehn said on Friday that investors may be doubting the effectiveness of the ECB's monetary policy measures in boosting inflation.
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Anna, when not addressing us in her breathless mode, is engagingly self-doubting and self-loathing, by turns warmly funny and panic-stricken; she's also an aficionada of the best of Hitchcock and the "Thin Man" movies.
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"With New York away for Thanksgiving and investors now doubting the Fed trajectory for 2018, expect investors to continue to regard the dollar with suspicion intraday," Emmanuel Ng, a strategist at OCBC Bank, said in a note.
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We're talking about some truly potent, terrifying stuff here: Asquith helped make something like the doubting of one's own senses or motives every bit as powerful as the demons one encounters in, say, M.R. James or Lovecraft.
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It also noted that Pruitt, a former Oklahoma attorney general who sued the EPA more than a dozen times on behalf of his oil-producing state, is on the record as doubting the science of climate change.
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And I don't know whether you can actually serve a meal of words, but I would like to go back to those credit rating agencies where they can learn to eat their words about doubting Ohio, huh?
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Over the course of Taylor's biography, a picture emerges of Anne as a cleareyed yet self-doubting woman determined to live life on her own terms even as she worried about her right to set those terms.
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Over the course of Taylor's biography, a picture emerges of a clear-eyed yet self-doubting woman, one who was resolved to live life on her own terms but worried about her right to set those terms.
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But many congressional lawmakers have already expressed skepticism of NASA's Artemis program, doubting the need to land humans by 2024 — a fairly political deadline that would coincide with the end of a second possible term for Trump.
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Doubting that the boy's parents could still be alive, he decided that one of his men — he knew that the soldier and his wife had been unable to have children of their own — should adopt the boy.
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Fake news, and the proliferation of raw opinion that passes for news, is creating confusion, punching holes in what is true, causing a kind of fun-house effect that leaves the reader doubting everything, including real news.
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Date: January 8, 2012What made the moment: Tim Tebow was a lightning rod during his short-lived tenure in the NFL, with experts doubting the Heisman-winning man of faith could cut it as a professional quarterback.
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The public has a right to know what happened and how it happened, so that as an American People we can quit doubting the very institutions needed to run our government and keep our representative democracy alive.
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But union officials say the strike wave, unlike pre-Macron versions that successfully torpedoed attempts to liberalize the economy, appears to be losing steam with more and more workers doubting they can force government to change course.
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An annoying thing is when you start doubting your abilities or have a crisis of confidence, but you get through it and it makes you improve —I don't believe any artist who says they never feel that.
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I know everybody gets to a point where they're just fed up with life and a lot of people were doubting me at the same time, so of course I'm going to feel some type of way.
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But anyone doubting Mr. Driver's ability to do bad, mad and dangerous need only take a look at his subsequent screen work, including his turn as the arch-villain Kylo Ren in the recent "Star Wars" films.
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What's more, it's not just a song about Swift, but a song about everyone, because she's filled it with lyrics any listener can champion if they ever find themselves doubting who they are and what makes them special.
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Questioning women about their toughness, and doubting their focus and commitment to leadership roles, has been enshrined in our national discourse, backed up by salary inequities -- the roughly 78 cents women nationally still earn to every male dollar.
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At 215 years old and bearing the scars from four different back surgeries, his sceptics could be forgiven for doubting whether Tiger Woods, the world's best-known and most popular golfer, would ever contend for a title again.
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Other critics have joined Trump in doubting the conclusion and called for the intelligence community to release more public evidence — but in today's press conference, the President seemed skeptical that much of the evidence could be made public.
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A survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany (AmCham) showed, however, that company executives on both sides of the Atlantic remain sceptical, with 71 percent doubting whether a lasting agreement to cut tariffs can be reached.
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Trump&aposs public doubting of Russia&aposs responsibility in a joint news conference with Putin on Monday provoked withering criticism from Republicans as well as Democrats and forced the president to make a rare public admission of error.
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Named after the champ's late wife, Adrian, the restaurant is a cosy neighbourhood bistro, but there's no doubting who the owner is: the walls are decorated with framed black-and-white photographs of Balboa in his glory days.
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But D'Souza obviously knows his audience: The film opens with a 20-minute montage of experts and late-night hosts doubting Trump's ability to win the 2016 election, then coming to terms with the fact that he had.
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The hugely talented Kyrgios's 2016 season was curtailed by an ATP ban for "not trying" at last year's Shanghai Masters but there was no doubting his commitment in his first meeting with 12-times grand slam champion Djokovic.
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But a place like that defies your doubts, whether you're doubting what you feel, or dead set against everything the place stands for, God and Jesus and the saints and the crown of thorns and the whole cathedral.
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With President Donald Trump reportedly changing his mind "every day" about who he will appoint to chair the Federal Reserve, many are doubting whether Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen is likely to stay on for a second term.
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Twenty-five-year-old Shura — born Alexandra Lilah Denton, raised in Manchester by English and Russian parents — creates lovestruck, self-doubting narrators careful to run every experience inside their heads, and the consequences therefrom, before acting them out.
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There's no doubting that it will be expensive to establish either surface or orbital platforms, but who is doing that activity, whether it's commercial, a government, or a consortium of governments, will dictate the approach that goes forward.
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Many conservative evangelicals would say the problem with progressives isn't just a matter of doubting their religiosity — it's that Democrats are wrong on policy, and those progressives who claim to be religious are blinkered if they support Democrats.
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When friends and relatives started doubting her, she felt compelled to photograph her experiences, using black and white photos, often of herself, to evoke the terror of sleep paralysis, a condition she learned about from a YouTube video.
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There is no doubting the severity of this outbreak, but amid the fear of contagion and anger at the government's handling of the crisis, many residents are finding ways to amuse themselves within the confines of their homes.
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Before she can ask about it, the pashmina slips off and she is back in her black-and-white reality: not quite American, a social outcast among the cool girls at school, a self-doubting yet talented artist.
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In 2016, Obama and Clinton are united in thinking of politics as, in the words of Max Weber, " a strong and slow boring of hard boards" — and doubting anyone who doesn't tell voters how difficult it's going to be.
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Scott Pruitt—the fossil fuel loving, climate change doubting attorney general from Oklahoma who Trump tapped to lead the Environmental Protection Agency—will testify in front of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee for his confirmation hearing Wednesday.
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That came on the heels of Trump having spent years doing the same to the nation's first black president through a birther movement that had nearly three-quarters of Republicans doubting that Barack Obama was born in this country.
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Just in case anyone was still doubting that the Republican Congress would be jumping to please President-elect Trump, several members of the House of Representatives are now working on ways to quickly build his promised Mexican border wall.
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At the Old Vic, Ralph Fiennes is giving beautifully modulated life to the raging paranoia of self-doubting genius in the title role of Ibsen's "The Master Builder," in a new adaptation by David Hare, directed by Matthew Warchus.
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"I think our words have power, and if you're constantly telling yourself that you're not good enough and you're doubting your exterior on a daily basis, then that's what your life going to turn out to be," she says.
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Gloria Steinem wrote in the Times that once, Graham was so infuriated with a Post executive for doubting that women could deliver the newspaper (essentially have papergirls, as well as paperboys) that she threw a paperweight at his head.
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With their guidance and some hard-learned lessons about believing in herself, Meg blossoms throughout the two-hour tale from a gawky, self-doubting pre-teen to a fearless, badass warrior who can fight darkness with goodness and light.
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Trump's anti-democratic rhetoric—and the eagerness of so many good, white patriotic Americans to cheer it and believe it—is a symptom of the larger trend on the political right toward doubting the legitimacy of the American system.
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The main reason for doubting that there will be an early and favorable resolution to the U.S.-China trade war is that the Trump administration is making a number of basic miscalculations about the Chinese economy and its politics.
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Trump's fiery comments on Tuesday, doubling down on his initial response to the Virginia rally, unnerved CEOs already doubting the utility and public relations value of remaining on Trump's councils, sources close to several of the CEOs told Reuters.
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She had no issue with Mr. Trump's three marriages — "at least he married Marla Maples!" she said — and was also doubting of the coverage surrounding Stephanie Clifford, the adult-film actress who goes by the stage name Stormy Daniels.
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Similarly, we need to find ways of showing science-doubting Republican oil workers that the leaders of Exxon Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and BP have acknowledged the risk of climate change and that steps must be taken to address it.
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Mr. Maassen had appeared to give cover to the right-wing demonstrators who rioted in Chemnitz, not only doubting the authenticity of the video but also questioning the chancellor's use of the word "hounding" to describe the mob's behavior.
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Actually, the album reworks ideas that Ms. Aguilera has brandished at least since her 2002 album, "Stripped": that women can be combative, sexy, compassionate, imperfect, sometimes self-doubting, sometimes victimized, sometimes even self-destructive, but still strong and worthy.
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Kaine repeatedly jabbed at Trump's embrace of "birther" theories doubting President Obama's citizenship and recalled the businessman's statement, at the launch of his campaign last June, that "rapists" were among the illegal immigrants entering the United States from Mexico.
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There's the crafty villain Judas, who betrayed Jesus for a payday; the blustering Peter, whose bravado quickly melted when Jesus got arrested; and "Doubting Thomas," who spoke for so many when he said he needed proof before he believed.
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Anyone doubting that Gallimard's pipe dream of masculinity is still with us need only consult recent reports of the behavior of Hollywood moguls and American presidents or daily accounts of the United States military in quagmires on foreign soil.
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Though she announced that pregnancy by exposing her swollen stomach at the end of her 2011 VMA performance, skeptics kept doubting the truth well past Blue Ivy's birth, the most persistent rumor being that she had hired a surrogate.
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Writing the "rule book" - formally known as "implementation guidelines" - is the biggest test of the international commitment to the Paris Agreement since President Donald Trump said in June he will pull out, doubting that climate change has a human cause.
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Maybe it causes him to doubt himself a little bit, which leads into the fight with Nora, who's found herself on the flipside of Kevin, having gone from doubting to desperately wanting to believe she might see her family again.
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Former homeland security adviser Lisa Monaco recalled a conversation with McConnell where he stated, "You security people should be careful that you're not getting used," which she interpreted as the GOP leader doubting the intelligence concluding Russia was attempting to interfere.
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The two marry, and it seems like things are off to a good start until, slowly, a series of bizarre events lead Paula to start doubting her sanity, an idea her new husband does everything in his power to fuel.
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" Just in case any of her haters think that being a mom-to-be isn't a good thing for Cardi, the chart-topper and former stripper tweeted on Sunday, "I started winning when the whole world was doubting on me !
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Which is why she rejected the idea of instituting quotas that would force companies to change the makeup of their workforce or C-suite: She didn't want anyone ever doubting that a woman hadn't been hired on their own merit.
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There's no doubting the power of the overclockable i5-7600K ($240) or the top-end i7-7700K ($350) either, but make sure you have the applications and the games that are going to be able to take advantage of it.
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I won't say it's a mea culpa for doubting the Surface because, mamma mia, did Microsoft do a terrible job executing on its first try at all of these: Over time, Microsoft has gotten better at each of these goals.
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Some participating countries have begun doubting the value of the annual meetings, and China has come under pressure to show its courting of individual countries from the Baltics to the Balkans would not hurt the European Union as a whole.
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Anyone doubting this should look to the International Energy Agency's most recent monthly oil market report, which found that the Middle East's share of the world market has climbed recently to 35 percent – the highest it's been since the late 1970s.
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Citing Motherboard's work, on Friday US lawmakers sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, doubting the FBI's narrative around 'going dark', where law enforcement officials say they are increasingly unable to obtain evidence related to crimes due to encryption.
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Republicans have begun pulling ad reservations from a handful of GOP-held districts, a sign that the party is doubting its chances of holding onto some seats in a year in which Democrats are widely thought to have an edge.
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The Senate voted to put Scott Pruitt—a fossil fuel-loving, climate change-doubting former Oklahoma attorney general—in charge of the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday, despite fierce opposition from hundreds of the agency's current and former employees, Politico reports.
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Chinese officials are doubting the potential for a comprehensive long-term trade agreement with the U.S. despite the two sides closing in on an initial "phase one" accord, Bloomberg News reported Thursday morning, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
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At some point, it turns from Mary Warren protesting, to me just being an extension of [Proctor's] brain, and being the part of him that is doubting his own ability to actually go to court and make the truth known.
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Meanwhile, Top 10-ranked lightweight Michael Chiesa has been mooted as a possible opponent, with Chiesa stating he's more than up for the challenge, but there's no doubting Ferguson is the man Nurmagomedov wants in the absence of the champion.
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When one male contestant laughed and sneered as a woman confronted him about dumping her after sex, it inspired a weeklong national conversation about gaslighting, a form of emotional abuse where a victim is psychologically manipulated into doubting their own perspective.
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There's no doubting the seriousness of the situation in countries like Italy, but also Switzerland and Belgium, where we live, as well as the US. The good news is that China does show that the rising trend can be bucked.
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" Once the fighting started, President Lincoln, initially prone to "hesitating, doubting, shrinking," had to destroy the old system once and for all; without that, Douglass warned, the Civil War would be "little better than a gigantic enterprise for shedding human blood.
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After years of wondering where she fit in in a world where her ancestors were "stifled" and doubting the connection between Africa and those whose were forced to leave, Louis finally got the answers to all of her unspoken questions.
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In the meanwhile, a space intended to showcase lesser-known titles from the repertory has on offer a bona fide curiosity that I am very happy to have seen once — while somehow doubting that I will ever see it done again.
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While any veteran Supreme Court expert would warn against trying to predict how the justices will rule on the Trump-related cases, no one is doubting the significance of what those rulings could mean for Roberts' legacy and the court's reputation.
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In a kind of meta-answer to that question, I wrote a book called "The Big Thing: How to Complete Your Creative Project Even if You're a Lazy, Self-Doubting Procrastinator Like Me." The book itself was my creative project.
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Despite the consensus view of all US intelligence agencies that Russia did indeed interfere, and public affirmation of this from members of Trump's own Cabinet, the President persists in doubting Russia played a role at all, according to CNN reporting.
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It may lack some of the aesthetic appeal of the other calendar apps covered in this list, but there's no doubting the number of features packed in here—CloudCal includes everything you would expect from a mobile calendar app and then some.
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Beyond doubting its credibility, Democrats remain fearful that Kremlin-aligned bots and trolls on major social media platforms have sought to amplify and spread #ReleaseTheMemo — all in a bid to discredit the Justice Department's investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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He's the CEO who defied the odds and made Wall Street look silly for ever doubting his upstart could turn its massive investments into not one, but several dominant businesses on the way to becoming one of the world's most valuable companies.
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Cramer Remix: What you need to know about Apple Cramer's game plan: Trading the Warren Buffett love-fest Cramer: Retail isn't dead—millennials are changing the game So, for those doubting the growth of Apple, Cook sees nothing but opportunity for the future.
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OK, so the solutions can be more oblique, cerebrally befuddling and occasionally adroitly testing (in as much as sometimes you need to move quickly through the menus, or risk losing your grog all down your trousers), but there's no doubting their genius.
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BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - France, Britain and Germany are struggling to persuade their EU partners to back new sanctions on Iran to preserve its nuclear deal, diplomats said, with Italy doubting whether the measures can stop the United States pulling out in May.
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Evoking what he called the "can do" spirit of the 1960s when the United States put a man on the moon, Johnson criticised those he called "technological pessimists" for doubting there were solutions to have checks on goods away from the border.
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Evoking what he called the "can do" spirit of the 1960s when the United States put a man on the moon, Johnson criticized those he called "technological pessimists" for doubting there were solutions to have checks on goods away from the border.
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The other female characters on the show seem to share Andrea's mysterious penchant for ruining Naz's life — Naz's attorney makes out with her defendant in his holding cell and then smuggles him drugs in her vagina, Naz's mother betrays him by doubting him.
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This book would be yet another contribution to the literature of pro- and antidrug jeremiads except that it is so careful and measured and fair, and at times even candidly self-doubting, in its presentation, that it can't be classified as such.
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The Trump administration official who manages some 250 million acres of US federal lands has a long history of publicly doubting climate change — even going as far as to deny in the 1990s that there was a hole in the ozone layer.
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Anyone doubting that there is a material risk that that the next global economic recession will be of the more severe than normal variety has not been paying attention to the massive build up in global debt levels over the past decade.
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Motorola got all conceptual and showed of a bunch of things it was working on, which may or may not ever come to market, along with a slew of Moto Mods, in case anyone was doubting the company's commitment to modular handsets.
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After multiple slices of pizza and sips of mezcal, he turned his attention to the Irish striker McGregor, who had been active on social media through the week, doubting Masvidal and Diaz were BMFs and saying he was the coolest in the game.
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Having read and liked two of Mr. Dawkins's earlier plays — "The Homosexuals" and "Le Switch" — I was surprised by this lack of dramatic follow-through, and by the tendency to signpost themes as if doubting the audience's ability to discern them without help.
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Trump's Sunday tweet—which reportedly reflects a deeper unease within the White House about public health experts' approach to the pandemic—is the first sign that he may be doubting the guidance he gave Americans just a week ago to flatten the curve.
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Not that this idea works very well: Doubting everything may be a workable plan for individual survival in a fracturing media universe dominated by algorithms and digital media of dubious authenticity, but pervasive doubt could just as well bring on civilizational ruin.
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Apple's historic feat in becoming the first publicly traded U.S. company to clinch a $1 trillion market capitalization has several analysts on Wall Street, normally a super bullish crowd, doubting whether the iPhone maker's shares can keep climbing at the same lofty pace.
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Nearly three months after the majority of Italians voted for populist parties, the aggrieved forces demanded a return to the polls, with the League's leader doubting Italy's democracy and the Five Star leader raising the prospect of the impeachment of President Sergio Mattarella.
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But just in case anyone was doubting Boston's Little Big Man's passing ability, he went out and dished out a career-high 15 assists and scored 29 points and led the Celtics to a 115-104 victory over the Utah Jazz Tuesday night.
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There was already a burgeoning conspiracy theory movement around the Skripal case, with people pointing to the nearby Porton Down chemical lab as evidence of British "false-flag" involvement, or doubting whether Russia would have a motive, or questioning CCTV evidence as doctored.
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But in her introduction to Obama's speech, a young Muslim woman, Sabah Muktar, explained why the visit is important to her and other Muslim Americans: In these uncertain times, some of us might find ourselves doubting where we fit in this society.
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This was her response to questions doubting her loyalty: When I was at the Chamber of Commerce, I had a client, the Chamber of Commerce, and, as a litigator there, my job was to file lawsuits and file amicus briefs on behalf of that client.
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"I put on an audio book—my current listen is You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero—and take Mia, our mini Australian shepherd, for a walk along the water," Wilking says.
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In retrospect, that boss was following the same playbook that Delevingne alleges Weinstein was, though in a less extreme, more subtle way: doubting my queerness, signaling that I should stop talking about it already; then, in private, twisting it into something for him to consume.
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Because while there's some playful banter among the characters, their personal stories have been largely obliterated with the exception of Hawke, whose role is a sort-of hybrid of the parts played by Robert Vaughn (the self-doubting killer) and Brad Dexter in the original.
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But Oleg and his relationship with Stan have become increasingly compelling to me: He's the closest, via his father, to the actual power structure in the USSR, and he seems to be the character this season who's increasingly doubting that the emperor has clothes.
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As with all Churchill dramas, it suffers from our retrospective wisdom: because we know that this man will weather one storm after the next, and that his doubters will be proved wrong, it's difficult to imagine an era when doubting—indeed, loathing—was the norm.
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It's often hard for me to imagine that anyone can grow up in this era and not end up doubting the competence and motives of nearly everyone in charge of nearly every American institution, but some of us grow up instead to be Bari Weiss.
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Any moderate lawmakers doubting whether Kavanaugh will rule against women and their right to bodily autonomy need look no further than his opinion in the case of Jane Doe, the undocumented immigrant, pregnant teenager that the Trump administration sought to bar from getting an abortion.
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Trump&aposs public doubting of Russia&aposs culpability for interference in 2016 — though he tried to "clarify" his remarks a day later — sparked bipartisan condemnation in Washington and sparked congressional lawmakers to look once again for ways to tighten sanctions on the longtime U.S. foe.
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NO THANKS: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Almost six in 22019 likely voters don't back Donald Trump's proposal for a wall on America's southern border, with a similar number doubting the likelihood that Mexico would pay for it, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.
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And perhaps the principal reason for doubting Mr. Trump's conservative credentials is that being a creation of social media, he has lost the sense that there is a civilization out there that stands above his deals and his tweets in a posture of disinterested judgment.
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Phyllis Korkki, author of The Big Thing: How to Complete Your Creative Project Even if You're a Lazy, Self-Doubting Procrastinator Like Me, ascribes a lot of weight to a new notebook's possibility versus the reality of, you know, actually sticking to a project.
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But many commentators claimed she won votes in part because she was often seen crying on the show and portrayed herself as sensitive and self-doubting — a foil to the confident, assertive Ms. Wang, but one in keeping with traditional ideas about Chinese femininity.
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One of those "simple lessons," she explained, is to trust your children and give them freedom and responsibility from a young age — a notion Wojcicki said is the "absolute opposite" of today's prevalent "helicopter parenting" style, which she argued produces incapable, self-doubting kids.
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Anyone doubting the true appeal of thoroughbred racing, the draw of the horse as athlete, has never seen a legendary track like Saratoga or Del Mar or Keeneland packed on a Saturday afternoon — or witnessed the grandeur of the post parade before the Derby.
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There's no doubting the prestige that comes with winning Europe's premier soccer club competition, but the financial value of the Champions League is far less than what many of the top clubs trying to win it generate from playing in their own domestic leagues.
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With her wry sense of humor honed by a coquettish but self-doubting vanity, the French novelist Colette would doubtless have been flattered to see the painstakingly authentic renovation of her childhood home by the Paris decorator Jacques Grange in Saint-Sauveur-en-Puisaye.
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She's a composite of various witnesses to Ailes's gross misconduct, and, although there's absolutely no doubting the credibility of what her character suffers, the mingling of fact and fiction sits a little uneasily in a movie that is dedicated to the righting of wrongs.
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"I would urge the President to knock this off; this is the greatest democracy on Earth, we're the leader of the free world, and people are going to start doubting you as a person if you keep making accusations against our electoral system without justification," Graham said.
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But on the night of Reagan's final State of the Union speech in 1988, when he boasted that "one of the best recoveries in decades" should "send away the hand-wringers and doubting Thomases," the economic numbers were not as good as those on Obama's watch.
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Boxing—combat sports in general—is heavily reliant on interesting characters to compliment the in-ring or in-cage action and there's no doubting that Eubank Jr. is one of the more intriguing figures in modern-day pugilism—he's a total chip off the old block.
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There's no doubting the extent of the accomplishments achieved by Silva and his name still garners plenty of star power, but the unavoidable truth is that he has only won one fight since 2012—a controversial decision win against Derek Brunson at UFC 208 in February 2017.
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"Investors are doubting global growth and fearing a recession with uncertainty over the direction of trade wars at a time when most global central banks have entered or (are) about to enter the tightening cycle," head of multi asset at Liontrust Asset Management John Husselbee said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A group of Chinese intellectuals sued on Tuesday over what they say is a leadership coup at a leading liberal magazine, as a former editor lost an appeal against a ruling ordering him to apologize for doubting details in a tale of wartime heroism.
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The first two dangers related to the rise of anti-EU, nationalist sentiment across the continent, plus the "state of mind of pro-European elites," which Tusk then feared were too subservient to "populist arguments as well as doubting in the fundamental values if liberal democracy".
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan policymakers engaged in heated debate on the feasibility of overhauling its massive stimulus programme with some board members doubting whether it would enhance flexibility of monetary policy, a summary of opinions at the central bank's September rate review showed on Friday.
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Focals' obvious comparisons are the ambitious Google Glass experiment, which failed because its usefulness wasn't well-explained to a doubting public, and the fun but ultimately doomed investment of Snap Spectacles, which lost Snapchat's parent company $40 million when novelty wasn't enough to make them catch on.
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For them, the truth that God has revealed is the most important truth there is; therefore, denying or doubting this truth is extremely dangerous, both for nonbelievers, who lack this essential truth, and for believers, who may well be misled by the denials and doubts of nonbelievers.
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But many immigrants still didn't take that final step toward citizenship, doubting Trump would win or carry through on his promises — or that his policies could somehow affect lawful permanent residents who have lived and worked in this country for years and have no other home.
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Until now, practically every time doubting wags, including myself, have argued that the time had come for Moore and his law to ride off into the sunset, the engineers in bunny suits have figured out new ways to maintain control of the electrons flowing on a chip.
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It was only in January, amid the uproar over his reflexive trust in a Chilean bishop and his doubting of Chilean abuse survivors, that Francis has begun to act more decisively, sending investigators, accepting resignations of top Chilean bishops and promising victims there would be further measures.
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For all their chatter and violence, Quentin Tarantino's films are male weepies of a type, and one way to look at his "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" is through the complementary relationship between Leonardo DiCaprio's twitchily self-doubting actor and Brad Pitt's self-confident stuntman.
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First, a lot of people don't know that Trump was raised by an authoritarian father in what I'd call a cultic church, where you're taught to believe 100 percent in yourself, that magical things are going to happen, and that the only sin is doubting yourself.
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"The pace of implementation is now beginning to be questioned to some extent, and I don't think anyone is really doubting we will get tax reform or fiscal stimulus, visa vis lower tax rates," said Mark Cabana, head of short end rate strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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" No one in the first group ever questioned what they were told, but the introduction of a corporation into the mix led some in the second group to start doubting their own perception of color—"I mean is it really yellow or is it more of an orange?
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"Given the fact that two years ago, he stated that he was unlikely to play competitive golf again, or was seriously doubting it ... he wouldn't just say that in jest," Williams told ESPN of Woods, who made his return to the tour last year after a fourth back surgery.
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Stokes, who is biled the famous Championess of England; I do hereby invite her to meet me, and exercise the awful Weapons practiced on the Stage, at her own Amplitheatre, doubting not, but to let her and the worthy Spectators fee, that my Judgement and Courage is beyond hers.
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She was remarkably open, and it was at the checkpoints where the strain and resilience of her pioneering attempt were most evident — the swelling and redness of her residual leg, her gait energetic or limping, her voice confident or doubting, and her sheer determination to continue to the finish.
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Mr. Wang also seemed to suspect that prolonged mass internment would not lead Uighurs to love the C.C.P. (We know from other sources that families have been torn apart and tens of thousands of children sent to state boarding schools and orphanages.) Mr. Wang wasn't alone in doubting.
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Any time Trump expresses warmth toward Russia — whether congratulating Vladimir Putin for winning a rigged election or doubting Russia's use of cyberattacks in the 2016 election — it raises questions about his possible ties to the country or whether he feels obligated to deliver on a hidden quid pro quo.
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From its earliest days in 53, the MAVNI program has been caught in a tug-of-war between supportive recruitment commanders, who saw the exceptionally high education and skill levels of the immigrants, and doubting Pentagon brass who thought it could be an entry point for foreign spies or terrorists.
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Then, before you can say "family matters," they're suddenly back in the final act of the film, saving the day by driving a sports car in reverse through a skyscraper, proving to the world that they were the most badass the entire time and that you're a chump for ever doubting?
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If you're so brilliant that you race through this puzzle using only the across entries, and fill in every theme answer without needing a single clue from the vertical crosses, then that's it for your theme, you poor brainiac (I am seriously doubting there being many of you in this boat).
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At the show's center — standing in for Forster's temperamentally opposite sisters, Margaret and Helen Schlegel — are the serious, self-doubting social activist Eric Glass (Kyle Soller, a poignant anchoring presence) and his flamboyant playwright boyfriend, Toby Darling, who has a Hidden Past he pretends never happened (an electrically vivid Andrew Burnap).
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That tilted the opposite way in October after the Las Vegas shootings, with 231% doubting that outcome, as well as in June 221 after the shooting deaths of nine people during a Bible study group in Charleston, South Carolina, when 220% said such a change would not reduce gun-related deaths.
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"It has been seven days since the incident but there is no clear evidence on the cause of death and at the moment we cannot trust the investigation by the Malaysian police," said the ambassador, who had earlier been summoned by the Malaysian foreign ministry to explain other remarks doubting the probe's impartiality.
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But many leaders remained wary of ambitious new projects, doubting the appetite of voters for giving up national control and fearing the continued strength of anti-EU sentiment that is taking Britain out of the bloc and saw the far-right win dozens of seats in the German parliament in Sunday's election.
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In February 2001, ExxonMobil faxed a memo to the Bush White House's Center for Environmental Quality with a number of recommendations: Boot all Clinton-era scientists with "aggressive agendas" from "any decisional activities" on the IPCC and move scientists with a history of doubting the climate crisis into positions of authority, including Christy.
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Imagine if you woke up every morning questioning and doubting everything and everyone in your life: whether you can trust your spouse, for example, or if the guy who drives the bus you take to work has had too much to drink, or if the lady making your coffee has washed her hands.
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But I finished the story only after having a long conversation with a local politician who expressed a total lack of concern for climate change, even to the point of doubting that average global temperatures are increasing (note: we've developed a tool capable of putting this issue to rest … it's called a thermometer).
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Bergman's story also features a female parishioner who offers care and affection to the priest, without success, and she is mirrored, in "First Reformed," by the sorrowful figure of Esther (Victoria Hill), who is so brusquely rebuffed by Toller that we find ourselves flinching from him, and doubting the purity of his mission.
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And so when, almost 30 years later, he painted the Last Judgment in that same chapel, his fresco "embodied a long-abhorred heresy […] doubting the eternal torment of sinners and the vindictive retributive nature of the Last Judgment," — a "merciful heresy," or what Steinberg calls a Vatican II vision of the Last Judgment.
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The article points out the dangers of believing — or doubting — everything one reads or simply not having the skills or the desire to verify information: Research has shown that an inability to judge content leads to two equally unfortunate outcomes: People believe everything that suits their preconceived notions, or they cynically disbelieve everything.
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But as the stakes grow greater for his father's embattled kingdom, Mr. Hassell's Hal pivots convincingly from errant playboy to determined warrior, and ultimately, of course, to an inspiring Henry V. His few scenes with his doubting, despairing father, imbued by Mr. Britton with an exhausted desperation tinged with shadowing guilt, are deeply affecting.
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Doubting the competence of the detectives, she fixates on a neighbor, a plumber named Keith Denton, who did some work for Rachel and was the last person known to have seen her alive, stalking him unabashedly until the police, finally, bring him in, even though it is Nora herself who suddenly and increasingly seems culpable.
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The video also touches on the very real feeling of doubting your style choices because of anxiety about other people's opinions: "I'll be at the door, almost ready to [leave the house] and I'll preempt those judgements — I'll go change into something that makes me feel more invisible and like I'll fit in," Tajima shared.
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Each of the characters is in some ways terribly alone, like Hopper's city zombies, vacant about the eyes, but each one's heart, poked into flame by conversation, is, like the doubting disciple in Caravaggio's "The Incredulity of Saint Thomas," reaching out for something solid to match the intensity of his or her hopes and ideas.
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If Donald Trump's venomously anti-immigration rhetoric has you doubting the United States' historic empathy for refugees, look no further than McAllen, TX. A small town located just north of the Rio Grande border, McAllen became a pivotal safe haven for the tens of thousands of Central American immigrants who fled to the U.S. in 2014 seeking asylum.
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Since then, anytime there is a shooting, terrorist event, or other mass casualty event, conspiracy theorists suggest that crisis actors are part of a government false flag operation, which more or less brings us to today, where YouTubers, InfoWars, and many on the far right doubting whether or not the Douglas High School shooting actually happened.
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If Haacke's piece is vigorous and direct, and Jacolby Satterwhite's video "Reifying Desire 3: The Immaculate Conception of Doubting Thomas" (2012) is immersive and seductive, Paul Mpagi Sepuya's two "Mirror Study" works (2017) suggest a more modestly scaled, intimate melancholy: It shows a slender pair of arms reflected, from above and below, in a fragmented mirror.
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The most disturbing aspect of this state of affairs is that we can swallow tall tales of unknown provenance that we want to believe, while doubting stories on reputable news sites that we do not want to believe — or impugning the motives of those reputable news sites when they do not publish stories that we want to believe.
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Fox News Channel on Tuesday released a 2003 video clip that it says shows Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE doubting the Iraq War effort.
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That, writes Sabrina Tavernise in "As Fake News Spreads Lies, More Readers Shrug at the Truth," leads to an insidious problem: Fake news, and the proliferation of raw opinion that passes for news, is creating confusion, punching holes in what is true, causing a kind of fun-house effect that leaves the reader doubting everything, including real news.
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Chapter one of this seven-part series, "An Incident at Creede," introduces the other major players in this grim, violent frontier drama, including self-doubting sheriff Bill McNue (Scoot McNairy), his strong-willed widowed sister Mary Agnes (Merritt Wever, who won an Emmy for this role), and Roy's vicious outlaw mentor, Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels, who also won an Emmy).
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For those doubting that autonomous vehicles are going to be driving alongside humans very soon, consider the first delivery made by Otto while a driver actually left the driver's seat during the long highway portion of the trip: The Uber -owned self-driving transport truck company made its first delivery recently, moving 50,000 cans of Budweiser from Fort Collins, CO to Colorado Springs.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) on Thursday blasted the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for doubting that carbon dioxide is a "primary contributor" to climate change.
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Anyone doubting the acting skills of Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen should take note—they're at their dramatic best amidst the unforgiving wilderness, and the score by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis (Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds) pushes this one into a realm of its own, where it very well might be considered a classic in a couple of years.
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He has been adamant that his decision to sign with the Lakers this summer was a basketball move — he wanted the challenge of resurrecting a storied franchise, friends and associates say — but there is no doubting the importance of his longtime ties to Los Angeles and his attraction to this place, a symbiotic relationship that can be traced to his teenage years.
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Neither do I. Yet in the aftermath of the assault on Ben Jacobs, a reporter for The Guardian, by Greg Gianforte, the Republican candidate for a special House election in Montana, too many conservatives are either doubting the event occurred, despite audio evidence and witness testimony by a Fox News crew, or praising Mr. Gianforte for giving the press what it deserves.
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With Ms. Collins and Ms. Murkowski doubting their leaders' approach, scrutiny will fall on independent-minded Republicans like Senator Mitt Romney of Utah and retiring Republicans like Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who could force Republican and Democratic leaders to work out the terms of a trial the way they did in 1999 with the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton.
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By which I mean that before he even gets to models for development of doctrine, he strongly implies that the core reason for doubting the modern applicability of Jesus's words on divorce is that Jesus was simply wrong — or at least that he was limited by his own eschatological expectations and didn't really expect the world in which we live to ever come to be.
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" "I'll admit it: I went into the Palace Theatre a sceptic – doubting that self-confessed "Potter-head" playwright Jack Thorne (working alongside Rowling) would have the magic touch to bring the story back to life, and pretty much convinced that whatever tricks director John Tiffany and illusionist Jamie Harrison had up their sleeves, it would be no match for the films' amazing CGI effects.
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She allowed me to have that studio in high school and have all my friends over and man she put up with so much loud music and find all the leftover baggies and she probably started to doubt her own good will at some point towards my pursuit of music, but in the end she gets a gold star for never really doubting it.
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Seriously, he urged people, be nicer, including to your relatives who might be doubting whether religion is the right path for them: Still, some Christian families, whether because of the language they use, the way they act or treat others, or their constant harping on the same two or three issues, end up being seen as remote and not really a part of the community.
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To help myself and others overcome this self-defeating behavior, I decided to write a book on the topic, called "The Big Thing: How to Complete Your Creative Project Even if You're a Lazy, Self-Doubting Procrastinator Like Me." During the course of talking to experts for the book, I picked up a range of focusing techniques that I now use regularly at work.
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