Trump's rhetoric put those two pillars in doubt, thereby putting the whole point of the alliances in doubt.
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While the outcome of the Trump trial may not seem in doubt at this moment, the Senate's willingness to adhere to First Amendment norms should not be in doubt at all.
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Sean Parnell — his winning outcome wasn't really in doubt.
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If in doubt, ask WWOD — "what would Oprah do?"
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When in trouble, when in doubt — whenever, really — attack.
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However, those meetings appeared in doubt after the Russian veto.
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Other new research, however, has put that conclusion in doubt.
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That Autonomy's revenue accounting was questionable is not in doubt.
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If you're in doubt, read what you write out loud.
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The guilt of Tibbetts, 61, has never been in doubt.
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So do some Republican senators, leaving its prospects in doubt.
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And, don't forget her tip — when in doubt, more cheese!
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Indira Scott, 20, Queens When in doubt, wear workout clothes.
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When in doubt, we always go for a white sneaker.
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Protesters repeatedly interrupted, but the outcome was not in doubt.
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The future of the nuclear deal is also in doubt.
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The future of Iranian crude exports was also in doubt.
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"This new tariff puts that goal in doubt," he laments.
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That this is an important book was never in doubt.
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And those numbers are now more in doubt than ever.
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Germany's government has been in doubt since an inconclusive election.
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Whether China's blackout will be effective is still in doubt.
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When in doubt, make sure your rosé is a 2016.
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For some months Ms Poe's candidacy had been in doubt.
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Now a June target for completion may be in doubt.
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When in doubt check, with Michelle; she is always right.
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Now, all of those factors are in doubt, IEA said.
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Whether he will remain a favourite is now in doubt.
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With Mr. Davutoglu out, that process is further in doubt.
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Thus, the road to full disclosure is depressingly in doubt.
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Which way the world will turn is still in doubt.
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Clinton rejects the idea that her loyalties are in doubt.
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But an important part of the vision is in doubt.
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She's also taught me when in doubt, wear black, always.
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When in doubt, dress as a Marvel or DC character.
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Future Republican control of the House is more in doubt.
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But the audacity of his imagination was never in doubt.
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The results left the opposition foundering, its future in doubt.
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That prospect looks more in doubt under almost any scenario.
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The audience is kept in doubt: someone's lying, but who?
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All of which has put the museum's future in doubt.
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Now, the future of the group itself is in doubt.
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In Mr. Macron's case, however, that was initially in doubt.
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If in doubt, you can't go wrong with something sparkly.
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Even Mr. Watkins's supposed alibi has been cast in doubt.
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Mr. Yang's status as a dissident is hardly in doubt.
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Mr. Yang's status as a dissident is hardly in doubt.
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Whether Trump can turn New Mexico red remains in doubt.
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Now, that's clearly in doubt and that's where we're going.
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The payments for August and September are now in doubt.
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Peters said Skinner's availability was in doubt, to a degree.
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But America's naval mastery in Asia is increasingly in doubt.
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When in doubt, a simple verbal greeting is also fine.
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In the meantime, the plant's future is again in doubt.
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Eight percent said no and 17 percent were in doubt.
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Evans' availability for the rest of the season is in doubt.
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I don't think the outcome of the election is in doubt.
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But Turkey's reliability as a Western partner increasingly looks in doubt.
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But the short-term outlook is in doubt, says Morgan Stanley.
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Be smart, people: If in doubt of anything, just ask us.
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McGregor faces felony charges that put his fight future in doubt.
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That the Iraqi government will retake Mosul is not in doubt.
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That Mr Macron was marked by Rocard is not in doubt.
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That reliance on finance can cause trouble is not in doubt.
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That drawdown now appears to be in doubt, as Lt. Gen.
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The very future of The Weinstein Co. is currently in doubt.
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When in doubt, use a rectal thermometer to take their temperature.
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Its future — qualifying for the 2018 World Cup — is in doubt.
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To be honest, there was a moment I was in doubt.
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When in doubt, ask your insurer which tier includes your doctor.
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This put the result of the no-confidence vote in doubt.
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When in doubt, said Seeber, ask the neighbors how they've fared.
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But when in doubt, her glam squad is on speed dial.
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His is casting the legitimacy of the eventual result in doubt.
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The good guys always win; the outcome is never in doubt.
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And when in doubt, remember, you don't always have to tweet.
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Now, that heritage is mostly forgotten, and its survival in doubt.
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When in doubt, check the app listing or website for details.
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When in doubt, have a taco go down on a pastry.
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However, the ability of active mangers to outperform remains in doubt.
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The future of local news has been in doubt for decades.
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What's not in doubt is that ISIS's attack strategy is globalizing.
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When in doubt, get a job helping people with their jobs.
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If it's a no-drama affair, the outcome isn't in doubt.
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The future of these and other vital programs is in doubt.
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The future of President Obama's anti-lobbyist policies is in doubt.
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McGregor's actions now put any future fights very much in doubt.
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While previously in doubt, the bill passed with his strong support.
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London's future as a regional hub for commerce is in doubt.
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Yet whether a progressive upstart can defeat Carper remains in doubt.
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And of course, if in doubt, always seek a second opinion.
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Just a few months ago, though, the event was in doubt.
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That the EV revolution has started is no longer in doubt.
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But the appropriateness of the April call was never in doubt.
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Turkmenistan holds presidential elections, but Berdymukhamedov's chances are never in doubt.
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For all the courtroom fireworks, the outcome was never in doubt.
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Beyond that, much about the paintings seems to be in doubt.
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However, both sources said that this meeting was now in doubt.
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Critic's Pick The aesthetic commitment being offered was never in doubt.
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But whether either bill can pass is very much in doubt.
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Now the flow of money is in doubt, imperiling London's fortunes.
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"When in doubt, check it out and cover up," she said.
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When in doubt, toss the condom and get a new one.
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Lastly, when in doubt, Maltese recommends buyers always read the labels.
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The highest level of integrity is expected, when in doubt, ask4.
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When in doubt it is wisest to bank on inexplicable incompetence.
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Here is my advice: When in doubt, add a little miso.
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The accuracy of many of these claims, however, remains in doubt.
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But with Hershey rejecting Mondelez's preliminary offer, that could be in doubt.
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New sexting tip: when in doubt, pretend to be in an Ikea.
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A few government accountability office reports have cast that shadow in doubt.
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And when in doubt just cut the damn grapes, baby tomatoes etc.
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The future of the Renova Fort Ross Foundation is likewise in doubt.
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The outcome was never really in doubt, but now it is official.
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Its place on the shortlist for 2017 must now be in doubt.
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Bloomberg's willingness to confront Sanders on socialism and electability isn't in doubt.
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Another hallmark is a belief, however much wrapped in doubt, in progress.
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When in doubt, go longer; just remember that quality always trumps quantity.
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Indeed, Mr Kavanaugh's nomination appeared in doubt until Mr Trump spoke up.
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But the plausibility of the characters' decisions themselves is never in doubt.
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Far more in doubt is whether Mrs Lam will command public support.
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In such cases, use the "If in doubt, throw it out" rule.
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If in doubt, check the TSA's website for prohibited food items. 5.
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Mr Abe's re-election as the LDP's leader now looks in doubt.
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His ability to pass any further reforms would certainly be in doubt.
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"We are still in doubt," Malmstrom said during a visit in Copenhagen.
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Whether the increase will actually work as planned is, however, in doubt.
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The long-term transformative power of the technology is not in doubt.
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When in doubt, water-based lubes are your best bet for sex.
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A more complex political landscape puts both of these conventions in doubt.
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That Southeast Asian art is making waves globally is not in doubt.
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The facts are not in doubt, but its meaning remains hotly disputed.
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When in doubt, stick with the tried and true rule: "Never Tweet."
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That's right: when in doubt, just hide the stuff you don't like.
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Toshiba also warned that future survival of the company was in doubt.
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"When in doubt, dress nicely," says Tiffany Yannetta, shopping director at Racked.com.
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When in doubt, stick to topics that you know toe the line.
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"When in doubt, do nothing," she says about tats you may regret.
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Even when the tally is in, the result will be in doubt.
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Here, the integrity of computerized voting machines is once again in doubt.
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But Trump's grip on the national political narrative was never in doubt.
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But these are not hypothetical experiments; their efficacy is not in doubt.
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Please enjoy, and when in doubt, just assume the answer is "ESAI"!
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A stalemate has put those negotiations in doubt and markets in turmoil.
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But the recent layoffs and production shutdowns put its future in doubt.
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Now, however, Liddell's placid resignation to his fate may be in doubt.
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Iowa's nonconference excellence at Carver Arena was never in doubt on Tuesday.
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When in doubt, look no further than the president's own Twitter feed.
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But the chip deal is in doubt over U.S. national security concerns.
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If in doubt, why not mix it up according to your tastes?
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If in doubt, simply consider a brief tour of recent style history.
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What's not in doubt is he's not likely to change his views.
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Sharp is now mired in losses and its future is in doubt.
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He claims, however, never to have been in doubt about the outcome.
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America will survive, but some areas of the world are in doubt.
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The intelligence and eclectic generosity of the programming are not in doubt.
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Of course the thing is, it actually should have been in doubt.
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But Mr. Boehner's post-retirement fortunes, at least, were not in doubt.
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Those have been slipping, putting assistance in doubt at a precarious time.
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But the seriousness of the official response is already in doubt. Mrs.
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When in doubt, don't eat something if you're not sure it's safe.
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Until November, Massot's eligibility to compete for Germany had been in doubt.
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Today its future, and that of a unified Iraq, is in doubt.
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"When in doubt, take a lane and make yourself known," he said.
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The "when in doubt, stretch it out" rule is for celebrities, too.
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" "Two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time.
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That is because, for House Democrats, the conclusion was never in doubt.
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And the outcome of such talks, if they happen, remain in doubt.
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When in doubt, cease communication and try to contact the organization directly.
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The golden rule is, if at all in doubt, put it out!
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Sometimes, it is better to stay quiet, to try stewing in doubt.
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May's Conservative Party legislators might rebel, putting her parliamentary majority in doubt.
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The country's president faces corruption accusations and his future is in doubt.
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The Republican rule still seems to be: When in doubt, cite Reagan.
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It's an entirely different thing for our elections to be in doubt.
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That is because, for House Democrats, the conclusion was never in doubt.
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It was never in doubt that the president would tweet about it.
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Now, they are both bubble teams, with their playoff futures in doubt.
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"If in doubt, don't buy it or don't eat it," he said.
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Two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time.
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The future of the DACA program, as a whole, is in doubt.
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And their future has been sort of in doubt for a while.
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This point was never much in doubt, but the numbers sure reinforced it.
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"If in doubt, you can always mix and match various products," says Ball.
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The Sweet Sixteen matchup against Wichita State game was never much in doubt.
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When in doubt, get a manager's approval before you make a questionable purchase.
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At Euro 2012, hosted by Ukraine and Poland, it rarely looked in doubt.
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The future of the European project is now more than ever in doubt.
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If you're in doubt, systematic is almost always the right word to use.
|
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Another application involving two undisclosed Fortune 100 companies is now also in doubt.
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When in doubt, always go with what your gut says to do, right?
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Go deeper: North Carolina House race in doubt over claims of electoral fraud
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Beyond the storyline, the actual mechanics of the game are also in doubt.
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Problem is, whether or not it will work is still seriously in doubt.
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When in doubt, talk to your boss—they may know the bigger story.
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That leaves the future of the British chain of department stores in doubt.
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For Laverne Cox, it was for her role as a lawyer in Doubt.
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Turn a Big Problem Into a Bunch of Small OnesWhen in doubt, decompose.
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Moreover, Ms. Merkel's own re-election campaign next year could be in doubt.
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Fear of imminent damnation puts the sincerity of all of these in doubt.
|
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In states whose presidential winner was never in doubt, they chose Hillary Clinton.
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At his lowest moments, the solidity of Trump's coalition was genuinely in doubt.
|
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The BES paper puts this diagnosis in doubt, argues Anthony Wells of YouGov.
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Go deeper: The Congo's chaotic election throws the future of cobalt in doubt
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But that is now in doubt after Britons voted to leave the bloc.
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When in doubt, you can do worse than saying what you really think.
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But Roe's protection of early, first-trimester abortions has never been in doubt.
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And Burl said, when in doubt, sending along a photo is always helpful.
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When in doubt, check out this helpful map I made to guide you.
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An IPO for GE Healthcare this year is now in doubt, Culp said.
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So when in doubt, do what you can to keep them thinking that.
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Now, thanks to the yen's recent strength, even the reflation is in doubt.
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When in doubt, rest assured that you do look like a hot mess.
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But whether the Democratic Party should pursue it is no longer in doubt.
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More in doubt is whether Spotify will grow in Stockholm or shift elsewhere.
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" Considering the early conservative outcry, Hoyer said passage "is very much in doubt.
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His affinity for the elegant lines of bel canto was not in doubt.
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After the aborted coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, that seems in doubt.
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She had very definite views, and was seldom right but never in doubt.
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His survival was in doubt, and he was unable to talk to me.
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If in doubt, you can ask the cashier where to position it.2.
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But in that case there is a rule: if in doubt, say no.
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After a two-year delay, the SEC's decision puts CHX's future in doubt.
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That plan is in tatters, and May's political future is in doubt. 5.
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The agency reiterated that its decision to prohibit meldonium was not in doubt.
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"You were never in doubt about who the cartoonist was," Mr. Lapham said.
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Even with Cole's future in doubt, they can make a lot of hay.
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And, if you're ever in doubt about a toy's materials, use a rubber.
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When in doubt, block it: That will be the principle of upload filters.
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When in doubt, sweets are the surest way to a co-worker's heart.
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While the outcome is not much in doubt, two bigger-picture questions remain.
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"When in doubt, I put the safety of the public first," he said.
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And, when in doubt, there's always the option of working out at home.
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When in doubt, they err on the side of giving their children freedom.
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Frequently right but never in doubt, that's how I like to operate, myself.
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Philip D. Murphy and leaving the future of the legalization movement in doubt.
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"When in doubt, go after me," she said of the Republican Party's strategy.
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That acquisition put the continued availability of NBC shows on Hulu in doubt.
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Iowa's status as a swing state in presidential elections may be in doubt.
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The future of organizations that help newly arrived refugees is also in doubt.
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Over the years, the Warren Commission findings remained in doubt in some circles.
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When in doubt, we always favor giving people the power to share more.
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What's not in doubt is the effect of the work: Visually, it's hypnotic.
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An ambitious program from a pianist whose technical gifts are never in doubt.
|
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But even his fortune, like those of his economic "betters," is in doubt.
|
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Both bills face resistance from conservatives, though, so their fate is in doubt.
|
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But a local election in Tokyo has put Mr. Abe's longevity in doubt.
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It can really make a difference to a mid-recipe cook in doubt.
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High winds in New York City had put the balloons' inclusion in doubt.
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The outcome remained in doubt late Monday as votes were still being counted.
|
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However, whether the investment in courting young voters will succeed remains in doubt.
|
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Headlines - Johnson vow to implement Brexit deal by December 2020 in doubt on.ft.
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And supporters are worried the future of the rules could be in doubt.
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His future at that conservative news organization is reportedly in doubt as well.
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When in doubt, it's always better to be overdressed than underdressed, says Welch.
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When in doubt, mirror the language used by the company you interviewed with.
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If you're unsure, ask questions; when in doubt, talk about love and work.
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Bartlett's future leadership of the refugee office has been in doubt for months.
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He said Mr. Cotten's death "should not be in doubt." transcript There's Bitcoin.
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Throughout all of the hearings, El Chapo's guilt was never really in doubt.
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" He later tweeted that "I am, for anybody confused or in doubt, a homosexual.
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For anyone in doubt of Pornhub's dedication to empowering and supporting women, consider this.
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When in doubt, ban, is pretty much where I'm at with all this shit.
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This means the "big chewers" hypothesis for Neanderthal faces is now seriously in doubt.
|
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What is not in doubt is that the perpetrator was inspired by Islamist extremism.
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But by Friday evening, the status of that event was in doubt as well.
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When in doubt, "Warren, what did you do?" is a great go-to line.
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"When in doubt, human nature tends to side with the home crowd," said Moskowitz.
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If in doubt, read up on the Wi-Fi provider's security policies in advance.
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The outcome is still in doubt, but it's clear that waiting just doesn't pay.
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And if Wing can't make that work, its long-term survival is in doubt.
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When in doubt, ask a salesperson or write to the manufacturer on their website.
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But with the new year market turmoil, such an aggressive path looks in doubt.
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If it can't, its long-term ability to continue the revolution is in doubt.
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Continued exemptions for the other countries, and notably the European Union, remain in doubt.
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His size/speed combo isn't in doubt, even if his polish and durability are.
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It's just a shame that the future of GoPro's Karma is now in doubt.
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Maybe when in doubt just limit yourself to one puppy-filtered selfie a day.
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The amount is subject to negotiation, and Takata's ability to pay is in doubt.
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After his tenure with the Rockets, Anthony's future in the league was in doubt.
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Suárez is in doubt for Uruguay's opener against Mexico on Sunday in Glendale, Ariz.
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The stability of a critical region of the world would suddenly be in doubt.
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The vote, though, has left the future of a local Nissan plant in doubt.
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By the time Trump visited the site, however, those claims were already in doubt.
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The company said its ability to continue as a going concern was in doubt.
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Their loss was tragic, but it was never in doubt that Pakhtakor would continue.
|
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"If in doubt, Simeone will always choose a fellow countryman," his coaching staff claim.
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He threw in a couple of heart emojis lest anyone was still in doubt.
|
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His status had been in doubt for the opener because of a calf injury.
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But for the past year, a cancer diagnosis has cast those aspirations in doubt.
|
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By Wednesday afternoon, her future at the network in doubt, Ms. Kelly took action.
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But whether a similar trade-off occurred with our muscles has remained in doubt.
|
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Now his departure has helped cast the future fortunes of the company in doubt.
|
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"Once he made up his mind, he was not in doubt," Mr. Meyer said.
|
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Sunday's game was never in doubt after Tobin Heath's goal in the 11th minute.
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But his future as one of Africa's longest-serving leaders is now in doubt.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that effectively made abortion legal, remains in doubt.
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What has never been in doubt with Ms. Gill is her sense of vocation.
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And like Salah, he departs in tears, his World Cup suddenly in doubt, too.
|
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May's own future as the Conservative leader is in doubt, as are Brexit negotiations.
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My cultural identity and relationship to the French nation has never been in doubt.
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The turmoil has also left American-led efforts against the Islamic State in doubt.
|
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Brazil's president, Michel Temer, faces fresh corruption allegations and his survival is in doubt.
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What is very much in doubt is whether enough good people will do something.
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Erdoğan's invasion caused a massive bipartisan backlash in Washington, putting his visit in doubt.
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That has put the provision, which Democrats deride as the "Buffalo bailout," in doubt.
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Some of those races are still in doubt, but there were some historic firsts.
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The image is both lovely and gauche—gaucherie being Eisenman's when-in-doubt reflex.
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But this was a sham trial, one whose outcome was never seriously in doubt.
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Was impeachment worth it if the outcome in the Senate was never in doubt?
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Whenever you are in doubt, it is great to talk to yourself out loud.
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But his departure comes as some of that promise looks to be in doubt.
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Risk and, where in doubt, nationality assessments should be undertaken for the remaining categories.
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"The idea of a fair election" had been placed in doubt, Ms. Willis said.
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The massive volume is placing the very existence of American steel producers in doubt.
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"When in doubt, ask the itty bitty pretty kitty committee," she captioned the video.
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The possibility of a federal government shutdown has put Trump's weekend plans in doubt.
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Candidates neglect these states because their outcomes are not considered to be in doubt.
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Even before Saikawa's compensation came under scrutiny, his leadership of Nissan was in doubt.
|
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But the free press rights of all other book publishers still lay in doubt.
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But the power of teenagers to change the world should not be in doubt.
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They vote in primaries when the outcome of the party nomination is in doubt.
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But his future — and the future of that big settlement check — remains in doubt.
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"When in doubt, throw it out," the city's health department advised in a tweet.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), another vote that could be in doubt, told Vox Thursday.
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That most of the decline has been brought about by poaching is scarcely in doubt.
|
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When in doubt, they fib and hope Fox News will help them muddy the waters.
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Much more in doubt was whether Mrs Lam could command the support of the public.
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Suddenly, America's future role as leader of the liberal post-war order is in doubt.
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And even now, sea level rise is putting all those costly Louisiana fixes in doubt.
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The Fed's willingness to begin pulling back on crisis era policy was already in doubt.
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Yet, soon after the results started flooding in, his eventual victory hardly looked in doubt.
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When in doubt, tourists head to Bay Street, which is lined with shops and restaurants.
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Even as the future of other European countries is put in doubt, Bosnia plods on.
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The number of ballots in doubt or in question doesn't appear to make a difference.
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When in doubt about whether a place is open or closed, it's best to check.
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So, when in doubt, we recommend going the already-curated-for-him gift subscription route.
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It's not in doubt and we are going to pass it through the proper channels.
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When in doubt, dress up rather than down for a job interview or important meeting.
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The subsequent resignation of seven senior staff left the future of the organization in doubt.
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But with new Israeli elections looming yet again, that unveiling may also be in doubt.
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Opinion polls are narrowing his lead, but his election victory does not seem in doubt.
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Yet, in light of this success somehow the festival has found its future in doubt.
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But few people, including Trump himself, were in doubt about Obama's intended target on Tuesday.
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Despite those assurances, many fans wondered whether the future of the show was in doubt.
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I think LinkedIn's long-term position in all of our work lives is in doubt.
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The votes of Justice Breyer and the court's three female justices were not in doubt.
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When in doubt, sweet treats like these sea salt caramel marshmallows will do the trick.
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Alliance in doubt Ghosn is the architect of a strategic alliance between the three automakers.
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Always ask what pronoun to use, and when in doubt just use the person's name.
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A Clinton victory in Ohio may also require rousing younger voters, which is in doubt.
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Despite the move to save Sears, the company's future is still very much in doubt.
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Pryor's football future was in doubt, but at Jackson's urging he switched to wide receiver.
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Still, the solvency and liquidity of German banks are not in doubt, the Bundesbank said.
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Democrats won't know for sure until next year, but her tenure is certainly in doubt.
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For Republicans in close races, top strategists say, the issue is no longer in doubt.
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But when in doubt, remember: No matter why you're eating it, it's still a cookie.
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But those demands have been rebuffed, leaving the future of any Zika funding in doubt.
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Talk to an employee-side employment lawyer if you are in doubt about your rights.
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But now Uber's CEO has resigned in disgrace and the company's future is in doubt.
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With his ability to form a government now in doubt, it could well be worse.
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The final legislative outcome was not in doubt, but the ramifications of the legislation were.
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But failing to get its harassment problems under control could put its future in doubt.
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Given how tempered and loving the guardians are, the cat's fate never seems in doubt.
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Measure carefully and, when in doubt, defer to a knowledgeable sales assistant, Ms. Moss said.
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Now it is the government in Kabul whose cohesion and command are more in doubt.
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When the game is in doubt from every direction, baseball suddenly faces an existential crisis.
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That the authorities will get more repressive in Hong Kong does not seem in doubt.
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Since Trump sought to end DACA last September, the program's future has been in doubt.
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It appeared he might play Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals, but that is in doubt.
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Putin's victory was never in doubt, but the election outcome represented his biggest win ever.
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That would tie up the Senate indefinitely when Mr. Trump's acquittal is not in doubt.
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" He believes we all need to follow the new rule "when in doubt, find out.
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The Times noted that the fate of that program is now in doubt as well.
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The prime minister&aposs promise to lead a "one nation" government now looks in doubt.
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Whether Trump will travel to Davos is in doubt as the government remains shuttered Monday.
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Even with the coffee auction in doubt, the Trump family is pushing other charitable events.
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That Trump and other leaders wish to pull in different directions is not in doubt.
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DE, were already in doubt after the Gulf carrier began a strategy review last year.
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The BBC reported that the attendance of British Trade Secretary Liam Fox was in doubt.
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The elections were also, perhaps counterintuitively, in doubt for another reason: US-Taliban peace talks.
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When in doubt, copy and paste URLs into your browser rather than clicking hyperlinks directly.
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But his department's ability to pursue criminal charges related to medicinal marijuana remains in doubt.
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Suddenly, the core message of his campaign — I win at everything I do — was in doubt.
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On Monday, however, Sanders said that his support for the organization should not be in doubt.
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However, he says when in doubt, go with just an "a" and not the "er" sound.
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Yet in January it was rated "amber/red", meaning it was "in doubt", with "major risks".
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At the time TaylorMade signed its deal with Woods, his comeback was very much in doubt.
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Her commitment to Ukraine is not in doubt, and she is infuriated by Mr Putin's lies.
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The $50-$60 trading range everyone was expecting going into 2017 is now greatly in doubt.
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Landry can become a free agent after this season, leaving his future with Miami in doubt.
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On December 4th Mr Hayes informed staffers that the future of the publication is in doubt.
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That means Qatari aid to Gaza has been partly suspended; and the rest is in doubt.
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When in doubt, picking out something according to the person's interest seems like the safest bet.
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When in doubt, go as something mythical, from an extinct culture, or from a dominant culture.
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And one of the firm's portfolio companies, YouNow, is following the "when in doubt, ICO," route.
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It's easy to slip up, so when in doubt leave the passionate gesticulating to the locals.
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I only hope you have the intelligence, long in doubt, to wage a successful primary campaign.
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Mr. Cruz says his legal standing is not in doubt, but it is not so simple.
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However, the CDC urges consumers, restaurants or retailers to throw out the fruit if in doubt.
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When in doubt, remember that preserving your trading capital is just as important as making money.
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But the financial turmoil of 2016 has put that aggressive path in doubt among market participants.
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And while Milo's points of view spanned the ideological map, his abilities were never in doubt.
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Above all, if in doubt, don't ask the lawyers to decide: look to the voters instead.
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When in doubt, "talk with the sales people," says Audrey Pietrucha at the Le Creuset store.
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Which is why bestselling author Ryan Holiday turns to the classics whenever he is in doubt.
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But with a large number of key players pulling out, its future may be in doubt.
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But again, that had not been in doubt from the US or its European allies' perspective.
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With all that on his side, the outcome in the Ohio primary was still in doubt.
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But after Flynn's abrupt resignation three weeks into Trump's term, McFarland's role was thrown in doubt.
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When in doubt, opt for a skirt that's slightly smaller than the tree's width, not larger.
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The future of the peace talks, which have endured for 10 months, is now in doubt.
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One can hardly be in doubt of Thatcher's championing of the strongest possible Anglo-American alliance.
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The outcome was never in doubt, and Nebraska is averaging 93.5 points in its two wins.
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Second and third places may be in doubt, but there was no question about the winner.
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Though the ruling is not binding, it has put the future of the base in doubt.
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If you are already on anti-inflammatory drugs or in doubt, ask your doctor for advice.
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But "Brexit" has put that agreement in doubt, creating an additional layer of uncertainty for carriers.
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The security of our own steel industry, though, has been in doubt for a long time.
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Here was another Atlantic City mayor whose future was placed in doubt by accusations of corruption.
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"By the time of the Renaissance, the origin of this word was in doubt," it began.
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An extension of Klusik's contract had been in doubt, two sources familiar with the company said.
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Then, that August, Mr. Mnuchin made clear that Tubman's future on the bill was in doubt.
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Bottom line: Read twice, never pout or spout and, when in doubt, use Buffett's "newspaper test."
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The fate of the Soros-founded Central European University, based in Budapest, was also in doubt.
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Sitting out Rome puts her status for the French Open, which starts May 27, in doubt.
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Is it because we are a nation in doubt, a nation of permanently self-reflecting ditherers?
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What's more in doubt is whether Khodorkovsky has any prospect of changing Russia's political course now.
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"When in doubt… it's arm day!" he captioned a recent post showing off his bulging biceps.
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His future has been in doubt amid speculation that Mr. Trump might send him to Afghanistan.
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When in doubt, take them to a movie or give them a set of Cineplex passes.
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The result of the election, however, was never in doubt, given Putin's autocratic stranglehold on power.
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When in doubt, pay your taxes the free way — by using a direct bank account transfer.
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Kroger's turnaround plan to invest in e-commerce and take on those challenges is in doubt.
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Thoughts of a new decade were comforting when our immediate future had been shrouded in doubt.
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But the impact this restriction could have on your mental well-being is less in doubt.
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With his independence and authority in doubt, Abromavičius felt he had no choice but to resign.
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It left the North Korea initiative -- on which Trump has played huge political capital -- in doubt.
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When in doubt, don't you close your eyes and pick the team with the better quarterback?
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So when in doubt, err on the side of caution (and liquidity) in these volatile times.
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"The capital adequacy of Deutsche Bank Trust Corporation has never been in doubt," DB USA Corp.
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The sudden departures, and especially Johnson's, means May's position as prime minister is now in doubt.
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This category is always impossible to call, but when in doubt, look toward the biggest star.
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But in December 2016, Donald Trump put the whole project in doubt with a single tweet.
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But our presence was also a stand for a free press when that fundamental concept is so cavalierly cast in doubt, as well as a reminder to the smallest state, if not the entire nation, of the essential value of robust local journalism, now also in doubt.
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But a trade deal is now in doubt, underscoring the unpredictability of investing in the Trump era.
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But with the recent turbulence, the midterm pattern and even a Santa rally have been in doubt.
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Marvin Goodfriend's future as a Federal Reserve governor appears either in doubt or at least in limbo.
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Their intentions are less in doubt — they want free trade with Europe and with countries outside it.
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If President Trump loses any of these five pillars of support, then his future is in doubt.
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The agreement is now in doubt since Donald Trump expressed extreme displeasure with the plan on Twitter.
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Failure there will mean that Mrs May's strategy has flopped and that her future is in doubt.
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Foreign policy has been weaponised, too, perhaps because Mr Erdogan thinks the referendum result is in doubt.
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Tip "When in doubt, call," says Richard M. Begay, director of the Navajo Nation Historic Preservation Department.
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And when really in doubt, sing "Our Song," one of the easiest numbers to do a capella.
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And if you're ever in doubt about what your duties are, don't be afraid to ask questions.
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" But "the reckoning will come only if admissions reform puts the efficacy of those donations in doubt.
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The ICO has stated that "if in doubt, we recommend you consider refreshing consent every two years".
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His victory next spring is not in doubt, but the Kremlin worries that turnout might be low.
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Now even the more modest target set in the latest five-year tech plan is in doubt.
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When in doubt, put the spicy chips down as soon as you feel a little stomach churning.
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That leaves only the half-screen in-display fingerprint scanning technology from the Apex concept in doubt.
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The future of American payments to the GCF is in doubt given Trump's opposition to the program.
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But while he's had to prove himself to evangelicals, the eventual outcome was never really in doubt.
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Big mergers are disruptive to a business, and even more so when regulatory approval is in doubt.
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When in doubt, apply the underwear rule: "Keep passwords to yourself and change them frequently," Beggs added.
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When in doubt, ask your patient, 'how do you want me to [refer to] these body parts?
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What also remains in doubt is just how many people will actually ride the high-speed network.
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And the list's efficacy remains in doubt, as killings and shootings have continued to rise this year.
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That looked especially in doubt, when a few months later, sexual misconduct accusations were levelled at Ansari.
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The fate of those healthcare plans is now in doubt after Trump's stunning upset on Election Day.
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Michel is recovering from a broken forearm, leaving his status for start of the season in doubt.
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"Politics is not mathematics," he said, adding that if in doubt, his party would remain in opposition.
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"The weapon he needed for his mission was never in doubt," the families' attorney Josh Koskoff said.
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Just like his friend T-Bone, Booker's commitment to helping black Americans is very much in doubt.
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Denver to cut it to eight in the final minute, but the outcome was never in doubt.
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And Miller was not the only reliever whose status to open the season was suddenly in doubt.
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However, it is in doubt whether the reconciliation process can even be used for anything this year.
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It's now clear that any Republican whose loyalty to Trump is in doubt is on the ropes.
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After reading just a few, I knew the legitimacy of my pro-closet nostalgia was in doubt.
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Marquette's defense and DePaul's inability to score added up to a contest that was never in doubt.
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They broke promises and told untruths, but the basic decency of each man was never in doubt.
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That's no small accomplishment, especially since the ultimate outcome hasn't seemed in doubt for quite a while.
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US-Taliban peace talks inch toward a resolution; Justin Trudeau's reelection prospects are in doubt amid scandal.
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When in doubt, Mr. Summerson recommends making as few changes to what they have now as possible.
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May's survival in office in doubt just a day after her cabinet had begrudgingly approved the plan.
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And now the islands' status as an easy vacation getaway seems, for now, to be in doubt.
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The future of Garth Ritchie as Deutsche Bank's investment banking chief is said to be in doubt.
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Consult with a trusted relative, friend, or attorney if you are in doubt of what to do.
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The survival of today's order, which emerged from the chaos that followed, now also looks in doubt.
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Burnett has a shoulder injury and didn't practice Monday, leaving his status in doubt against the Cougars.
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When in doubt, coopt, subvert, and dominate was, is , and will always be the Russian modus operandi.
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Works with PS215, Xbox, Switch, PC, Mobile —Jess Grey If in doubt, just buy a Cloud Stinger.
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Social democracy faced crises and defeats aplenty in the past, but its future was never in doubt.
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That development has put in doubt her participation in the United States Open, which begins Aug. 28.
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Shakespeare's stage directions probably didn't include, "When in doubt, get a marching band," but they should have.
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Dave McMenamin reported on ESPN's "Outside the Lines" that the games are in doubt over safety concerns.
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After North Carolina went up 13-68, three consecutive Tar Heels turnovers kept the outcome in doubt.
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The race is "now in doubt because there is not enough time" before Election Day, Trump added.
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The Wildcats knocked down five of their first six shots, and the victory was never in doubt.
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And because this is Game of Thrones, everything from fate to prophecy should be kept in doubt.
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Food stamp recipients will remain in doubt over whether they will be able to eat in March.
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Sweet still wines like Sauternes, whose roles were once never in doubt, also fall into this category.
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And it leaves the future of NRATV in doubt, given the new acrimony in the Ackerman relationship.
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After failing to secure a majority in Parliament, her future is in doubt and the country in turmoil.
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Trump's plans But the agreement's future has been left in doubt in the wake of Trump's electoral victory.
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On the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's second-largest city, the scandal left many consumers in doubt.
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When in doubt, see a derm — and don't forget to stay consistent with your routine for best results.
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In fact, it's gotten so bad that it appears that the whole program itself may be in doubt.
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This means the elections matter, even if the composition of the next Duma is not really in doubt.
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Her participation in the Games is in doubt, however, after the Russian athletics team's suspension from international competition.
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But his remarks gave investors the confidence that, if in doubt, the Fed would act to boost growth.
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Whenever you are in doubt, or when the self becomes too much with you, apply the following test.
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Elizabeth Holmes has been barred from the lab industry for 2 years — and Theranos' future is in doubt.
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Yet the outcome is hardly in doubt—not least because the ruling party has abolished the main opposition.
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This criminal charge is the latest in a string of events that leave Manziel's NFL career in doubt.
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For anyone in doubt, she also included photographic proof that they were not, in fact, the same color.
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Stratton tells me that the actual decision to make a new Doom game was never really in doubt.
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But that technology in general, and Silicon Valley in particular, has a gender problem is not in doubt.
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He had, until then, strongly resisted such talks as unnecessary, putting IMF participation in the program in doubt.
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Doubt in the faith he was raised in, doubt in himself, doubt in love, and doubt in life.
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But revelations that he stands accused of a sexual assault 35 years ago have put that in doubt.
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What we know about the fire When they will be able to go home is much in doubt.
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THE outcome was never really in doubt, just the margin—and in the end that proved comfortable too.
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That the reaction to such a bombshell could be in doubt exemplifies the damage being inflicted on America.
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Yet the deepening partisanship on the committee, one of the last effective congressional bodies, puts it in doubt.
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"I only hope you have the intelligence, long in doubt, to wage a successful primary campaign," Trump wrote.
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Now that Republicans control Congress and the White House the six-year-old agency's future is in doubt.
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"When in doubt, think like a mediocre white man," the sex-toy mogul, Ti Chang, encouraged the audience.
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A lot of people, when in doubt, don't vote because they don't feel competent on a particular question.
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McBride is the leading media ethicist at Poynter and a critic of BuzzFeed's "when in doubt, publish" approach.
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In August, with the opening of Baha Mar in doubt, Standard and Poor's downgraded the Bahamas' credit rating.
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If you were at all in doubt about her future hero status, that is a pretty big spoiler.
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But that assumption is now suddenly, and unexpectedly, in doubt, said Jens David Ohlin, Cornell Law vice dean.
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While Belgium mustered promising moves for a period in the second half, the result was never in doubt.
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We're very biased, but when in doubt, you can also never go wrong with a WIRED magazine subscription!
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All three companies have tried to persuade investors that the future of the alliance is not in doubt.
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When in doubt, check with The Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA), an organization that regulates secret shopping companies.
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But whether Trump is willing to embark upon a prolonged push for such legislation is shrouded in doubt.
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That deal had been due to take effect later this month but is in doubt after Sunday's assault.
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He vehemently protests his innocence and eighteen months later, the identity of the murder is thrown in doubt.
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Twenty-seven years later, another Supreme Court nominee's confirmation has been thrown in doubt by sexual misconduct allegations.
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While many of his past decisions will always defy explanation, Rodriguez's baseball acumen has never been in doubt.
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But our investigation reveals construction flaws that leave the $3 billion project's safety and economic viability in doubt.
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Ryan will eventually endorse the presumptive GOP nominee, ABC News said, but the timeline is still in doubt.
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Charlie Morton tore his hamstring last week, leaving Friday's starting pitcher somewhat in doubt for the surging Phillies.
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Other cities also have specific hotlines, but if in doubt, you can always call your local police precinct.
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It was never really in doubt at that point, as Adrian touched first in 103 minutes 210 seconds.
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What is not in doubt: Lightspeed is right now among the best-performing venture firms in Silicon Valley.
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A few days ago, Harvey's making that start seemed in doubt when he noticed discoloration in his urine.
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And its ability to remain in business is in doubt, according to some of its bankrutpcy court filings.
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One landmark moment like Cox's role in Doubt does not make up for endorsing overwhelming whiteness and maleness.
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On the other side, the statuses of both Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown are very much in doubt.
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While that means some security for the headliners, it leaves the rest of the cast still in doubt.
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Suddenly, Irving's future is in doubt, and the once heralded supporting cast looks a little flimsier than expected.
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Editorial As President Trump undertakes his first official trip to Asia, American leadership and credibility are in doubt.
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For the first six months or so, opposition rallied and the continuation of the superblock was in doubt.
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Collins, another vote long thought to be in doubt, said that she was optimistic after the president's visit.
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With the future of MoviePass in doubt, here's a look at some of the service's most enthusiastic users.
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Many have all but ceased advertising altogether, and the prospects of many of those companies are in doubt.
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Although the balance of power in Congress was no longer in doubt, some key contests remained in flux.
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When in doubt, take the time to consult your state and local laws on booze shipment and delivery.
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Another upcoming event which could be in doubt is the Milan-San Remo cycling race on March 21.
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The recently turned 39-year-old&aposs future had been in doubt since the end of the season.
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But given that he left himself a significant caveat, the authenticity of his offer could be in doubt.
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The movie&aposs theatrical release has been postponed and its debut on Apple TV Plus is in doubt.
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May's own political survival is in doubt after she lost her parliamentary majority in an election this month.
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No artworks whose provenance is in doubt will be sent to Bern, as things now stand, he said.
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But up to the last moment it was in doubt whether his victory at the polls would hold.
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The Utes did not score again until the game was no longer in doubt with 14 seconds left.
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If in doubt, however, you can still call them Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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While Ramaphosa's resolve to fix Eskom doesn't seem in doubt, most analysts believe it will still take time.
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Sears' ability to stay in business is in doubt after the company filed for bankruptcy protection this month.
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The race is "now in doubt because there is not enough time" before Election Day, the President added.
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With support for tackle football at the club in doubt, Andrus and Haggerty left to start the Lions.
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"When in doubt, submit a doc file to applicant tracking systems and a PDF to recruiters," Reynolds says.
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Sir Philip is due to give evidence to MPs on Wednesday, although his appearance is now in doubt.
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Indeed, the guiding philosophy seems to be when in doubt, add more cocaine, even down to the cinematography.
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Ronaldo limped out of Real Madrid training today and is reportedly in doubt for Saturday's Champions League Final.
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The legitimacy of Mr. Trump's election, then, was already in doubt when the allegations of Russian backing surfaced.
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When in doubt, look to the guy who fired Bruce Boudreau and traded Filip Forsberg for Martin Erat.
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That the old brothers are no longer up to the task of running the kingdom is not in doubt.
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When in doubt, dress up as the Left Shark: For much more election-inspired fashion check out the #campaignfashionreport.
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As a U.S. senator, his nomination process would be simple and his confirmation would not be in doubt. Sen.
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For now Maduro appears to have the support of most of the army, but even that is in doubt.
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"I only hope you have the intelligence, long in doubt, to wage a successful primary campaign," Trump added sarcastically.
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Even now, months after Microsoft was declared the winner, Amazon is protesting the decision, putting that award in doubt.
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Nonetheless, Mr Corbyn looks on course at least to achieve two things that were in doubt a month ago.
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If in doubt, assume it is on your plate, so that we don't have anything slip through the cracks.
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With Donald Trump's path to 1,237 delegates in doubt, planning and plotting for a contested convention is well underway.
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What is not in doubt is that Mr Trump can easily wreck the deal if he is so minded.
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He did not practice in full during training camp, and his availability for the season opener was in doubt.
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If you're in doubt, pick up a new pair (though supplies are starting to run low across the country).
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But the deal does not cover the Islamic State or some other militias, and its influence remained in doubt.
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What is not in doubt is the determination of the Trump administration to get rid of Mr Maduro's regime.
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Barr challenged the Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee over the terms of their hearing, putting his appearance in doubt.
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When in doubt, link it out: where did you find the fact or story or study you're blogging about?
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"I'm not as enthusiastic as I was but the future of the euro is not in doubt," he added.
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Trudeau's Liberals hold a majority of seats in the House of Commons and the result was never in doubt.
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That many U.S. scientists knew about the unethical experiment, yet chose to remain silent, is no longer in doubt.
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"The museum needs to exist, that is not in doubt," Radivoje Panic, a priest at the church, told Reuters.
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That Mueller's hearing happened at all is noteworthy, given how many times it appeared in doubt at several points.
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But because its future is in doubt, shares in the company on the stock market took a hit yesterday.
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When in doubt, remember, you can always reveal more about yourself, but you can't take back something you've said.
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While Romney's nomination four years ago was never in doubt, this year, it could go down to the wire.
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Apple's earnings also come at a time when tech's leadership is in doubt because of its recent soggy performance.
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However, the crisis has put in doubt the fate of a 2018 deal that changes the name of Macedonia.
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Obama's détente has already lifted exports and raised hopes for more gains, which they said were now in doubt.
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Alliance future in doubt Together Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi make one of every nine cars sold around the world.
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Trump's remarks leave in doubt whether he will sign a future spending bill that includes money for Puerto Rico.
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The 10-percent tax cut Trump promised middle-class Americans -- a loose objective to begin with -- seems in doubt.
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Joe Manchin are two Democrats on the committee who are supporting Haspel, and that vote is not in doubt.
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Oil prices have climbed in recent weeks, but whether that rise will continue for longer could be in doubt.
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Whether the Fed would be willing to do such an about-face at this stage, though, is in doubt.
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Markets got a scare last week, which initially put in doubt the recovery we had seen since early August.
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In 2015 Holcim demanded better terms after the companies' performance diverged, briefly putting the tie-up in doubt. reut.
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But new counts kept piling up, including the charge of witness tampering, until Manafort's future was seriously in doubt.
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For one, if the names attached to them are not immediately recognizable, their inherent value could be in doubt.
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The inherent wisdom of the Federation was always inviolable; the innate goodness of commanding officers was never in doubt.
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Boston wasn't quite dominant, but the series was rarely in doubt, especially with the Pacers' propensity for offensive droughts.
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The answer is never in doubt, but it's a pleasure to have it confirmed by a celestially inspired storyteller.
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And so more often than not, starting in the mid-18th century, when in doubt, surgeons took it out.
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What remained in doubt is whether FERC would stand up for energy markets or submit to Trump's crony capitalism.
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And that's very much in doubt for three big reasons, each of which stems from the conflict's immense complexity.
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While the outcome is hardly in doubt, getting tough on the United States plays well with Mr. Putin's supporters.
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The third was in doubt until Barty dialed in her game and won, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4.
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While the ease and speed with which Republicans can act is in doubt, the new president's commitment is not.
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Whether coronavirus is truly enough to force nations towards an even temporary peace, however, may well be in doubt.
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But whether those impacts will pressure politicians to take significant action on climate change remains in doubt, they said.
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Mr. McCabe could also be transferred or sidelined, leaving his current role at the F.B.I. very much in doubt.
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Still, the question of whether a quid pro quo was presented to the Ukrainians is no longer in doubt.
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When in doubt, apps like Hopper will track fares and alert you when prices drop for your desired flights.
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Just remember to keep it simple and make it fun — and when in doubt, give them a gift card.
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When in doubt, Google for an app and find its website rather than digging around on the App Store.
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UN appearance in doubt Rouhani may also cancel his appearance at the United Nations General Assembly later this month.
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The infallibility of a free trade that benefits Wall Street and the expense of Main Street is in doubt.
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Virtual currencies have been shrouded in doubt due to excessive volatility in the market resulting in wild price swings.
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The outcome of this primary hasn't been in doubt for most Democratic primary voters despite a hard-fought race.
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Since that was never in doubt, you'd think there wasn't much excitement or suspense inside the Democratic National Convention.
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The announcement signals the end of a political stalemate that has cast Merkel's leadership of the country in doubt.
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And they secured more than that — 40 votes — earlier this week, even though that outcome wasn't exactly in doubt.
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The answer was not much in doubt, as the five-justice majority in the 2008 case, District of Columbia v.
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Whenever you feel in doubt, whenever you want to give up, you must always remember to choose freedom over fear.
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This kind of source throws the market in doubt that if Russia really wants to cooperate with OPEC to cut?
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The game was never seriously in doubt after the first five minutes, as Oklahoma opened with a 19903-point barrage.
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The appreciation of the renminbi has also put Hayman Capital Management founder Kyle Bass' China short in doubt, he said.
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Similarly, no matter how poorly the worst team in MLS performs, its slot in the league is never in doubt.
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The deal has been in doubt for months, with Williams accusing Energy Transfer of actively trying to break the deal.
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The ability of Abenomics to lower borrowing costs, weaken the yen and lift share prices was never much in doubt.
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What is not in doubt is the need for new and more efficient ways to develop and add workplace skills.
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And when in doubt, remember: there is no higher compliment than being compared to the gooiest brownie in the pan.
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When in doubt, follow the grandmother rule: Don't put anything on social media you wouldn't want your grandmother to see.
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Even in conservative Indiana, his combination of extremism and incompetence put his prospects of winning reelection very much in doubt.
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Whoever is right, what is not in doubt is the sudden leap forward this year of North Korea's missile programme.
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Johnson's election is hardly in doubt, so the reaction in financial markets was relatively muted after the final outcome released.
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What's not in doubt is Brooksbank's closeness to the young woman who is eighth in line to the British throne.
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That was in doubt until Thursday afternoon, when computer models began to lock into a track closer to the coast.
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"A good rule to follow is, when in doubt, throw it out," Marjorie Davidson, a consumer educator at FDA, says.
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When in doubt, pause every now and then to make sure you've given the other person space to say something.
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What is not in doubt is the outperformance of the Shanghai aluminium contract relative to the London market this year.
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But despite the opposition to Gorsuch, his confirmation was never seriously in doubt and he flew remarkably under the radar.
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" That prospect seemed in doubt last week after Mr. Trump declared, "We'll be coming out of Syria, like, very soon.
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Ms Truss says she is committed to reform but has yet to reveal her plans, leaving Mr Gove's in doubt.
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The fate of the global economy is in doubt today following the United Kingdom's decision to exit the European Union.
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The Senate defeated legislation to implement the budget bill, putting its fate in doubt, while Rauner remains another question mark.
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The news report cast in doubt not only the economic reforms proposed by Temer, but also his tenure in office.
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But behind the combatants' disagreements over how to share power, Yemen's future as a unified state appears increasingly in doubt.
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"A good rule to follow is, when in doubt, throw it out," Marjorie Davidson, a consumer educator at FDA, advised.
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Here's a good rule of thumb: when in doubt, assume every odd-looking email is suspicious and delete often. Paranoid?
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That zinc's prospects are relatively brighter than most of the other London base metals packs is not really in doubt.
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The commercial viability of WGS remained very much in doubt until the introduction of next-generation sequencing (NGS) in 153.
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"Most offers are from parties whose capacity to relaunch Samir is shrouded in doubt," said energy expert El Mehdi Fakir.
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Under the circumstances, they should demand more concrete proof of plausible claims, and present unproven claims as presumptively in doubt.
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When in doubt, just remember the safety announcement you hear on every flight: Put on your own oxygen mask first.
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In a presidential election that was fair, transparent -- and so truly competitive that the winner remained in doubt for days.
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Should members be excluded from discussions when their ability or desire to keep a secret from Russia is in doubt?
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He has repeatedly promised to see out the government's term to November 2019, but that pledge seems increasingly in doubt.
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Planned launches of communications satellites that support international mobile phone service and digital television are delayed and put in doubt.
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With the exit of Jeff Sessions as Attorney General, the fate of Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation is now in doubt.
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Our children, whose rights and prerogatives have never before been in doubt, are for the most part unaware of it.
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The result of the procedural vote on a one-month stopgap already approved by the House is not in doubt.
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In short: Don't try to game the system, and refer to your credit card's terms and conditions when in doubt.
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Also in doubt is whether Congress this year will approve a U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade agreement negotiated by Trump's administration.
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But that deal is now in doubt as the new offer already has the backing of at least some shareholders.
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Negotiations, however, have hit a hurdle and Atlantia's participation in the Alitalia rescue is now in doubt, the paper said.
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Though the ruling is not enforceable, it exerts moral pressure and has placed the future of the base in doubt.
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But for all the questions about guns swirling around the tragedy, there is one thing that was not in doubt.
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When in doubt, only buy a product sold by the brand or Amazon, and not from a third-party seller.
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May's hold on power has been in doubt since the Conservative Party lost its parliamentary majority in elections last year.
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If Tesla struggles to produce a $35,000 Model 3, its strategy of broadening its customer base will be in doubt.
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His guilt was never in doubt, and Mr. Buck, 54, who is black, was sentenced to death by lethal injection.
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But prospects of such a state arising in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip are themselves in doubt.
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But in biathlon, the shooting aspect is a wild card that throws every race in doubt until near the finish.
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Whether he will make the attempt is in doubt, since the proposal is controversial and the process is politically risky.
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Weld's exit from the race means Trump is now the party's presumptive nominee — though it was never really in doubt.
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The Department of Justice said on Thursday that it is appealing that ruling — leaving the combined company's future in doubt.
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But if you're in doubt about whether or not you're eligible for unemployment benefits, experts say you should apply anyway.
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The host's future at NBC is in doubt, two days after she made a racially insensitive comment on the air.
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The move adds to Taiwan's isolation on the world stage and appears to put its last diplomatic relationships in doubt.
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The U.S.-North Korea meeting in doubt, mixed signals on the trade war with China, and Mark Zuckerberg in Europe.
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In fact, very little is, and not just because the ultimate outcome of an impeachment trial is hardly in doubt.
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The legislature is packed with delegates loyal to the ruling Communist Party meaning Xi's re-election was never in doubt.
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For instance: ■ If you are in doubt about your humor, sarcasm or criticism, then reread, rethink and resist the temptation.
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"Never in doubt" the 53-year-old, who reached the second round of Wimbledon in 25, said on social media.
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Characters flit in and out, scorning development, and, when in doubt, he tosses generous handfuls of gags at the screen.
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The Democratic National Committee and Podesta emails were public, their authenticity was not in doubt, and they contained newsworthy information.
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In general, you need to meet the following requirements: When in doubt, follow this flowchart to see if you qualify:
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But the extent to which support for him among the Congressional GOP will be shaken appears very much in doubt.
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At peace talks in Geneva, efforts to bring the warring sides to a face-to-face meeting are in doubt.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has repeatedly talked about a second Vision Fund, but those plans could now be in doubt.
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The order's legality is in doubt, given that the plans would not follow all of the requirements of the law.
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But Wednesday's verdict was never much in doubt, given the mountain of evidence of Serb atrocities produced at previous trials.
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Richard has been in charge at Orange since 2011 but his future had been in doubt ahead of the verdict.
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Elsewhere, a potential new Chinese order for more than 100 jets worth well over $10 billion was put in doubt.
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In Albuquerque, New Mexico, immigration lawyer Rebecca Kitson said she had about six cases pending that were now in doubt.
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City officials immediately halted the street gunfights, leaving in doubt their future and the fate of Tombstone's single-themed tourism industry.
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When in doubt, ask the people in your life who care about you whether your partner really should be your Valentine.
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However, the strength of recovery remains in doubt given cooling global growth, a rising tide of protectionism and slowing company profits.
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When in doubt, consider setting up an aphrodisiac feast for the person you want to woo — they might get the hint.
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Not surprisingly, there is a pretty clear pattern in who is abandoning Trump now: it's members whose reelection is in doubt.
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Many retailers have slammed the potential provision, and several key senators have expressed their own doubts, putting border adjustment in doubt.
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If you're in doubt, pull out the batteries, turn the clock around, and place a towel over it for the night.
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But one thing should not be in doubt: Ms Osaka didn't need his help to earn her first grand slam title.
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Though the project's future was in doubt, SpaceX never left the area, the private meetings stopped, and an information vacuum grew.
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When in Doubt, RearrangeIt's a good idea to use the rules of math to rearrange complex problems into a simpler form.
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The dwindling of Hollande's authority – and resignation of Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron - has left the future of economic reforms in doubt.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - As the winner of several big horse races in South Africa, Variety Club's local dominance was never in doubt.
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While President Trump has put one-half of that equation in doubt, Vladimir Putin continues to nibble away at the other.
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Sharif&aposs political future has been in doubt since July, when the Supreme Court disqualified him from office over corruption charges.
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Government projections have the debt stabilizing in 2020 at 80 percent of GDP, but without pension reform that is in doubt.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) in doubt, he could end up being the 50th vote in favor or the third vote against.
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Yet Bektic's return to action was once again put in doubt when Kennedy withdrew from the bout just a day later.
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If he is removed from office or leaves sooner, the outcome of some of these rules would certainly be in doubt.
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Dubai's Emirates has said it expects to fly its first 777X in June 2020, a date now widely seen in doubt.
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When in doubt, you can always add your co-workers on LinkedIn, which is a more career-oriented social networking platform.
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But the other part of Trump's wall pledge—his assertion that Mexico will foot the bill—remains very much in doubt.
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Kirsch says she thinks the man works for either The Met or the Lincoln Center ... when in doubt, you sue both.
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The votes of Mr Breyer and the court's other three more liberal voices (all of them women) were not in doubt.
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However, these assets rose in value in the past year when the Trump trade was in doubt and the market declined.
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It has also placed in doubt the status of Northern Ireland, where a majority also voted against leaving the European Union.
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Carolina quarterback Cam Newton missed practice with a concussion, and his availability for Monday's game against Tampa Bay was in doubt.
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"As a result of Trump's effort, or successful effort, to repeal DACA, their legal status is now in doubt," Sanders said.
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But if you are worried or in doubt, you should contact your GP or other healthcare professional for an expert opinion.
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As a result, policymakers' attempts to curtail the growth of public debt and foster economic growth may also be in doubt.
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" If the question itself left anyone in doubt, the headline went on to offer an answer: "A New Poll Says Yes.
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The gamble paid off for a while, but the company is now mired in losses and its future is in doubt,
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Bids from Kakao and MBK Partners fell short of Nexon's expectations, while Netmarble's funding capability was in doubt, the paper added.
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But the other part of Trump's wall pledge — his assertion that Mexico will foot the bill — remains very much in doubt.
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The increasingly free flows of trade and capital that stretched across the planet over the past quarter century are in doubt.
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These hastily-demanded deals kept the passage of the ACA in doubt until the final minutes before the votes in 2010.
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The candidates would arrive at the convention with the identity of the nominee in doubt for the first time since 2628.
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And propelling themes — in Ms. Coe's case, racism, war, capitalism and violence against all animals, including humans — are never in doubt.
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When in doubt, those moved to make an alternative can do what Ms. Vislocky and Ms. Olson did and ask first.
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In the Dominican Republic, which received $22015 billion from BNDES, unfinished roadworks and a thermoelectric power plant are now in doubt.
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There are more votes in doubt, and Republicans can lose only two of their 52 members and still pass a bill.
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With so many details of his death in doubt, we may never really know what happened to Michael Brown and why.
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The adjustment to international travel in the team's first visit abroad is the only thing putting this game's result in doubt.
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The two sessions, as they are called, are scheduled to begin in early March and now appear very much in doubt.
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A coalition of liberal groups has come out against passage of the measure this year, further putting its future in doubt.
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Sarah informs me that I will always be her mother, which was not in doubt, though I greatly appreciate the reassurance.
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Like it was ever in doubt, Shakira then performed her hit tune "Hips Don't Lie," accompanied by said truth-telling hips.
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Williams had to end the session early for the second day in a row with their participation on Thursday in doubt.
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Golden State went up 211-20 before the midpoint of the period, and the outcome was never in doubt after that.
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But as the capital levels have steadily grown, the outcome of the tests for most banks has become less in doubt.
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America has its own election yet to go, meaning even the shape of the U.S. administration in 2021 is in doubt.
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Since 2017, the Socialist Party has suffered a series of electoral defeats so disastrous that its very survival remains in doubt.
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Allen declared for the draft with teammates chanting "do it" from below the stage, but that decision was never in doubt.
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In this case, "showing up" means making sure the protesters in Iran are never in doubt that the U.S. supports them.
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When in doubt, it may make more sense to lean toward the Freedom Unlimited card&aposs 1.5% back on all purchases.
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When in doubt, they can erroneously assume it, and subsequently use all their authority and means of influence to solicit confirmation.
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Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court chances are in doubt — and President Donald Trump is stepping in to try to salvage his chances.
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The Ballard High School basketball team was about to take the court and the live play-by-play was in doubt.
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Keeping Thompson is key to staying relevant in the highly competitive Western Conference, even more so today with Durant's future in doubt.
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Brexit is now set for October, but what form it will take or whether it will happen at all are in doubt.
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The suspension means the Ethiopian-born runner's place in the Swedish team for the Rio Olympics in August is now in doubt.
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With the future of the deal in doubt under a Trump administration, huge political pressure will be back on Turnbull, Reilly said.
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The Bucks announced he would be out six months and possibly longer, putting his season and the team's playoff ambitions in doubt.
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There is lots of great TV, but if you're ever in doubt that there's even more bad TV, just go channel surfing.
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Netanyahu had repeatedly rejected the conference proposal and with attendance from the United States in doubt holding such a meeting appeared complicated.
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It conveys gratitude, professionalism, and friendliness, so whenever you're in doubt, just pop this word before your name and press send. "Regards"
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ESPN reported Gordon has an MCL injury that could put his availability in doubt for next week's game at the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Under these circumstances, Germany's political clout and its ability to impose policies on other euro area countries are very much in doubt.
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Constitutional scholars have said Mr. Cruz's eligibility to run for president is not in doubt, but that has not stopped Mr. Trump.
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As a result, Mr. Mulvaney's job security has been in doubt because of Mr. Trump's growing frustration with his aide's public remarks.
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When in doubt, analysts evoke les évènements of 1968, or the revolution of 1789, or even the Jacquerie peasant revolt of 1358.
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But plans to maintain that rate are in doubt as Airbus seeks to finalize an order for 2850 new aircraft from Emirates.
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But the one thing we know about Yellen is that when in doubt about a rate hike, she is always a dove.
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To his left stands a whitewashed monument to those marines, inscribed with a terse wartime message: "Enemy on Island, Situation in Doubt".
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If you're in doubt, don't connect, and be wary of wi-fi access points that ask for a lot of personal details.
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But the referendum loss has left the status of his fast-track authority in doubt, awaiting a ruling by the constitutional court.
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Rick Snyder's office has criticized it, leaving its future in doubt — seems like Exhibit A of the risk that Rosenbaum was describing.
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Not only was the product plagued with delays, the brand's future also seemed in doubt when it was bought up by Will.i.
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Mr Sanders had no trouble brushing off his patchy history on gun control because his progressive bona fides were not in doubt.
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Although, when in doubt, remember: like a skeleton key, "Sexual Healing" by Marvin Gaye is the perfect song to fit any mood.
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That pumped the brakes on the modest crude rally and now the entire Saudi-Russian deal is more in doubt than ever.
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With its timeline for resuming flying the 7377 Max this year in doubt, it's unclear how patient shareholders will have to be.
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The outcome of his efforts is hardly in doubt: He easily has the votes to scrap the Obama administration's net neutrality rules.
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For decades Europeans did not need to worry about the Martian's question, because America's commitment to their defence was not in doubt.
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NASA's plans to send a lander and orbiter to Europa, one of Jupiter's 79 known moons, in the 2020s are in doubt.
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And if Sessions is gone and Rosenstein isn't running things, that could put in doubt the future of the special counsel investigation.
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However, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has since soared into contention, putting May's election gamble in doubt with just two days to go.
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The outcome was never in doubt and far from surprising as the Pirates have lost 16 of their last 17 road games.
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And the team's staying power cannot be in doubt — over a decade into the R&D needed to underpin their alt network.
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As a super-strict nun in Doubt, Streep is utterly convinced of a priest's sexual misconduct with a boy in their parish.
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The revisions are aimed at winning over additional support, but it remains deeply in doubt whether the bill can get 2628 votes.
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And when in doubt, research the company promising the free get-away -- any angry reviews should be a warning sign either way.
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Yet whether Democrats can use that opportunity remains very much in doubt, especially as Trump continues to suck up all the coverage.
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"The dividend at BHP Billiton had looked in doubt for some time," Steve Clayton, head of equity research at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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President Trump's change of heart on a core component of his $1 trillion infrastructure package has left the entire effort in doubt.
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Mercedes-powered Williams have yet to finalize their 2018 driver line-up, with Brazilian Massa's place in doubt at the former champions.
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Brian laughed easily, though his jovialness seemed laced with humiliation, as if he were still in doubt about his second career choice.
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His immediate future is in doubt — and that might not have even been the worst news Monday for the Mets' bruised rotation.
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With WeWork's valuation under intense pressure, its IPO in doubt, and its cash running short, those loans look increasingly risky, Galloway said.
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American commitments have been in doubt before, and Trump's actions and words have been undermining trust in the U.S. more than ever.
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Pai also ignores that the FTC's authority over ISPs is currently in doubt thanks to an ongoing court battle against AT&T.
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But that had never been in doubt, since opponents of the change had urged followers not to vote, rather than vote no.
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"If anyone was still in doubt of the endgame of Turkey's post-coup crackdown, they should not be now," Amnesty's Shetty said.
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With Colombia's peace deal in doubt, a small town that lost dozens of residents in the war fears a return to violence.
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But moderates are wary of repealing those protections, and it is in doubt whether they even could be repealed under Senate rules.
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"Kasich did well, but whether that victory will have legs in South Carolina and the SEC primaries is in doubt," Sessions said.
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"They want their father to be around when their kids grow up," Mr. Hoyos said, "and that is very much in doubt."
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I've written from the point of view of a man in other short stories and in one novel, Cast in Doubt (1992).
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Surging rents are now pushing out some longtime residents, though Haitians' foothold throughout the rest of South Florida is not in doubt.
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That it needs to rethink its practices and systems so everyone has a seat at the table is also not in doubt.
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The game was in doubt until the final two minutes when Roethlisberger marched Pittsburgh down the field, reaching Denver's 2-yard line.
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Gail: Maybe the best thing about this episode will be the lesson it gives Trump's team: when in doubt, ignore him completely.
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CORQUÍN, Honduras — The farmer stood in his patch of forlorn coffee plants, their leaves sick and wilted, the next harvest in doubt.
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" In case any True Believers (as Marvel fans are known) were in doubt, the writer's reply confirmed the news: "This is real.
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Its members, feeling threatened, rally behind their group identity, causing it to feel more important just as it is also in doubt.
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We don't know what a Sanders administration would be like, but his ability to deliver on his promise is highly in doubt.
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The rest of the game — a 5-1 Yankees win — took 30 minutes to finish, with the outcome never truly in doubt.
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A Lufthansa spokesman said the strike was illegal because UFO's status as a union negotiating on behalf of staff was in doubt.
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Verily, before one or other be determined to express which, behold the pictures success; you are in doubt toward which one inclineth.
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Always consult with your accountant if you&aposre in doubt about whether certain rewards need to be reported on your tax return.
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Dr Matthew Davis, a physician who's the head of academic general pediatrics at Northwestern University, said CHIP's vital role was in doubt.
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If in doubt, always consult with your medical provider and insurer; it can pay-off handsomely and avoid unnecessary or excessive payments.
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North Korea's Ministry of State Security specializes in ferreting out people whose loyalty to Kim Jong-un's totalitarian regime is in doubt.
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A Lufthansa spokesman said the strike was illegal because UFO's status as a union negotiating on behalf of staff was in doubt.
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Those goals are now in doubt, and most likely will not be achieved through even a partial a military withdrawal, he said.
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The future of work is inextricably tied to the future of workers, which the Trump administration has put very much in doubt.
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Set a limit and don&apost overthink itWhen in doubt, Gim said, go with your gut and don&apost overcomplicate the board.
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His status for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins is in doubt and he is listed as questionable on the injury report.
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When in doubt I was quick to slow down and move in "manual mode" using my own foot power to propel me.
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Even with the TPP in doubt, Chinese firms are looking to leverage off Vietnam's clout as an emerging industrial and trade power.
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The revisions are aimed at winning over additional support, but it remains deeply in doubt whether the bill can get 28503 votes.
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But with the president facing possible removal from office over a corruption scandal, the fate of the system had been in doubt.
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In the two weeks since Mañalac found out he was on the list, he had felt his life to be in doubt.
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On Saturday, the outcome was still very much in doubt with Zverev serving at 533-2 and deuce in the fifth set.
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Whether the Fed goes for a fourth move is still in doubt, though it currently has about a 1 in 3 shot.
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In the near future, it's not just going to be the number you see on your screen that will be in doubt.
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With the final outcome not really in doubt, the question for each side becomes how to use the process to its benefit.
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The audience needs to be, by turns, reassured and surprised, guided through startling and suspenseful events toward a never-in-doubt conclusion.
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But with the president facing possible removal from office over a corruption scandal, the fate of the system has been in doubt.
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He even hinted a planned visit to the United States later this year for Defence Minister Wei Fenghe could be in doubt.
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Of the 1.9 million people in Assam whose citizenship is in doubt, everyone except Muslims can now be treated as Indian citizens.
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But with delayed elections scheduled for October still in doubt, Afghans still yearn for peace that lasts longer than a few days.
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In recent years there have been some who have attempted to put this in doubt, to undercut the core of our being.
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With the authorities baying for the 7-foot-2ins giant's blood, his scheduled appearance for ROAD FC's Christmas show was in doubt.
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If the country threatens the US or South Korea during the drills, then perhaps Pyongyang puts the Trump-Kim summit in doubt.
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Instead, Trump repeated the false claims that the president's birthplace had been in doubt, and that Hillary Clinton had started the whole controversy.
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He had a few chances to reach 50 points but missed a 883-ponter and a layup with the outcome still in doubt.
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That policy, along with America's overall commitment to the spread of democracy, human rights, and free markets, appears in doubt since Trump's election.
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While the EU summit left the fate of those making the dangerous water crossing in doubt, it has thrown Germany a political lifeline.
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Even as the GOP controls both Congress and the White House, the survival of that border-tax vision is very much in doubt.
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That investment is in doubt now that Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson, who bested Pawlenty according to unofficial results, is facing Democratic Rep.
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Alonso said the engine had definitely improved, but that had never been in doubt given just how much performance was lacking last year.
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The outcome is in doubt amid opposition from critics across the political spectrum who say the deal infringes too much on Swiss sovereignty.
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After a blatantly partisan and stacked impeachment trial in the Senate without witnesses, however, that acquittal of the president is clouded in doubt.
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When in doubt, remember to look for and note all the privileges we cannot see — or which we've been conditioned not to see.
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That Russia is responsible for the hack hasn't really been in doubt for a while, though the Kremlin has steadily denied any involvement.
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The stabilization bill does little more than guarantee payments to health insurers that were only in doubt because President Trump cut them off.
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Separately, India's biggest comedy group, All India Bakchod (AIB), said its future was in doubt following a series of allegations about sexual harassment.
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Look for the sections most relevant to you—on data use and privacy maybe—and if in doubt seek clarification from the developer.
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But he now enters a White House meeting with President Donald Trump with his status in the diplomatic driver&aposs seat in doubt.
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His prospects of continued work in Israeli diplomatic security abroad were in doubt, however, after a Jordanian newspaper published his name and photograph.
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And considering the limited return on their investments in the last presidential election, exactly how much influence their dollars wield was in doubt.
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When in doubt, go for shades of blue or black, but steer clear of anything too bright or boring, like orange and brown.
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Kavanaugh was accused of sexual assault in the middle of America's reckoning with sexual harassment and abuse, and his confirmation was in doubt.
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When in doubt, candidates can always support the unicorn of a balanced-budget amendment, or just claim falsely that they've balanced budgets before.
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For 2018, when the mandate's enforcement was merely in doubt, health insurers usually budgeted in an additional 5 to 10 percent premium bump.
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Citi had expected interest-rate cuts by the Brazilian Central Bank due to a decline in inflation, but that could be in doubt.
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But the ruling, which gave legislators a two-year deadline in which to enshrine marriage equality into law, could soon be in doubt.
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But Zheutlin's reporting cast that story in doubt, and he concluded that there were no such businessmen, nor was there any such wager.
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But the injury sustained by Whiteside, a pending free agent, seemed worse, with his status for the rest of the series in doubt.
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And my 25-year commitment to open, fair debate, which I moderate across two shows on Fox News, was being cast in doubt.
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Though this might be the oldest trick in the book, that doesn't mean it's not still good: When in doubt, just add sneakers.
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From the looks of things, the Republicans hold on the House is in jeopardy, and their control of the Senate is in doubt.
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When in doubt, this variety pack could be split up and doled out—after you keep your favorite kit for yourself, of course.
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"PEACE OF MIND" Richard has been in charge at Orange since 2011 but his future had been in doubt ahead of the verdict.
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McFarland's confirmation is in doubt over her role during the Trump transition and as the deputy to Flynn at the National Security Council.
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But when in doubt, just double check with the restaurant first, and you should be able to enjoy your takeout free of guilt.
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That is my timeline, I have the luxury of completion, framing what already took place with context, rarely in doubt about what transpired.
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When in doubt, businesses and their bankers should consult legal counsel, particularly in the rapidly evolving compliance landscape for medical and recreational marijuana.
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Boris Johnson's Brexit plan to win an election before taking Britain out of the EU at the end of October is in doubt.
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Martin O'Malley has squeaked into this Sunday night's NBC News/YouTube Democratic presidential debate after poor poll numbers put his status in doubt.
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When in doubt, the characters would wind up at the Peach Pit, a retro diner that became a symbol of the TV series.
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Mr. Zuma's survival was never in doubt because the 104-member executive committee is packed with loyalists appointed by him over the years.
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The participation of former champions Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka remains in doubt with the trio battling to overcome injury problems.
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"These databases are used regularly by states, companies and individuals when in doubt about the correct name of a country" the statement added.
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With Laundroid's future in doubt, California-based Foldimate seems reasonably well-positioned to dominate whatever market might actually exist for such a product.
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It's unlikely, but if Clinton or her closest aides were charged with crimes, her electability—her best argument—would suddenly be in doubt.
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But in the moment, as Ortiz stood in the left-handed batter's box in the seventh, the outcome was most definitely in doubt.
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In January, the administration withheld more than half of a scheduled $120 million payment and left future payments for fiscal 2018 in doubt.
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Mr. Garber has a breezier take on Vandergelder than did David Hyde Pierce; the subtext of his bluster is never really in doubt.
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Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff opening of a trade war rattled the stock market, enraged Republicans and left Mr. Cohn's future in doubt.
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On top of that, Leonard's health was in doubt after he sat out nearly all of the 2017-18 season in San Antonio.
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Nationwide, victory for the African National Congress, which has governed continuously since the end of apartheid in 1994, had never been in doubt.
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Shortly after Mr. Trump was elected, Mr. Bannon exulted when the president-elect threw in doubt America's adherence to the "One China" policy.
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Pekerman's job has been in doubt at times; James Rodriguez, the symbol of the last World Cup, has lost his way a little.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — When Jeff Sessions appeared before the Judiciary Committee early in January, his confirmation as attorney general was not in doubt.
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Labs can rule out some of the other possibilities when the diagnosis is in doubt, but Nadoolman thought it was a straightforward case.
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He rested over the final 17:216, exiting after the Nets took an 217-270 lead and the outcome was never in doubt.
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The status of Traore, who is on loan to Ajax from Chelsea, had been in doubt before kickoff because of a groin injury.
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A league spokesman said Gordon could apply again in the future, but the decision puts in doubt Gordon's status for the 2016 season.
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Biden finished in fourth place, just barely ahead of Klobuchar, leaving his supporters skittish and his path to the Democratic nomination in doubt.
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Now those Affordable Care Act taxes will remain, and the ability of the party to coalesce around ambitious tax legislation is in doubt.
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The city would not have to return the first chunk, which amounted to $128,000, but the rest of the grant is in doubt.
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South Africa's last remaining investment grade sovereign credit rating is also in doubt, with Moody's set to make its next announcement in March.
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He rested over the final 17:153, exiting after the Nets took an 87-50 lead, and the outcome was never in doubt.
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The succession may not be in doubt, but it takes time before the man's character can be felt through his exercise of power.
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The Constitution says that the full faith and credit of the United States of America should not be questioned, it's not in doubt.
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Whether Bloomberg can emerge as an alternative without spending time in early states or facing off on the debate stage remains in doubt.
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When in doubt, it's always a good idea to live by the rule: Leave a place in better condition than you found it.
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With it future trade ties in doubt, British officials have been working to minimize the impact of Brexit on non-EU trading partners.
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Citigroup analysts say that the concern is that the dependability of U.S. supplies would be cast in doubt because of the tariff wars.
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That Argentina's participation is in doubt at all is a shock, and a worrying sign for the many Albiceleste fans around the world.
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It is by instinct interested in conflicting empathies, in men and women who are running into their own hearts, in doubt and contradictions.
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Will he seek its support for a deal on North Korea, or will he start a trade war, putting such cooperation in doubt?
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With it future trade ties in doubt, British officials have been working to minimise the impact of Brexit on non-EU trading partners.
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The decision was never in doubt, but Pacquiao pressed the fight into the later rounds as he tried unsuccessfully to score a knockout.
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Federal court proceedings have slowed as government lawyers ask for delays and federal district courts remain open though their funding remains in doubt.
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Pékerman's job has been in doubt at times; James Rodríguez, the symbol of the last World Cup, has lost his way a little.
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The victory never was in doubt as Oregon State had a 38-33 rebounding advantage and forced the Fighting Hawks into 17 turnovers.
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The A380 super jumbo, whose future was in doubt because of poor sales, won a reprieve last month after Emirates ordered 36 planes.
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It had picked up strong momentum earlier this year, but its fate was more recently in doubt after it had stalled for months.
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"No one should be in doubt that we will apply those rules if the criteria are not fulfilled," Moscovici told a news conference.
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Go deeper: North Carolina House race in doubt over claims of electoral fraud North Carolina flagged illegal voting activity to the feds last year
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But passage of the House bill remains in doubt even after President Donald Trump met with lawmakers this week to support an immigration fix.
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When in doubt, call or email the company that appears to be sending the message separately, don't go through the email you've been sent.
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In April, it said it still hoped to meet a delivery target of 20 A400Ms in 2016, but that goal is increasingly in doubt.
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Davis emphasized that reading app reviews is an easy way to see if anything appears fishy, and that when in doubt simply don't download.
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A surprise Supreme Court ruling temporarily blocking President Obama's restrictions on coal emissions threw U.S. commitments to the Paris global warming accord in doubt.
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Johnson cruised through the Conservative leadership contest that began last month, his victory over his opponent, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, never really in doubt.
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Fernando Soto, the Instituto Nacional's rector, says its "academic excellence" will be put in doubt "if children are admitted with no interest in studying".
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With such an open-ended and bleak ending in addition to some surviving heroes, a comeback for Earth's Mightiest Heroes was never in doubt.
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Although Mr Mendelblit's integrity is not in doubt, he is reluctant as a civil servant to start proceedings that could bring down the government.
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The first debate of the Democratic presidential campaign has illuminated its theme and added a plot twist – leaving an American industry's fate in doubt.
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RHP Ken Giles took a line drive off his right wrist during batting practice on Saturday, putting the rest of his season in doubt.
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Go deeper: North Carolina House race in doubt over claims of electoral fraud North Carolina investigators find evidence of significant fraud in House election
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That has left the leadership of the 3.2 million-person U.S. territory in doubt with hours to go before Rosselló's self-imposed 5 p.m.
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If in doubt, get in touch with the sender through a different method—a call across the office or an instant messenger app maybe.
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Emirates' latest A380 order is also shrouded in doubt due to incomplete negotiations with U.K. engineer Rolls-Royce over the production of more engines.
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Yet the firm has been adduced as proof that Europe's steel industry has a future—even as this future once again looks in doubt.
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Some had feared, after Brexit followed grave crises in the euro zone economy and with irregular immigration, that the bloc's survival was in doubt.
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House Republicans are expected to vote on repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act on Thursday with the votes needed for passage in doubt.
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"While a pro-Rohani parliament looks in doubt, he should at least hope for one he can work with," says a veteran Iran hand.
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The future of the pact has been in doubt since last year when the United States pulled out of it and reimposed unilateral sanctions.
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But these projects are now in doubt amid uncertainty over the UK's future access to the EU single financial market, said sources and consultants.
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Wright is expected to return quickly, but there is no timeline yet for his return, and his availability for the opener is in doubt.
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For a leader who is often wrong, but seldom in doubt, the specter of a voice vote defeat was not part of the agenda.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 When in doubt, blame the big guy: On Wednesday, Sarah Palin said the President is partially to blame for her son's PTSD.
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" Ripa jumped in to give her take on the cringe-inducing tale, explaining to her co-host, "When in doubt, go to the mom.
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The news would probably drag down the euro against the dollar, too, since the long-term stability of the EU would be in doubt.
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Although his status as Prince of the City has never been in doubt, did you know that he was raised as a bohemian child?
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The trick, I'm learning, is to stay in doubt, Season to season, of what time might bring, And patiently await how things turn out.
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If Britain drops out, the future of the European Union could be in doubt, and financial markets would be in for a rough ride.
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And with Li standing beside Merkel as she declared the two nations would remain committed to the deal, those sales seem less in doubt.
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A spokesman for the Prince's Foundation confirmed on Monday that the authenticity of the paintings, which have been removed from display, was in doubt.
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Annual joint military exercises by the United States and the Philippines got underway Tuesday with the alliance between the two countries increasingly in doubt.
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And, when in doubt, consider a flexible travel credit card that lets you redeem points for travel, gift cards, merchandise, or statement credits.21.
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The babies whose parents brought the federal suit were born in Texas medical facilities, so it was not in doubt that they were citizens.
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